Lookin’ At Tomorrow

David Garibaldi – drums
Raymond McKinley – bass
Bill Moio – guitars, solos on cuts 1 and 3
Emilio Castillo –tenor sax, vocals
Mike Bogart – trumpet, trombone
Kaufee Johnson – vocals
Clarke Rigsby – vocals, guitar on opening of cut 4
Dave Eskridge – horn arrangements, cuts 2, 4 and 9
Mark Dolin – lead and background vocals, soprano, alto and tenor saxes and solos, flute, harmonica, vintage pianos, organ and synths, steel drum, percussion

1. Your Day’s Comin’
2. The Parkin’ Lot Hang
3. Baby Don’t You Get It?
4. Can’t Stop Thinkin’ About Ya
5. You’ll See The Sun Again
6. Take Me Away
7. The Air You Breathe
8. Written In The Stars
9. Belly Up
10. Don’t Ever Stop Now

The guys that made it all happen:

As you can hear, the masterful David Garibaldi, world-class bassist Raymond McKinley, and “first-take” Bill Moio just laid down the rhythm like it’s supposed to be.
And what a thrill being able to play along-side power horn-men Mike Bogart and Emilio to the first-rate arrangements of Dave Eskridge.
Kaufee Johnson sang her heart out and she, Clarke and Emilio nailed it again and again on the vocals.

Emilio Castillo – known to me as Saint Emilio. I am forever indebted to this man. Emilio, you really are a saint and a friend like no other. And a tremendously talented producer, arranger, saxophonist, and writer!

Clarke Rigsby – engineer. I’m proud to put his name on my CD and fortunate to have had him at the helm on the tracking. Splendid work!
Aaron Feller – engineer. Aaron did a wonderful job finishing the tracking and mixing the disk.

God – the giver of talent and every good thing!
Karin – the woman of my dreams that God gave me. Babe, I love you deeply. Thanks for all the love and sacrifices.
Max and Kole – my two wonderful, totally amazing little blessings with boundless energy, beauty and talent. My legacy.
Mom and Dad – gave me life, everything I ever wanted, and then some. Thank you! I love you.

Music by Mark Dolin, except cut 4, by Emilio Castillo and Mark Dolin. Lyrics by Mark Dolin and Emilio Castillo