| Billy Currington | Primary Artist |
| Gary Prim | Piano, Keyboards, Wurlitzer, Hammond B3 |
| J.T. Corenflos | Electric Guitar |
| Paul Franklin | Steel Guitar, pedabro |
| Barry Green | Trombone |
| Paul Leim | Drums |
| Brent Mason | Electric Guitar |
| Steve Patrick | Trumpet |
| Biff Watson | Acoustic Guitar |
| Wes Hightower | Background Vocals |
| David Smith | Bass, Upright Bass |
| Chris Rodriguez | Background Vocals |
| Harley Allen | Composer |
| Shawn Camp | Composer |
| Bob DiPiero | Composer |
| Dean Dillon | Composer |
| John Kelton | Engineer |
| Ken Love | Mastering |
| John Scott Sherrill | Composer |
| Billy Joe Walker | Composer |
| Carson Chamberlain | Producer |
| Dale Dodson | Composer |
| Scotty Emerick | Composer |
| Karen Naff | Art Direction |
| Jennifer Hanson | Composer |
| Matt Rovey | Engineer |
| Billy Currington | Composer, Producer |
| Dave Barnes | Composer |
| Troy Jones | Composer |
| Marv Green | Composer |
| Mark Nester | Composer |
| Ben Hayslip | Composer |
| Dallas Davidson | Composer |
| Marty Dodson | Composer |
| Darryl Bowslaugh | Groomer |
| Luellyn Latocki Hensley | Art Direction |
| Frankie Ballard | Composer |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine
It could be argued that Billy Currington is enjoying himself just a tad too much on his fourth album. Everything rolls just a little bit too easily, Currington letting his words crawl out in a slow drawl, the tempos never getting any quicker than a shuffle, although things almost get heated on the bluesy closer, "Lil' Ol' Lonesome Dixie Town." It's such a low-key, lazy record, so consistent in tone that the singsongy chorus of "Love Done Gone" positively blares, that it almost seems slight, but Currington works better when he's unhurried, sounding relaxed and natural when he admits he's "Pretty Good at Drinkin' Beer" or when he wishes that his girl loved him ...