Credits
Production
Producer – John Cushon
Co-producer and mixing engineer – Howie Lindeman, Howie’s Mix House & PsychoAcoustics
Primary recording engineer – Justin Wilson, Sound81
Additional recording engineer (Lucy Wijnands) – Keaton Comiskey
Additional recording engineer (Houston Person and Warren Vaché) – Pete Millrose
Mastering engineer – Greg Calbi, Sterling Sound
Strings and winds arranger, contractor, and conductor – Paul Roberts
Custom licensing – Aaron Green, Easy Song Licensing
Production, duplication and distribution – Ted Deacon, Disc Makers with CD Baby
TDLB Quartet
Piano – Wayne Hawkins
Acoustic and electric guitar – Rod Fleeman
Acoustic bass – Gerald Spaits
Drums and narrative interludes – John Armato
Guest Artists
Accordion – Jeff Lisenby
Baritone sax – Brett Jackson
Clarinet – Lynn Zimmer
Cornet – Warren Vaché
French spoken word – Carol Bar
Tenor sax – Houston Person
Tenor sax – Doug Talley
Viola – Steffen Drabek
Vocals – Molly Hammer
Vocals – Lisa Henry
Vocals – Ron Gutierrez
Vocals – Lucy Wijnands
Strings
Violin – Matt Bennett
Violin – Carmen Dieker
Violin – Zsolt Eder
Violin – Filip Lazovski
Viola – Alyssa Bell
Viola – Christine Grossman
Cello – Ezgi Karakus
Cello – Susie Yang
Winds
Alto flute – Mark Cohick
Alto sax and flute – David Chael
Tenor sax and flute – Brandon Wilkins
Trombone – Paul Roberts
Creative, Technical, and Marketing Support
TDLB logo and CD cover design – John Armato with Tricia Juanitas
CD package design – Tricia Juanitas
“Prelude” animation – Sam Hrabko
Video liner notes direction, production and editing – Daniel Stanush
“Memories of You” behind-the-scenes music video – Justin Wilson
Website design – Ruben Young and Tricia Juanitas
Publicity – Tom Estey
Primary Photography
CD cover photo – Andy Amyx
CD back photo – Joshua Liberman
CD inside right photo – Thomas Blackburn (courtesy Roseville Jazz Festival)
“Cocktails and Jazz: That Cool 50s Craze” booklet
Custom cocktail mixologist and photo stylist – Amanda Frew
Art direction, photography, and design – Tricia Juanitas
Concept and copy – John Armato