[6] The album was preceded by a few non-LP singles as the Association struggled to establish themselves a commercial presence.

Aside from "Along Comes Mary", the sessions with Boettcher provided the band with the song's B-side, "Your Own Love", and two other tracks that are featured on the album "Remember" and "I'll Be Your Man".

Along with the hit singles "Along Comes Mary" and "Cherish", notable tracks on the album include the reflective "Enter the Young" and the Addrissi brothers' "Don't Blame It on Me".

[8] The partnership between the Association and Boettcher—while innovative and commercially successful—was cut short after Boettcher began to overreach his authority in the group's musical direction.

For their sophomore effort, Renaissance, the Association recruited Jerry Yester to replace Boettcher as a producer.