NATIVE SONS
| FONTIER | FLP | 1984 |
U.S.A. | L.P. |
| ZIPPO | ZONG 003 | 1984 |
U.K. | L.P. |
| ZIPPO | ZONG CD 003 | 1984 |
U.K. | C.D. |
| Produced By | Henry Lewy & Paul McKenna |
| Engineered By | Paul McKenna & Henry Lewy at A & M Studios |
| Digitally Re-Mastered By | Bill Inglot at K-Disc, Hollywood (ZIPPO Only) |
| All Songs Published By | Warner Bros Music Ltd/Bug Music except 5: Copyright Control |
TRACK LISTING
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1 | Final Wild Son | Griffin/McCarthy | (Also on "Shades, Guitars...") |  |
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2 | Still Get By | McCarthy | (Version on "Radio Tokyo Tapes") | |
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3 | Ivory Tower | Shanks | |
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4 | Run Dusty Run | Griffin | |
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5 | (Sweet) Mental Revenge | Tillis | |
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6 | Fair Game | Griffin/McCarthy | (Also on 7" Single) | |
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7 | Tell It To The Judge On Sunday | Griffin | (Also on 7" Single & "Americanism") | |
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8 | Wreck Of The 809 | McCarthy/Stevens | |
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9 | Too Close To The Light | Long Ryders | (Remixn on 7" Single) | |
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10 | Never Got To Meet The Mom | Griffin | |
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11 | I Had A Dream | McCarthy | (Also on 7" Single & "39 Steps") | |
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12 | Join My Gang | 2:44 | Griffin | (ZIPPO CD Only) | |
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13 | I Don't Care What's Right - I Don't Care What's Wrong | 4:03 | McCarthy/Brewer | (ZIPPO CD Only) | |
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14 | 10-5-60 | 3:11 | Griffin/Shanks | (ZIPPO CD Only) | |
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15 | The Trip | McCarthy | (ZIPPO CD Only) | |
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16 | And She Rides | 4:30 | Griffin/Sowders | (ZIPPO CD Only) | |
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17 | Born To Believe In You | 3:07 | Griffin | (ZIPPO CD Only) | |
PERSONNEL
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Sid Griffin | Guitar, Autoharp, Harmonica, Vocals, "Miss National", Bugle | |
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Steven McCarthy | Guitar, Steel Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin, Keyboards, Vocals | |
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Greg Sowders | Drums, Percussion, Good Vibes |  |
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Tom Stevens | Electric And Stand-Up Bass | |
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Des Brewer | Bass, Vocals (12-14, 16 & 17) | |
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Dave Pearlman | Steel Guitar (5) | |
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Gene Clark | Additional Vocals (3) | |
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Phil Kenzi | Baritone & Tenor Sax (7) | |
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Beyond the call o'duty: The Long Ryders wish success and happiness to all bands everywhere. |