• WWill Of The Wind
• Leap Of Faith
• The Real Thing (1 Minute soundsample)
• Conviction Of The Heart (1 Minute soundsample)
• If You Believe
• I Would Do Anything
• Sweet Reunion
• Now Or Never
• My Father′s House
• Cod′s Song
• Will Of The Wind (Reprise)
• Too Early For The Sun

THE Kenny Loggins masterpiece! From the opening prayer "Will of the Wind" to the fantastic "Too Early for the Sun" Loggins is at his best here! Plus you get some strong supporting players like Sheryl Crow, Michael McDonald who leads the "McDonald family choir" (his wife Amy and his sister Maureen) in the "This is It" style "Now or Never". Of course there are the three classic songs the title tune, "The Real Thing" and "Conviction of the Heart" which Al Gore called the anthem of the enviormental movement! One of the true West Coast masterpieces of the 90s

Kenny Loggins was best known in the 1980's for such movie soundtrack standards as "Danger Zone (Top Gun)", "Footloose (Footloose)", and "I'm Alright (Caddyshack)" and adult contemporary hits as "This is It" and "Whenever I call you 'Friend". However, it is his 1990 album, "Leap of Faith" where Loggins creates some of the finest music of career. Apparently, Loggins was experiencing a spiritual rebirth during this period, as nearly all of his songs are touched with this spirituality. There are songs of love, understanding, and environmental awareness populating this album. Tribal drums and acoustic guitar play major roles on all of the tracks. The album's title track, "Leap of Faith", provides a haunting tribal beat that underlies the entire song (and would also seem to be the inspiration for rhythms in the 1997 song "Missing You" by Everything But the Girl). The song, "The Real Thing" pleads for patience from a child who does not understand why her parents are no longer together. It sends the message that someday she will understand and learn what the 'the real thing' (love) really is. "If You Believe" is a song promoting self-empowerment and using that to make a difference, while "Now or Never" tells the tale of a man facing a crossroads in life and knowing the time has come to make a decision on how to live life from that point on. The true gem of this album, though, is a song Loggins wrote specifically for Earth Day 1990. It is called "Conviction of the Heart". It's debut at Earth Day gives it a peripheral connection to a 'save the environment' message, but the true message is actually a challenge to listener to stand for what they believe in and have the 'conviction of the heart' to make the changes in the world that they know must be done for the benefit of current and future generations. What makes this song so amazing is it's climax. The closing musical arrangement may be one of long and most electrifying in music history. After the last chord fades away, the listener wants to jump to their feet and go out into the world and make that difference that Loggins has challenged them to make. "Leap of Faith" is one album that a listener will be better off for having listened to it.