01. Way Down South - 4:25
02. I Love My Baby - 3:34
03. Another Day Without You - 4:44
04. Doin Something To Me - 4:26
05. Pick Up, Baby - 4:56
06. Heartbreaker - 6:50
07. It's Hard Going Up - 5:43
08. I Don't Care About Nothin' - 3:21
09. Candy Girl - 3:28
10. Forever Ended Today - 5:51
11. You Make Me Happy - 5:48

Jerry Banks 	Drums, Percussion, Vocals
Tim Barner 	Guitar, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Paul Boutiette 	Sax (Tenor)
Mike Caselli 	Organ (Hammond), Piano
Dave Johnson 	Trumpet
Mick Martin 	Harmonica, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Rick Metz 	Sax (Tenor)

The leader of the Blues Rockers since the early 70's, Mick Martin has been one of the most dependable members of the West Coast blues scene. Starting his band when he discovered late 60's blues/rock fusion groups like the Rolling Stones, Martin stayed around the Sacramento area for years. Releasing album after album, Martin eventually built up a strong reputation and began performing with big name artists such as Grover Washington Jr. and Bo Diddley as his name spread. Into the next century, Martin signed to local label Dig Music and released Tip of the Hat, an all-covers record. --- Bradley Torreano, allmusic.com

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01. Can't Remember Nothin' - 4:18
02. Damned If I do - 4:46
03. One Foot In Front Of The Other - 4:05
04. What Is It About You - 6:33
05. You Cheated & Lied - 3:14
06. A Penny For Your Thoughts - 3:35
07. Boogie Your Cares Away - 4:05
08. What Did I Do - 5:07
09. Running Away - 5:20
10. Dream Girl - 5:38
11. Don't Trouble Trouble - 4:17
12. What's In It For Me - 4:26
13. Nice Guys - 3:21

Mike Caselli - piano, organ
Reggy Marks, Rick Metz  - tenor saxophone
Robin Farrell - background vocals
Steve Gundhi - alto saxophone
Steve Stizzo - trumpet
Mick Martin - vocals, harmonica, percussion

Mick Martin, a lifelong film fan, has been reviewing movies professionally for thirty-four years in all forms of media. He worked for The Sacramento Union daily newspaper from 1976 until its demise in 1993. His other passion is blues music, which has resulted in ongoing tours of Europe and eighteen CDs with his band, Mick Martin and the Blues Rockers. Their latest release is One Foot in Front of the Other.

Mick Martin and the Blues Rockers return with their 15th CD concentrating on an individualistic blend of blues, soul and rock rather than yielding to the tenets of the blues purists. For the sixth straight year, Real Blues magazine has honored this group.blues rock.2005. ---amazon.com

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