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Four Corners
- The Drifter
- Forbidden Love
- Turquoise Moon
- Red Rocks
- Arizona Daybreak
- Somebody To Love (featuring 3rd Force)
- A Mother's Heart
- Haight Ashbury
- Samba Del Rio
- Borders
- Four Corners
Produced by: Craig Chaquico and Ozzie Ahlers
Associate Producer: William Aura
Additional Production: Russ Freeman
Recorded and Engineered by: Craig Chaquico and Ozzie Ahlers at Lunatunes and OzWorld
Mixed by: Russ Freeman, Nick Sodano, Craig Chaquico, and Ozzie Ahlers at Cheyenne Mountain Ranch Studios, Woodland Park CO.
 Mastered by: Doug Sax at the Mastering Lab, Hollywood CA
Except:
The Drifter Produced by: Russ Freeman
Mixed by: Russ Freeman, Nick Sodano, Craig Chaquico, and Ozzie Ahlers
Recorded and Mixed at: Cheyenne Mountain Ranch Studios, Woodland Park CO
Mastered by: Doug Sax at The Mastering Lab, Hollywood CA
Somebody To Love (featuring 3rd Force)
Produced and Engineered by: William Aura
Recorded & Mixed at: Auravision Studios, Ojai CA
Mastered by: Doug Sax at The Mastering Lab, Hollywood CA
Haight Ashbury
Produced & Mixed by: Paul Brown
Engineered by: Paul Brown & Dan Steinberg
Recorded & Mixed at: Funky Joint Studios, Sherman Oaks CA
Mastered by: Doug Sax at The Mastering Lab, Hollywood CA
Borders
Produced by: Rick Braun
Engineered by: Rick Braun (can we combine these lines?)
Mixed by: Steve Sykes
Recorded & Mixed at: Brauntosaurus Studios, Woodland Hills CA
Mastered by Doug Sax at: The Mastering Lab, Hollywood CA
Executive Producers: Matt Marshall & Dan Selene
Sr. VP of Sales & Marketing: Scott Bergstein
Product Marketing Manager: Kenny Nemes
Art Direction & Design: Robert Fisher / Flying Fish Studios
Photography: Jay Blakesberg
Production Manager: Gina Grimes
 Musicians:
Craig Chaquico: Guitars on all
Russ Freeman: Guitar, Keyboards, Bass, and Keyboard Programming on #1
Ozzie Ahlers: Keyboards & Percussion on #'s 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9; Vocals on #4; Bass on #'s 5 & 7; Keyboards on #11
Alex Marlowe: Additional Percussion on #'s 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11.
Bill Heller: Keyboards, Programming on #'s 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11.
 Derek Jones: Bass on #'s 2, 4, 9.
Jim Reitzel: Bass on #'s 3, 11.
Kevin Paladini: Tenor Sax on #3.
John Halbleib: Flugelhorn on #4.
William Aura: Bass on #6.
Craig Dobbin: Keyboards on #6.
Alain Eskinasi: Grooves, Keyboards on #6.
Richard Hardy: Soprano Sax on #6.
Paul Brown: Programming & Arranging on #8.
Mark Ellis Stephens: Keyboards on #8.
Rick Braun: Programming on #10.
Gregg Karukas: Keyboards on #10.
Everette Harp: Saxophone on #10.
Wade Olson: Drums on #11.
All songs written by Craig Chaquico and Ozzie Ahlers
All songs published by Wolf Mountain / Misticaro Music / Higher Octave Publishing (BMI), and adm. by Higher Octave Publishing
Except:
#1 written by Russ Freeman and published by Who's Hacking Music (BMI)
#6 written by Darby Slick and published by Irving Music, Inc. (BMI)
#8 written by Paul Brown, James Oppenheim, Craig Chaquico, and Mark Ellis Stephens, and published by
Yo Cats Music / Hey You're Hey Music / Higher Octave Publishing / Wolf Mountain (BMI) and adm. by Higher Octave Publishing / Groove Junkie Music (BMI)
#10 written by Rick Braun and Gregg Karukas, and published by Cadillac Slim Music (BMI) / Karukas Music (ASCAP)
Craig Chaquico's notes on Four Corners
Not far from San Francisco, near Mill Valley where my studio
is located among the redwoods, there is a rural intersection
the locals call Four Corners.
It is in this area that you can still find trails that are
hundreds, maybe thousands of years old, that were once used by the
indigenous tribes as well as the early pioneers, drifters, and
environmentalists.
Bordered by these ancient trails, this intersection can lead you
either north to the summit of Mount Tam, westward to Muir Woods
and the Pacific Ocean, south to the Golden Gate Bridge
and the beautiful city of San Francisco, or east in the direction
of my studio in Mill Valley just a few minutes away.
People and places from all four directions have inspired
the music on this CD. Maybe every place has a Four Corners.
Perhaps all of us are forever connected to each other and to
every river and ocean, every tree and forest, to our mother earth,
and to every star in the sky.
"As in music, so in life."
Another inspiration for this album is the spirit and energy
that still exists in magical ancient places like
the Four Corners area of the Southwest, Red Rocks,
and within the music of the four inspiring musicians
that make up the four cornerstones of my band.
ThereFOUR, hoping not to have sounded too CORNY,
this record is called "Four Corners."
"When we try to pick out anything by itself
we find it hitched to everything in the universe."
--John Muir, 1911
"I only went out for a walk
and finally concluded to stay out till sundown,
for going out, I found, was really going in."
--John Muir, 1913
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