IT’S A BLUES THING TOO
Muscle Shoals Edition
Heartbreak Radio 3:19 Miller/Seals
No, No Baby No 3:56 Ace Moreland
Funky Bourbon Street 3:59 Sarno
The Sun is Shining 4:58 Elmore James
Keep On 4:35 Sarno/Hall
Don’t Hold that Against Me 3:58 Sarno/Koller
Real World 3:28 Sarno/Christopher
Meet Me in the Morning 5:25 Dylan
Chief Joseph 4:41 Sarno
It’s a Blues Thing Too 5:35 Sarno/Maynard
Special Thanks
Jimmy Allison
John Alper
Dee Archer
Irene Barrett
Reeve Bermingham
Jeff Boyd
Al Briggs
Cat Campbell
Chris Catania
Shelton Clark
Miles Concannon
Michael Czubic
Dan Daley
Bill Dewdney
Brian DuCharme
Michael Dupont
Joe Foti
Mike Foti
Michaela Graham
Cliff & Bonnie Henricksen
Denny & Mary Hermanson
Billy Hilson
Carlos Hoyos
Ken Jacob
Jim Knott
Susanne & Kyle Kurtz
Beth & Rudy Lauckner
Rob Laws
Teri Lewis
Michalis Limnios
Ron & Terry Lininger
Al Lundy
Bob Marsh
Mark Maynard
Steve Mayone
Dick & Connie Mitchell
Lilian Mol-Rijnders
Joe & Nancy Munroe
Rosemary Moukad
George Nassor
The Nastro Family
Michelle Neilson-Terrazas
Tony Pijar
Roy Prescott
Jerry Prial
Dado Radmanovic
Michael Salvatore
Lisa Sarno
Jinny Sarno
Carmine Sarno
Christopher Seely
Grey Shepard
Paul Smadbeck
Colin Spence
Thomas Torelli
James T. Tattersall
The Rhythm Section
Ed Greene- drums, percussion
David Hood- bass
Clayton Ivey- B3, Wurlitzer, piano
Tony Sarno- guitars, vocals
Horns, Vocals, Percussion
Deric Dyer- sax solos
Vicki Hampton- vocals
Bill Harris- tenor, baritone sax
Don Harris- trumpet
Justin Holder- percussion, spoken word
Holly Steele- vocals
Produced by Mark Maynard
Mixed by Jason Hall
Recorded by Charles Holloman
Additional recording by John Gifford
Additional recording by Rusty McFarland
Additional recording by Tim Carter
Art Direction by Shannon Connolly
Photography by Kevin Lamb
Videography by Andrew Bailey
Counsel- Michael Bongiorno
Recorded at East Avalon Studios, Muscle Shoals Alabama
Additional Recording at Dammit Boy Studios, Nashville
Pre/Post Production at The Lakes Fitness Center, Nashville
Tony Sarno uses Brian Robinson Custom guitars, Naylor amplifiers, Ernie Ball strings, George L’s cables, Klotz cables, K&K acoustic pickups, and Bose PA systems.
Thanks to the great bandleaders who I’ve worked with over the years, and who have taught me so much: B.B. King, Bob Hardwick, David Clayton Thomas, Dee Archer, Felix Cavaliere, and Peter Tork.