Musicians
- Tim Akers - B3 organ, keyboards, synthesizer
- Tom Bukovac - electric guitar
- Chris Carmichael - fiddle
- Glen Caruba - percussion
- Perry Coleman - background vocals
- George Del Barrio - orchestral arrangements
- Dan Dugmore - electric guitar, steel guitar
- Chris Dunn - trombone
- Scotty Emerick - Classical Guitar, background vocals
- Jarrod Emick - background vocals
- Shannon Forest - drums, background vocals
- Kenny Greenberg - acoustic guitar
- Wes Hightower - background vocals
- Jim Horn - tenor sax
- John Jarvis - piano, background vocals
- Randy Leago - baritone sax
- Phil Madeira - B3 organ, slide guitar, Dobro, accordion
- Steve Patrick - trumpet
- Biff Watson - acoustic guitar, background vocals
- Lari White - kazoo, background vocals
- Glenn Worf - bass guitar, background vocals
- Jonathan Yudkin - fiddle
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