| Robyn Hitchcock | Primary Artist, Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica, Piano, Electric Guitar, Harmony, Vocal Harmony |
| Jon Brion | Bass, Guitar, Piano, Drums, Electric Guitar, Keyboards, Overdubs, Key Bass, Vocal Harmony |
| Ginny Clee | Vocals |
| Ethan Johns | Musician |
| Grant Lee Phillips | Bass, Electric Guitar, Vocal Harmony, Animal Sounds |
| Kimberley Rew | Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar |
| Nik Terry | Overdubs |
| John Fell | Bass |
| Tim Keegan | Acoustic Guitar, Percussion, Piano, Electric Guitar, Background Vocals, Vocal Harmony, Animal Sounds |
| Jimmie Dee | Overdubs |
| Charlie Francis | Overdubs |
| Jake Kyle | Double Bass |
| Robyn Hitchcock | Composer, Producer |
| Jon Brion | Producer, Engineer |
| Bill Inglot | Mastering |
| Ethan Johns | Engineer |
| Nik Terry | Engineer |
| Charlie Francis | Producer, Engineer |
| Michele Noach | Artwork |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Denise Sullivan
The unstoppable Robyn Hitchcock collected his outtakes from the Jewels for Sophia sessions as well as some odds and ends for this self-released 12-song collection. Thanks to a 1999 ad for a Volkswagen, Hitchcock's "I Saw Nick Drake" was topical, which isn't usually the case for the willfully obscure artist. "1974" is reprised from Storefront Hitchcock, and the frequent live showstopper "The Philosophers' Stone" is finally committed to disc in all of its glorious frenzy. As seemingly the last alternative singer/songwriter not to try hip-hop, Hitchcock caves in with his "Antwoman Dub." This is one outtake that the world probably could've done without, but then this is yet...