| Dr. John | Primary Artist, Piano, Vocals, Vocals |
| Lee Allen | Saxophone |
| Art Neville | Guitar |
| Ralph MacDonald | Percussion |
| Gary Brown | Saxophone |
| Peter Graves | Trombone, Euphonium |
| Tamiya Lynn | Background Vocals |
| Harold Battiste Jr. | Saxophone |
| Morris Bechamin | Saxophone |
| Jimmy Calhoun | Bass |
| Kenneth Faulk | Trumpet, Flugelhorn |
| Sidney George | Horn, Saxophone |
| Shirley Goodman | Background Vocals |
| Ken Klimak | Guitar |
| Dave Lastie | Saxophone |
| Melvin Lastie | Cornet |
| Ziggy Modeliste | Drums |
| Robbie Montgomery | Background Vocals |
| Leo Nocentelli | Guitar |
| George Porter Jr. | Organ |
| Alvin Robinson | Guitar |
| Whit Sidener | Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone |
| David Spinozza | Guitar |
| Fred Staehle | Drums |
| Allen Toussaint | Background Vocals |
| Richard Washington | Percussion |
| Ronnie Baron | Organ |
| Dr. John | Composer, Contributor |
| Jessie Hill | Composer |
| Ronnie Baron | Contributor |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Bob Gottlieb
This collection is drawn from Dr. John's years on the Atlantic label. Drawing from the albums Gris-Gris, Gumbo, Remedies, Desitively Bonnaroo, and In the Right Place it puts his early years as the band leader in perspective. It takes us from the Hoodo-Voodoo sounds of "I Walk on Guilded Splinters" and "Iko Iko," to the more polished tunes like "Such a Night." It is a good sampling of New Orleans rhythm & blues of this phase of his recorded years. His long years as a studio musician earned him the respect of the many great "sidemen" a virtual who's who of New Orleans musicians that he has playing with him on this album. If you don't have early Dr. John this is a ...