Tracklist

Versions

Credits

• Artwork [Art Design] – Bill Barnes
• Banjo – Bobby Thompson
• Bass – Bob Moore, Henry Strzelecki, Joe Zinkan
• Bass Guitar – Don Smith , Jim Colvard
• Bongos – Jim Isbell
• Congas – Jim Isbell, Kenny Buttrey, Kenny Malone
• Cover [Cover Photo] – Chip DeVilbiss, Slick Lawson
• Drums – Jimmy Isbell, Kenny Buttrey
• Electric Guitar – Grady Martin, Jim Colvard
• Electric Guitar [Electric Bottle Neck Guitar] – Mac Gayden
• Engineer – Paul Richmond
• Engineer [Mix Engineer] – Wayne Moss
• Guitar [Gut String] – Bobby Thompson, Jim Clovard, Pete Wade
• Harmonica – Charlie McCoy
• Organ – "Dr" John Harris
• Pedal Steel Guitar – Lloyd Green
• Photography [Back Cover Photo] – Al Clayton
• Piano – David Briggs , Hargus "Pig" Robbins, Jerry Smith
• Producer – Charlie McCoy
• Resonator Guitar [Dobro] – Josh Graves
• Resonator Guitar [Slide Dobro] – "Uncle Josh" Graves
• Rhythm Guitar – Bobby Thompson, Chip Young, Jim Colvard, Pete Wade, Ray Edenton
• Steel Guitar – Curly Chalker, "Dr" John Harris, Russ Hicks, Weldon Myrick
• Vibraphone [Vibes] – Kenny Buttrey, Kenny Malone
• Voice – Bergen White, Charlie McCoy, Dennis Linde, Wayne Moss

Notes

This album is deticated to sidemen, the unsung heroes of the music business.

Special thanks to Curly Chalker, Gil Matheis, Julie Godsey, Shirley Scott "Sis" Brewer, and to all the program directors, music directors, and disc jockeys.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Etched Side A ): PAL-31910-1A mpaul
• Matrix / Runout (Etched Side B): PBL-31910-1A mpaul

Companies

• Recorded At – Cinderella Sound Studios
• Recorded At – Monument Recording Studio
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Monument Record Corp.
• Distributed By – CBS Records

Album

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