 At a very late stage in the production, producer Gus Dudgeon made a contribution to the mixing of the songs "Jewel In The Crown", "The Naked Highwayman", "Closing Time" and "Red Tide".Some subtractive edits were made to "The Naked Highwayman" as Dudgeon felt the song was too long.Overall it is generally considered one of the most satisfying of Fairport's releases since "Nine".