Karen Young - Hot Shot (1978)


Tracklist 
A1 Hot Shot 8:40 
A2 God Knows I'm Just A Woman 4:25
Piano – Karen Young 
A3 Beau 4:03 
B1 Bring On The Boys 5:40 
B2 Where Is He 6:00 
B3 Baby You Ain't Nothing Without Me 6:50

Credits
Backing Vocals – Brian Phipps, Karen Dempsey, Karen Hawkins, Karla Garrison, Lorenzo Wright, Sonia Lonon, Steve West, Willie Mae Kidd "Sasha"*
Bass – Vince Fay
Cello – Larry Gold, Paul Eves
Clarinet, Saxophone – Larry McKenns*, Mike Pedicin*, Ron Kerber
Congas, Drums – Daryl Burgee
Jacket, Logo – Peter Davis
Engineer – Andy Kahn, Kurt Borusiewicz, Larry Bynch, Lorenzo Wright, Wally Hayman, Walter Kahn
Executive Producer – Walter Kahn
Guitar – Lorenzo Wright
Handclaps – Andy Kahn, Chris Tortu, Darryl Adderley, Karen Young, Kurt Borusiewicz, Robert P. Brown*, Sonia Lonon, Troy Dougherty, Willie Mae Kidd
Maracas – Troy Dougherty
Mastered By – David Moyssiadis*
Mixed By [Assistant] – Billy Kennedy, Frank Sestito, Troy Dougherty, Valeria Luzi, Wayne Gettman*
Percussion – Sahaba Daku
Cover – Stephen Murri
Piano, Rhodes Electric Piano – Andy Kahn
Producer, Arranged By – Andy Kahn, Kurt Borusiewicz
Tambourine – Dennis McTigue, John Anderson
Timbales – Ted Dormoi
Trombone – Ed Cascarella*, Lee Southall Roger DeLillo
Trumpet – Evan Solot, Jack Wilson, Richard Posmontier, Bob Hartzell*
Viola – Tony Sinagoga*, Davis Barnett
Violin – Wm. Mungiole*, Charles Apollonia, Charles Parker, Chris Reeves, Don Renaldo, Gov Hutchinson, Joe Bonaccorso*, Lenore Wolaniuk*, Rudy Malizia*

Notes
Recorded & mixed at Queen Village Recordings Studios, Philadelphia, PA.
Mastered at Frankford/Wayne Recording Labs, Philadelphia, Pa.

Credits on sleeve thanks Nick Martinelli "for bringing everyone together".
The album is dedicated to brother Paul.

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