Some of the tracks such as "Seville" and "Taps" involve the playing of cultural percussive instruments such as the Tabla and Djembe drums played by childhood friend James West, also the former drummer for King's current band. The album was recorded at Peter Gabriel's Real World Studios; King's own studio, Blackberry Hill Studio, was not yet constructed. King uses a variety of guitars on the album which include seven string, classical, steel string, and flamenco.
Certain tracks on the album, like "Seville" and "Taps," incorporate cultural percussion instruments such as the Tabla and Djembe drums played by James West, a childhood friend who was also King's former bandmate. The recording took place at Peter Gabriel's Real World Studios; King's own studio, Blackberry Hill Studio, was not yet operational.  King utilizes various guitars on the album, including seven-string, classical, steel string, and flamenco models.