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liner notes: all vocals and instruments played by mark johnson. drum programming and background vocals on "so wonderful" and background vocals on "suddenly sunshine" by frankie lee. trumpet solo on "amusement serenade" by bonner griffith. produced by mark johnson in "closet of sound" stereo at cornelia street in nyc. "lovin' goes fadin'" was mixed at blitz recording studioes in san diego by richard "blitz" livoni. "so wonderful" was recorded by stewart lerman at new breed studios, nyc. "last night on the roller coaster" was recorded at fred's studio in nyc. tag to "last night on the roller coaster" featuring leonis shinneman, catherine guard and mark london sims, was recorded in west hollywood at the guest house on a teac porta studio. "dreaming" was recorded on cassette at wendy wall's apartment in greenwich village. "concrete lullaby" recorded at backroom studios in new jersey. "last night on the roller coaster" was recorded in new york city on a tascam da 88. all other tracks recorded in new york city on cornelia street on a teac four track, mastered by matt cartsonis. graphic design by john mccloy at mccloys@aol.com. management: john brown III for blade music. to order another copy of this disc, visit the website at http://www.mark-johnson.com. all songs copyright 2000 by cold weather music bmi. all rights reserved.
thank you…stephen kurtzman, steve guttenberg, wayne kramer, mark keating, john brown III, dave rave, maggie roche, george and mary philhower, gary "pig" gold, daniel kramoris, ross harrison, michael graves, steve and adam kimmel, george gerdes, judy raphael, michael what, mike giangreco, billy servideo, larry fisher, david leaf, david grahame, wendy wall, alan haber, matt cartsonis, john johnson, jenny barnet, lynn samuels, lane sue britt, peter nichols for your spirit and support. this record is in memory of danny levine.
notes on a coupla songs:
in the song "baby go" the lines "do yourself righteous," "get on with the mojo," and "get down with the flow" are my tribute to a clasic musical style i grew up with. i like the monks in the background. the "stripper" is about this girl i met once who had hung out with low-lifes and was now 360 away from it. to see her innocence, and at the same moment, imagine her past, made me want to protect her. but she was doing find without me anyway. "rhythm of the world" this is a favorite. it started off as just a riff, something i was singing to myself around the house. the melody over the b minor chord into the c chord has a leslie gore feel that's fun to sing.
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