Musicians:
Oliver Wakeman: piano (all), keys (1-19, 21), backing vocals (1-13), additional electric guitar (7)
Gordon Giltrap: electric & acoustic guitars (1-13), guitars (14-21)
Paul Manzi: vocals (1, 5, 7-9, 11, 13), backing vocals (1, 5, 7-9, 11, 13), vocalisations (21)
Benoît David: vocals (3)
Steve Amadeo: bass (1-13, 21)
Johanne James: drums (1-13, 21), percussion (1-13, 21)

Produced by Wakeman
Recorded by Groom (1-13, 19-21), Michel St-Pere (3)
Live sound & recording Chris Miley (14-8), John Hewitt (14-8)
Mixed & mastered by Karl Groom
Artwork: Liliana Sanches
Sleeve design & layout: Wakeman
Photos: Robert Knight, Lee Wilkinson, Rob Jewell, Hugues Bergevin

Tracks:
CD1:
1. "Moneyfacturing" [mus: Giltrap/Wakeman, lyr: Wakeman] (4:10)
2. "Fiona's Smile" [Giltrap] (3:01)
3. "From the Turn of a Card" [Wakeman] (3:47)
4. "LJW" [Wakeman] (4:08)
5. "Maybe Tomorrow" [mus: Giltrap/Wakeman, lyr: Wakeman] (3:26)
6. "Wherever There was Beauty" [Giltrap] (2:40)
7. "Is This the Last Song I Write?" [Wakeman] (10:02)
8. "A Mayfair Kiss" [Wakeman] (2:55)
9. "Anyone Can Fly" [mus: Giltrap/Wakeman, lyr: Wakeman] (4:48)
10. "A Perfect Day" [Wakeman] (2:41)
11. "Credit Carnival" [Wakeman] (5:38)
12. "One for Billie" [Giltrap] (2:11)
13. "Ravens will Fly Away" [mus: Giltrap/Wakeman, lyr: Wakeman] (4:40)

CD2:
14. "Nature's Way" [Wakeman] (5:42)
15. "Isabella's Wedding" [Giltrap] (4:19)
16. "Progress of the Soul" [Wakeman] (4:44)
17. "On Camber Sands" [Giltrap] (3:59)
18. "Lutey and the Mermaid" [Wakeman] (2:55)
19. "Praeludium" [Johann Sebastian Bach, arr: Giltrap/Wakeman] (4:51)
20. "The Forgotten King" [Wakeman] (3:02)
21. "Roots" [Giltrap] (4:30)

Notes: The second disc was only included in a limited edition version. (14-8) were recorded live on the first leg of the album's supporting tour on 26 & 28 Oct 2012 in England. Those thanked in the liner notes include Rick & Rachel Wakeman and one-time Yes manager Paul Silveira.

Wakeman wrote (3) for Yes when he was in the band and the band recorded it in 2009/10, as eventually released on From a Page. He thus turned to his former band mte, David, to sing it. (11) was also written for Yes, but not as developed with the band. In conversation on Twitter in 2018, Wakeman described (11) as "just a riff and lyrics" when he was in Yes. He continued: "when I played it to Steve [Howe] it was just the 3/4 over 4/4 section & some lyrics I wrote after a Yes show at a casino. He really liked the riff but we never really did much in the studio with it."

Giltrap had previously worked with Oliver's father, Rick, including on From Brush and Stone three years earlier.

In 2022, Wakeman is releasing a 3CD boxset, Collaborations, with The 3 Ages of Magick, this album (tracks 1-13, 19-21 + a new recording, "The Wedding Approaches (Instrumental)") and a third disc of a Christmas live show by Giltrap and Wakeman. (HP, 28 Dec 16; updated 26 Oct 19; updated 2 Feb 2022)