Cross in 1985 during a cricket game at Hambledon, Hampshire. As per most of Phillips albums, the liner notes to Ivory Moon contain a running joke reference to Phillips's friend Ralph Bernascone: "Ralph Bernascone appears courtesy of Ravaged Records". The photography is credited to "Pierror Krols and Vic Stench of Thrombosis", the latter name being another running joke as it is in fact one of Phillips's pseudonyms. Release The album was released in the United States and Canada by Passport Records in January 1986. Ivory Moon was reissued on CD by Virgin Records in 1991, and by Blueprint Records in 1996. These reissues include a new recording done in October 1990, based on Phillips' original September 1968 piano version of the Genesis song "Let Us Now Make Love". Genesis performed the song for the BBC radio show Night Ride in February 1970. On 23 September 2016 Esoteric Recordings released a 5-CD box set containing the second four volumes in the Private Parts & Pieces series and a fifth disc of previously unreleased material. Track listing All titled composed, performed, and produced by Anthony Phillips, except where noted. Personnel Taken from the 1986 LP liner notes. Music Anthony Phillips – piano, production Production Paul Graves – maintenance John Armer – piano tuning "Pierror Krols" and "Vic Stench of Thrombosis" – photography Ian Cooper – disc cutting at Townhouse Studios, London Kim Cross – album title Peter Cross – cover painting ("Sea-Dogs Motoring") References 1986 albums Anthony Phillips albums