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| Terry Callier | Primary Artist, Acoustic Guitar, Guitar, Vocals, Background Vocals, Spoken Word |
| Ed Jones | Tenor Saxophone |
| Alfredo Alias | Drums |
| Dave Barnard | Bass |
| Maxton G. Beesley Jr. | Percussion |
| Jean-Paul "Bluey" Maunick | Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar, Electric Guitar, Background Vocals |
| Jim Mullen | Guitar |
| Chris Kibble | Synthesizer Strings |
| Mary Lee | Vocals |
| Chris DeMargary | Flute, Tenor Saxophone |
| Gary Plumley | Soprano Saxophone |
| Becca Ware | Viola |
| Billie Godfrey | Background Vocals |
| Tony Momrelle | Background Vocals |
| John Moulder | Guitar |
| Dave Trigwell | Drums |
| Nichol Thompson | Trombone |
| Dominic Glover | Trumpet, Flugelhorn |
| Marc Mac | Percussion, Keyboards |
| Brad Somatik | Bass, Conga, Drums, Distortion |
| Luke Parkhouse | Drums |
| Brigid Button | Violin |
| Sarah Button | Violin |
| Hilary Skewes | Cello |
| Terry Callier | Composer |
| 4hero | Producer, Remixing |
| Brian Bacchus | Producer |
| Simon Cotsworth | Engineer |
| Jean-Paul "Bluey" Maunick | Composer, Producer, Horn Arrangements |
| Alex North | Composer |
| Tom Coyne | Mastering |
| Russ Dewbury | Producer, Liner Notes, Remixing |
| Raj Gupta | Liner Notes |
| Daniel Maunick | Programming, beats |
| Ben Mitchell | Producer, Liner Notes, Remixing |
| The Funky Lowlives | Liner Notes |
| Gary Danks | Producer, Remixing |
| J.K. Whitehouse | Producer, Remixing |
| Nichol Thompson | Horn Arrangements |
| Tom Findlay | Liner Notes |
| Dominic Glover | Horn Arrangements |
| Marc Mac | Arranger, Producer |
| Fug | Remixing |
| Zero 7 | Remixing |
| Brad Somatik | Engineer |
| Ian Sherwin | Engineer |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Chris Nickson
Terry Callier has earned a reputation as the king of the chillout singer/songwriters, with his soulful voice and folk-jazz songs. So it's not too surprising, since his renaissance, that a remix album happened. It all starts out perfectly with a version of the Motown classic, "Just My Imagination" from Tom Findlay of Groove Armada, with some sweet backing vocals from Mary Lee. In many ways, this style is the ideal frame for Callier's wonderful voice, giving a bit more muscle to the rhythm, but never overwhelming the central figure. Even the spoken word introductions to three of the tracks don't spoil the pace of the disc; instead, they simply set the mood and atmosphere. ...