Savage Patty

The Band

Kim Barnard - drums
J.D. Droddy - vocals, bass
Tim Davis - vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar
Patty Machen - viola
Marty Humphreys - vocals, slide guitar, mandolin, cornet, electric guitar

The Songs and Guest Performers

All songs written by T.B. Davis except "Barley's Jig" by M.L. Humphreys

This Feeling
- Heidi Harmes - congas
- Jason Pawlina - percussion
- Grant Reider - trumpet solo, horn arrangement
- Sara Benson - shoes
Where the Water is Blue
- Jason Pawlina - congas, percussion
- Linda Rose Flinkman - piano
- Peter Stokes - backing vocal
- Tim Riley - whistler
Barley's Jig
When Your Heart Cries
- Peter Stokes - backing vocal
- Jason Pawlina - conga
Funky Monkey
- Paul Stadler - tenor saxophone
- Bruce Lich - alto saxophone
- Jason Pawlina - conga
Who I am
- Jason Pawlina - conga
Talk About it
- Mike Morrison - pedal steel
- Marta Aarli - backing vocal
- Heidi Harmes - ganza
- Jason Pawlina - conga
Baby's Gone
- Linda Rose Flinkman - piano
- Rob Layton - backing vocal
- Mike Morrison - backing vocal
- Jason Pawlina - conga
Got What it Takes
- Tom Brumley - harmonica
- Linda Rose Flinkman - organ
Well Deserved
- Linda Rose Flinkman - organ
- Jason Pawlina - conga
Not Satisfied
- Jason Pawlina - congas, percussion
- Rob Layton, Mike Morrison - backing vocal
- Linda Rose Flinkman - synthesizer
- Brylan Droddy, Nancy Barnard, Kim Barnard, Jonathan Machen, & Tim Riley - voices
I Got a Woman
- Rob Layton - acoustic guitar
- Jonathan Machen - banjo
- Jason Pawlina - conga

Produced by J.D. Droddy with Pat Tracy and Savage Patty
Recorded and engineered by Pat Tracy
Assistant Engineer - J.D. Droddy
Mixed by Pat Tracy and Savage Patty at The Shop - Boulder, Colorado
Mastered by Stevin MacNamara - Louisville, Colorado

Cover Painting, "Aurora-Bore-Alice" - Kimball Barnard
Inside Painting, "She is with the Stick Man Band" - Kimball Barnard
Band Photo - J.D. Droddy
Graphic Design - Drew Moore Graphics & Design - Boulder, Colorado
Disc Photo - Tim Riley
Tray Card Photo - Ernest Bloch

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Special thanks to Ron Aguiar for the custom and vintage instruments.