| Scotty McCreery | Primary Artist |
| Matt Rollings | Hammond B3 |
| Eric Darken | Percussion |
| David Angell | Violin |
| Jim Grosjean | Viola |
| Anthony LaMarchina | Cello |
| Paul Leim | Drums |
| Greg Leisz | Acoustic Guitar, Banjo, Steel Guitar |
| Brent Mason | Electric Guitar |
| Gordon Mote | Piano |
| The Nashville String Machine | Strings |
| Tim Pierce | Electric Guitar |
| Joe Spivey | Fiddle |
| Mary Kathryn Van Osdale | Violin |
| Kris Wilkinson | Viola |
| Jonathan Yudkin | Strings, Violin, Cello, Viola, Contrabass (Vocal) |
| Jimmy Nichols | Piano |
| Neil Thrasher | Background Vocals |
| Leland Sklar | Bass |
| Monisa Angell | Viola |
| Karen Winkelmann | Violin |
| Julie Tanner | Cello |
| Wes Hightower | Background Vocals |
| Perry Coleman | Background Vocals |
| Ilya Toshinsky | Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Guitar (Resonator) |
| Jerry Roe | Drums |
| Jenifer Wrinkle | Background Vocals |
| Betsy Lamb | Viola |
| Stefan Petrescu | Violin |
| Janet Darnall | Violin |
| Carole Rabinowitz | Cello |
| Pam Sixfin | Violin |
| Jimmie Sloas | Bass |
| Dave Davidson | Violin |
| Charlie Judge | Synthesizer, Conductor, Keyboards, Squeezebox |
| Mike Johnson | Steel Guitar |
| Cathy Umstead | Violin |
| Conni Ellisor | Violin |
| Paris Monroe | Background Vocals |
| Destinee Monroe | Background Vocals |
| Kristina Seimer | Violin |
| Derek Bason | Engineer, Digital Editing |
| Tim Nichols | Composer |
| Craig Wiseman | Composer |
| Jonathan Yudkin | Composer, String Arrangements |
| Rhett Akins | Composer |
| Mark Bright | Producer, String Arrangements |
| Neil Thrasher | Composer |
| Brett James | Composer |
| Keith Urban | Composer |
| Chris Tompkins | Composer |
| Mark Nesler | Composer |
| Vernon Rust | Composer |
| Casey Beathard | Composer |
| Michael Dulaney | Composer |
| Adam Ayan | Mastering |
| Chris DeStefano | Composer |
| Todd Tidwell | Engineer |
| Lee Thomas Miller | Composer |
| Lynn Hutton | Composer |
| Jeremy Stover | Composer |
| Phil O'Donnell | Composer |
| Ester Dean | Composer |
| Phillip White | Composer |
| Christopher Rowe | Digital Editing |
| Ronnie Jackson | Composer |
| Tony Martin | Composer |
| Adam Wheeler | Composer |
| Charlie Judge | Programming, String Arrangements |
| Jamie Paulin | Composer |
| Jeff Cates | Composer |
| Tammi Kidd | Composer |
| Jay Smith | Composer |
| Jeff Frasco | Booking |
| Mitch Kenny | Engineer |
| Thomas Rhett Akins | Composer |
| Jonathan Singleton | Composer |
| Cole Swindell | Composer |
Anonymous
Posted December 31, 2011
I love his voice, his looks and his values!!!! I'm a 17 year old southern girl and really enjoy the CD.
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Posted October 8, 2011
He is still great. He is much older in his singing than his age in years. You will really enjoy listening. It was great he was found.
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Posted April 2, 2012
Bought this and tried to rip the songs for my MP3 player. They have encoded it so you can't. If you want to do this,don't purchase this.
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Winning American Idol on the strength his grin and cornball down-home appeal, Scotty McCreery delivers his debut Clear as Day just five months after taking home the big prize, the quickest turnaround in Idol history. Forget whatever this portends about the health of the television show or the power of Scotty's personality: it does suggest that McCreery is the easiest of all Idols to fit within the pre-existing machinery of the music industry. Possessing no distinct persona outside of the good guy next door, McCreery can sing any generic Nashville number, and so he does on Clear as Day, singing songs about sweet tea, pecan pies, country, football, the King James ...