Members
The band's permanent members are:
- Conor Oberst – vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass guitar
- Mike Mogis – banjo, mandolin, pedal steel guitar, electric guitar
- Nate Walcott – organ, trumpet, accordion, keytar
However, the three collaborate with other artists, of which the following have been credited in the band's releases:
- Shane Aspegren
- Clark Baechle
- Kevin Barnes
- Jake Bellows
- Z Berg
- Dan Bitney
- Jason Boesel
- Johnny Cardoso
- Jeremy Barnes
- Jolyn Carter
- Gretta Cohn
- Jonathan Crawford
- Britt Daniel
- Stefanie Drootin
- Sabrina Duim
- Sherri DuPree
- Stacy DuPree
- Aaron Druery
- Orenda Fink
- Todd Fink
- Margret Fish
- Jordan Fish
- Jason Flatowicz
- Matt Focht
- Cory Greenwood
- Emmylou Harris
- Jesse Harris
- Jim James
- Neely Jenkins
- Simon Joyner
- Tim Kasher
- Joe Knapp
- Tyler Maurice Kooy
- Vincent Attilio Ferro
- Tiffany Kowalski
- Ben Kweller
- Jiha Lee
- Andy LeMaster
- Clay Leverett
- Jenny Lewis
- Matt Maginn
- John McEntire
- Ben McKee
- Alex McManus
- Eden O'Brien-Butcher
- Matthew Ryan Olsen
- Anton Patzner
- Steve Pedersen
- Jamie Pressnall
- Stephen Poore
- David Rawlings
- Clint Schnase
- Casey Scott
- Blake Sennett
- Ted Stevens
- Cody James Stilfield
- Jimmy Tamborello
- Macy Taylor
- Maria Taylor
- M. Ward
- Janet Weiss
- Gillian Welch
- Nick White
- Rachael Yamagata
- Nick Zinner
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