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| Darius Rucker | Primary Artist |
| Sheryl Crow | Background Vocals |
| Eric Darken | Percussion |
| David Angell | Strings |
| John Catchings | Strings |
| J.T. Corenflos | Electric Guitar |
| David Davidson | Strings |
| Greg Morrow | Drums |
| Gordon Mote | Piano, Wurlitzer, Hammond B3 |
| Russ Pahl | Pedal Steel Guitar |
| Michael Rhodes | Bass |
| Kris Wilkinson | Strings |
| Aubrey Haynie | Fiddle, Mandolin |
| Russell Terrell | Background Vocals |
| Gayle Mayes | Background Vocals |
| Angela Primm | Background Vocals |
| Wes Hightower | Background Vocals |
| Tom Bukovac | Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar |
| Frank Rogers | Keyboards |
| Dave Haywood | Background Vocals |
| Ilya Toshinsky | Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin |
| Hillary Scott | Background Vocals |
| Charles Kelley | Background Vocals |
| Mike Johnson | Dobro, Pedal Steel Guitar |
| Bob Dylan | Composer |
| Neal Cappellino | Engineer |
| Bob DiPiero | Composer |
| Billy Sherrill | Engineer |
| David Lee Murphy | Composer |
| Brian David Willis | Engineer, Digital Editing |
| Drew Bollman | Engineer |
| Darius Rucker | Composer |
| Mark Nesler | Composer |
| Monty Criswell | Composer |
| Richard Barrow | Engineer |
| Shane McAnally | Composer |
| Frank Rogers | Composer, Producer |
| Joanna Carter | Art Direction |
| Michelle Hall | Producer |
| Rodney Clawson | Composer |
| Ashley Gorley | Composer |
| Josh Kear | Composer |
| Phil O'Donnell | Composer |
| Luke Laird | Composer |
| Hank Williams | Mastering |
| Phillip White | Composer |
| Brandy Clark | Composer |
| Dallas Davidson | Composer |
| Ketch Secor | Composer |
| Rhett Atkins | Composer |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Fred Thomas
By this point in the Darius Rucker discography, it's no longer a talking point that the former Hootie & the Blowfish singer is attempting a country career. True Believers is the singer's third album exploring contemporary country styles, following a strong showing with both 2008's Learn to Live and its 2010 follow-up, Charleston, SC 1966. The thing is, with a few songs you have to be listening pretty closely to differentiate the country affectations from the pop songwriting Rucker's been doing all along. There are flourishes of pedal steel here and there, and his cover of Old Crow Medicine Show's bluegrass stomper "Wagon Wheel" and the gospel-country rumination on ...