Album Notes

Michael Amburgey and Bobby Hanson first played together in 1972 as an acoustic blues duo called the Back
Door Men. Pioneers of the Coastal Empire’s burgeoning blues and rock scene of the 1970s, Amburgey and
Hanson were a major influence on many Savannah musicians of their genre and era. Bobby and Michael are
members of the Savannah Folk Music Society and play at the Society’s First Friday concerts several times a year.

We have recently completed their new CD \"Laughin\' When I See You Go.\" They are still trying to carry on the
tradition established by their musical heroes while still working on our own musical identity. This new CD has a
mixture of our humor, some gospel and ballads and it reflects the musical journey that began a while ago.

We are very fortunate to have our good friends Joe Nelson, John Powers and Seamus McGurgan help us out on a
couple of songs, and it was a real pleasure to have them with us. Joe Nelson played the Mandolin and assited
with harmony. John Powers on Bass and Seamus on the Banjo helped to round out the sound of \"Rosie\" and \"I\'ve
Been Born Again.\" The CD was also mixed and mastered by Seamus with the Meadowvale Studios in Omagh,
County Tyrone, N. Ireland. He is master at his art as you will hear in the music.

The photography and design of our new CD was created by another good friend , Lori Balfe or Photography by
Lori. She also did our \"Honky Blues\" CD, and she did even better this time. Neither of us has any knowledge of
how she does what she does, so she is a real blessing to us.

A special thanks to Asta (Michael\'s dog) in the foreground of the CD Cover. Who knew a dogs toungue could
be so long? Gidget (Bobby\'s daughter\'s dog) and Ginger (Bobby\'s dog) are sitting in the background with
Michael and Bobby and are also on the inside of the CD cover panel. We want to assure everyone that no
animinals were harmed in the production of this CD.