Producers include: R. Kelly, Jamey Jaz, Bryce Wilson, Ronald Pitts, Ron Kilgore.

Engineers include: Arty Skye, Ernie Lake, Brian Carrigan.

Personnel: Changing Faces (background vocals); R. Kelly (vocals, programming); Tracey Lee (rap vocals); Reese Johnson (guitar, background vocals); Abdulhameed Zuhri (electric guitar); Howard McCrary, Joel Campbell, Thomas Dawson, Bryce Wilson (keyboards); Robert Palmer (programming, drum programming); Mr. Lee, Stephen George (programming); Jamey Jaz (keyboard programming, drum programming); Christopher Bolden (drum programming); Bonnie Boyer, Sue Ann Carwell (background vocals).

Audio Mixers: Chris Brickley; Mark Pitts; Louis Christian; Jonnie Most; Allen Gordon, Jr.; Ken Lewis ; John VanNest; Angela Piva; R. Kelly; Stephen George; Tony Prendatt.

Recording information: Criteria Studios, Miami, FL; OPOPP Productions; Quad Studios, NY; Reel Tyme Recorde; Westlake Studios, Hollywood, CA.

Introduction bys: David Mitchell; Reese Johnson.

Photographer: Eric Johnson .

Unknown Contributor Roles: David Mitchell; Abdulhameed Zuhri; Steve Kipner.

Arrangers: Ron Kilgore; Ronald Pitts; R. Kelly.

ALL DAY, ALL NIGHT, the sophomore release from Changing Faces, brings smooth love songs back to the forefront of R&B music. With so much emphasis on hip-hop in recent years, R&B has focused on pleasing the hip-hop audience with hard-edged beats and rap samples. However, the duo of Charisse Rose and Cassandra Lucas goes a different route, with a sound predominated by R. Kelly-written ballads and soft-tempo grooves. The first single, "G.H.E.T.T.O.U.T.," tells the story of a woman who kicks her man out of the house after catching him cheating. The girls also bring an R&B flavor to the Cyndi Lauper classic "Time After Time."