| | Bernie Reilly Local Hero CD Bernie Reilly Discography of CDs
Bernie Reilly - Guitars, Cello, Accordian, VocalsTed Gori - Drums, VocalsScott Bross - Bass, VocalsEd Hadad - Organ on tracks 1 & 2Jonathan Alexander - Piano & Organ tracks 7 & 8Jonathan Bross - VocalsAll songs written by B. Reilly except "She'll Go Running" by Scott BrossAll songs copyright 1998 Stuff PubProduced by Jonathan BrossRecorded & Mixed at Sound Over Sound Studios, W. Caldwell, NJBookings/info - Handheld ManagementCover Art by Liz Reilly Bernie Reilly Local Hero Songs | 1. | Make Believe |
| 2. | Rain On My Nose |
| 3. | Air Pocket |
| 4. | Come Next Week |
| 5. | Save Me From My Crime |
| 6. | She'll Go Running |
| 7. | Tell Everbody |
| 8. | Almost Home |
| 9. | Smile |
| 10. | Don't Be Gone |
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