of this second album still sounds like vintage Stevie Wonder and Johnny 'Guitar' Watson, but Kay's vocals are as snappy and engaging as his extrovert persona". David Sinclair wrote that the album "combines intricate arrangements with several long, free-form workouts crammed with virtuoso performances." He also considers Stuart Zender's bass-playing "the most telling contribution to the album's relentless bustle and drive." He however wrote that "the album is marred by a tendency to substitute technique for tunes." Andy Gill of The Independent found several of the tracks too long. In a negative review, Mark Jenkins of The Washington Post described the album as "one of 1995's least digestible servings of leftovers." Track listing All tracks are written by Jay Kay and Toby Smith, except where noted. Personnel Credits adapted from album liner notes. Jamiroquai Jay Kay – vocals Toby Smith – keyboards Stuart Zender – bass Derrick McKenzie – drums Wallis Buchanan – didgeridoo Additional musicians Nick Van Gelder – drums Simon Katz – electric guitar Jeffrey Scantlebury – percussion Maurizio Ravalico – percussion Gary Barnacle – saxophone Richard Edwards – trombone John Thirkell – trumpet Matthew Scrivener – violin Iain Mackinnon – violin Owen Little – viola Robert Bailey – cello Colin Davy, Sean Quinn, Komodo, DC Lee – backing vocals Production Jay Kay – production, arrangement, engineering Michael Nielsen – engineer, co-producer Al Stone – additional recording (vocals), mixing Adrian Bushby – engineering Martin Harrison – mixing on "Light Years" (Live at the 'Theatre du Moulin', Marseille, December 1994) Creative Hands – design Eddie Monsoon – photography Chris Nash – photography Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications and sales Notes References Sources External links Jamiroquai albums 1995 albums Work Records albums