Personnel-"The Odd Squad Musicians"
- Totally Treacherous But Slightly Silly Axe Molestors (Guitars): Michael Hampton, Garry Shider, William Collins, Phelps Collins, Gordon Carlton, DeWayne McKnight, Walter Morrison
- Underneath Below Bottom and Other Deep Basic Activities (Bass): Rodney Curtis, Donnie Sterling, William Collins, DeWayne McKnight, Walter Morrison
- Goofin' Gooey Quacy Quirkn' Glueon Key Bangers? (Keyboards): Bernie Worrell, Walter Morrison, David Lee Chong
- African Telephone Operators (Drums): Dennis Chambers, Kenny Colton, Tyrone Lampkin, William Collins, DeWayne McKnight
- Directory Assistance (Percussion): Larry Fratangelo, Carl "Butch" Small
- Pieces of Mouf (Mouf Pieces) (Horns): Greg Thomas, Greg Boyer, Bennie Cowens, Larry Hatcher, Maceo Parker, Sam Peakes
- Horn Arrangements: Bernie Worrell, Fred Wesley, P-Funk Horns (The Baltimore Connection Horn Section), Sam Peakes
- Scream Division
- The Put Yo' Boody Where Yo' Mouf Iz Choir: Ray Davis, Garry Shider, Ron Ford, Larry Heckstall, Michael "Clip" Payne, Tracey "Lewd" Lewis, Linda Shider, Dawn Silva, Sheila Horne, Jeanette Washington, Jeanette McGruder, Shirley Hayden, Janice Evans, Greg Thomas, Robert Johnson, Ron Dunbar, Jessica Cleaves, Philippe Wynne, Bootsy Collins, George Clinton, Gary Cooper, Joel Johnson, Wellington Wigout, Star Child
- Additional Background Vocals: Jerome Rogers, Tony Davis, Andre Williams, Larry Hackett, Walter Morrison, Rod
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