| Erin Boheme | Primary Artist, Vocals |
| Paul Bushnell | Bass |
| Tim Pierce | Guitar |
| Mark Portmann | Keyboards |
| Brendan Buckley | Drums |
| Robert Perkins | Drums |
| Alan Chang | Piano |
| Spencer Day | Vocals |
| Craig Polasko | Bass |
| Ari Barnes | Cello |
| Nancy Dinovo | Violin |
| Mary Sokol Brown | Violin |
| Dino Meheghin | Guitar |
| Hal Foxton Beckett | Viola |
| David Foster | Composer |
| Guy Chambers | Composer |
| Eric Benet Jordan | Composer |
| Roger Manning | Composer |
| Mark Portmann | Arranger, Composer, Programming, Producer, Engineer |
| Phil Ramone | Vocal Producer |
| Jeff Trott | Vocal Producer |
| Gregg Field | Vocal Producer |
| Allen Sviridoff | Management |
| Paul Blakemore | Mastering |
| Rivers Rutherford | Composer |
| Sam Tate | Composer |
| Chris Martin | Composer |
| Will Champion | Composer |
| Guy Berryman | Composer |
| Jon Buckland | Composer |
| Michael Bublé | Producer |
| Erik Reichers | Engineer |
| Dean Mahler | Engineer |
| Alan Chang | Composer, Producer |
| Erin Boheme | Composer, Liner Notes |
| Albert J. Roman | Art Direction |
| Jochem van der Saag | Engineer |
| Jeffrey Trott | Composer |
| Bill Smith | Engineer |
| Gillies Foster | Composer |
| Amy Skylark | Composer |
| Thomas Neil Cawley | Composer |
| Kathleen Ann Wright | Composer |
| Larrissa Collins | Art Direction |
| Tammy Weiss | Composer |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Campbell
What a Life is the second album by the Wisconsin-based jazz vocalist Erin Boheme. While Boheme was originally signed to Concord as a jazz singer -- her favorite vocalists are Frank Sinatra, Billie Holiday, Peggy Lee, Julie London, Bobby Darin, and Dean Martin -- those influences are set aside for this session and replaced by a modern approach similar to Sophie Milman and Diana Krall. Among the ten cuts are the Henry Mancini-inspired title track and the Miranda Lambert vehicle "I'd Love to Be Your Last (a duet with Spencer Day). The album was produced by jazz vocalist Michael Bublé and features his touring band.