Saretzky, Gary D. Blues Musicians, 2006-2010.

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Self published, 2010. 80 pages, hardcover with dust jacket. Photographs of musicians taken in New Jersey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania, some who live there and some on tour. Musicians who appear in this book: Regionally based (Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania):Big Albert (a.k.a. Big Daddy); Joe Becton; Georgie Bonds; Carol and Jeannie Brooks; Danny DeGennaro; Doug Brown; The Buicks; Don Butler; Skyla Burrell; Matt Daniels; Richard Ray Farrell; Roger Girke; Steve Guyger; Harry Jacobson; Kool Jazz; Little Buddy; Mikey Junior; Jeff (J.B.) Kline; Mike Lampe; Tom Larsen; lower case blues band; Woody Mann; Don Mayer; TJ Nix; Dave Piersig; Paul Plumeri; Jimmy Pritchard; Gina Sicilia; Father Dan Staniskis; Adam Stranburg; Mark Tomlinson; Veronica; Ed Wall; Ernie White; Joe Zook. Visiting Touring Musicians: Big Time Sarah; Elvin Bishop; Deanna Bogart; C.C. Bronson; Chris Cain; Chubby Carrier; Tommy Castro; Eddie Clearwater; Murali Coryell; Keith Crossan; Kal David; Chris Duarte; Guitar Shorty; James Harman; John Lee Hooker, Jr.; Doug James; Alvin Jett; J-W Jones; Kilborn Alley Blues Band; Donald Kinsey; Smokin’ Joe Kubek and Bnois King; Little Charlie & the Nightcats; L’il Ed; Trudy Lynn; Magic Slim; Melanie Mason; Larry McCray; Mississippi Heat; Coco Montoya; Charlie Musselwhite; Marco Pandolfi; Roxy Perry; Ana Popovic; Michael Powers; Billy Price; Duke Robillard; David Sancious; Kim Simmonds; Studebaker John; Sugar Blue; Scot Sutherland; Linwood Taylor; Jimmy Thackery; Walter Trout; Joe Louis Walker; Jim Weider; Mike Zito. Softcover and image wrap binding also available but please note that these do not include the four images and text on the inner flaps of the dust jacket.

Gary D. Saretzky (born 1946) is an American archivist, photographer, educator, and photographic historian. Beginning his serious work in photography in 1972, Saretzky went on to teach the medium for 35 years at Mercer County Community College while simultaneously maintaining a career as an archivist. Over a career spanning more than five decades in archival work, he served as the Archivist of Monmouth County, New Jersey, from 1994 until his retirement in 2019, alongside earlier roles at Educational Testing Service and the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. A scholar of 19th- and 20th-century photographic preservation and history, Saretzky has published extensively on regional photographic heritage—notably establishing ongoing research databases of 19th-century New Jersey photographers—and co-authored works on historical figures such as photographer Grant Castner. As a fine art photographer, his personal practice encompasses live blues photography, and fine art landscape, street, and documentary photography. His numerous exhibitions include his 35-year retrospective at the Rider University Art Gallery in 2007. Substantial collections of Saretzky's blues photographs are at the Trenton Free Public Library and the Blues Archive of the University of Mississippi Library.