Personnel
- Dusty Springfield - lead vocals
- Daryl Hall - vocals ("Wherever Would I Be?")
- Mary Chapin Carpenter - vocals ("Where Is a Woman to Go?")
- K.T. Oslin - vocals ("Where Is a Woman to Go?")
- Kristina Clark - backing vocals
- Kim Fleming - backing vocals
- Sandy Griffith - backing vocals
- Ron Hemby - backing vocals
- Skyler Jett - backing vocals
- Conesha Owens - backing vocals
- Guy Penrod - backing vocals
- Claytoven Richardson - backing vocals
- John Wesley Ryles - backing vocals
- Audrey Sheeler - backing vocals
- Judson Spence - backing vocals
- Jeannie Tracy-Smith - backing vocals
- Cindy Richardson Walker - backing vocals
- Audrey Wheeler - backing vocals
- Chris Willis - backing vocals
- Dennis Wilson - backing vocals
- Simon Bell - backing vocals
- Lonnie Wilson - drums
- Terry Lee McMillan - percussion
- Glenn Worf - bass guitar
- Brian Tankersley - bass guitar, keyboards, drum programming, synthesizer bass
- Walter Afanasieff - programming
- Gary Cirimelli - programming, backing vocals
- George Cocchini - electric guitar
- Dan Dugmore - steel guitar
- Dann Huff - guitar, electric guitar, rhythm guitar, classical guitar
- Jerry McPherson - electric guitar
- Michael Thompson - rhythm guitar
- Biff Watson - guitar, acoustic guitar
- John Jarvis - piano, keyboards
- Carl Marsh - keyboards
- Steve Nathan - keyboards, Hammond organ
- Kirk Whalum - soprano saxophone
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