perform. The song is about a man who enters a cemetery for shelter at nighttime, and is visited by a silver-haired phantom, who advises him to go back to the one he loves before it is too late. The phantom was described as wearing a "long purple coat, covered in wheels/red leather boots, with sparkling heels"; an accurate description of Wagoner and his fondness of rhinestone suits. Little Heartbreaker (The Likes Of You) 'Little Heartbreaker (The Likes Of You)' is a song co-written by Marty Stuart and Ralph Mooney. Stuart cites his co-writer in the song, in the line "Gonna call old Moon, get a little unwound/Go to Mississippi, then a Texas town". Mississippi Railroad Blues 'Mississippi Railroad Blues' is another instrumental track, and the final song on the album. It is a mandolin instrumental composed by Stuart, and is a showcase for his talent on the mandolin. Track listing Chart performance Personnel As listed in liner notes Musicians Marty Stuart - lead vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, mandolin Kenny Vaughan - lead vocals (on track 2), acoustic guitar, electric guitar, high string guitar Harry Stinson - harmony vocals (on tracks 1, 3, 4, 5, 9, 13), drums Paul Martin - harmony vocals (on tracks 1, 3, 4, 5, 9), electric bass, upright bass, TAC, piano Ralph Mooney - steel guitar, spoken introduction on track 11 Kayton Roberts - steel guitar Gary Carter - steel guitar Tommy White - steel guitar Hargus "Pig" Robbins - piano Karen Winkelmann - violin Pamela Sixfin - violin Sarighani Reist - cello Monisa Angell - viola Connie Smith - vocals Louis Dean Nunley - vocals Robby Turner - steel guitar Fred Newell - steel guitar Tommy White - steel guitar Production The album was recorded, mixed and mastered by Mick Conley at the historic RCA Studio B in Nashville, Tennessee and the Clubhouse at Inlight in Hendersonville, Tennessee. Assisted by Josh Sumrall, Jake Jorgovan, Eric Thompson, Michael Hardesty, Stephen Turney and Matt Kraatz. Maria-Elena Orbea was the production coordinator. 2010 albums Marty Stuart albums Sugar Hill Records albums