Musicians
- Jay Anderson - bass
- Michael Blair - drums, conga, percussion, maracas, marimba, orchestra bells, glockenspiel
- Kathleen Brennan - vocal arrangements
- Angela Brown - background vocals
- Ralph Carney - sax, baritone horn, violin, tenor sax
- Greg Cohen- bass, alto horn, horn arrangements, Leslie bass pedals
- David Hidalgo - accordion
- Leslie Holland - background vocals
- Lynne Jordan - background vocals
- Marc Ribot - guitar, banjo
- William Schimmel - piano, pump organ, accordion, Leslie bass pedals, cocktail piano
- Larry Taylor - bass, upright bass
- Moris Tepper - guitar
- Francis Thumm - prepared piano, pump organ
- Tom Waits - vocals, pump organ, Optigan, guitar, vocal stylings, rooster, piano, Farfisa, Mellotron, drums, conga, tambourine
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