| Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam | Primary Artist, Indexed Contributor, Vocals, Background Vocals, Track Performer, Track Performer |
| Full Force | Background Vocals, Track Performer |
| Howie Tee | Drums |
| Michael Hughes | Group Member |
| Mike | Bells, Rap |
| Curt | Keyboards |
| J.B. Moore | Synthesizer |
| Paul Anthony | Vocals, Background Vocals |
| B-Fine | Drums |
| Bow-Legged Lou | Vocals, Background Vocals |
| Gerry Charles | Piano, Keyboards |
| The Kangol Kid | Drums |
| Lisa Velez | Group Member |
| Curt TT | Keyboards |
| M.I.K.E. | Bells, Rap, electronic percussion |
| Alexander "Spanador" Mosley | Synthesizer, Bass, Guitar, Piano, Keyboards, Vocals |
| Full Force | Producer |
| Howie Tee | drum programming |
| Don Oriolo | Producer |
| Glenn Rosenstein | Engineer |
| Mark Roule | Engineer |
| Questar "Quick" Welsh | Engineer |
| Curt | drum programming |
| B-Fine | drum programming |
| Questar Welch | Engineer |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Ron Wynn
Lisa Velez's last name was forgotten after the single "I Wonder If I Take You Home" elevated Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam into the national spotlight. Her voice had the perfect mix of uncertainty, irony, and edge, while Full Force's production was state-of-the-art for the time. There was also a fine ballad on the album, "All Cried Out," presenting Lisa Lisa's vulnerable side, and is arguably still her finest performance. Lisa Lisa and company eventually earned a platinum album and were on their way.