| Freddie Green | Composer |
| Norman Simmons | Arranger |
| Joe Williams | Composer |
| Jimmy Mundy | Arranger |
| Buddy Bregman | Arranger |
| Vincent Youmans | Composer |
| Lambert, Hendricks & Ross | Contributor |
| Irving Caesar | Composer |
| Bill Charlap | Composer |
| Peter Chatman | Composer |
| Michael Cuscuna | Executive Producer |
| Ernie Wilkins | Arranger |
| Frank Foster | Arranger |
| Peter Keepnews | Copy Editing |
| Richard Seidel | Executive Producer |
| Chris Sheridan | Liner Notes |
| Count Basie Orchestra | Contributor |
| Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra | Contributor |
| Tom Evered | Executive Producer |
| Lee Tanner | Cover Photo |
| Don George | Composer |
| Jeff Willens | Mastering |
| Don Wolf | Composer |
| Count Basie & His Octet | Contributor |
| Ken Druker | Executive Producer |
| Jimmy Mundy Orchestra | Contributor |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Tim Sendra
The Definitive Joe Williams takes a look back at the illustrious career of one of the greatest singers in the history of music. The 19 tracks are drawn from his two stints recording for Verve and his prolific stay with Roulette. The CD kicks off with four tracks from the great Count Basie Swings, Joe Williams Sings record from 1955 including spectacular versions of "Every Day I Have the Blues" and "All Right, Okay, You Win" that leave no doubt in the listener's mind that Joe Williams could swing until the cows, chickens, and even ducks came home. Two songs, one of which is the rockingest version of "Singin' in the Rain" you'll likely ever hear, from the follow-up record from...