Lonnie Brooks, Vocals and Lead Guitar
Ronnie Baker Brooks, Guitar (solos on Feast Or Famine and Like Father, Like Son; Vocal on Like Father, Like Son)
Tom Giblin, Ke...

Lonnie Brooks, Vocals and Lead Guitar
Ronnie Baker Brooks, Guitar (solos on Feast Or Famine and Like Father, Like Son; Vocal on Like Father, Like Son)
Tom Giblin, Keyboards
Augustus Taylor, Bass
Kevin Mitchell, Drums
Koko Taylor, Vocal on If The Price Is Right Produced by Lonnie Brooks, Bruce Iglauer and The Lonnie Brooks Band
Recorded at Chicago Recording Company, Chicago, IL
Engineered and mixed by Sam Fishkin for Samsonics
Assistant engineering by Vilma Arguelles, Chris Shepard, John Armstrong and William Holder
Cover photos by Kirk West
Cover design by Matt Minde
Cover concept by Derek Ault
CD booklet inside photo by James Fraber
Mastered by Tom Coyne at DMS, New York, NY
Photos shot at Blackie's, Chicago, IL
Live sound by Emmett Moran
Guitar Technician: Wayne Baker

Alligator Records wishes to especially thank Augustus "Blind Delta Gus" Taylor for arrangement assistance and Ronnie Baker Brooks for mixing assistance.

The Lonnie Brooks Band wishes to thank Jeannine Baker, Mrs. Ruth Mitchell, Denise Baker, The Flynn Brothers, Pam Westbank and Family, Herman and Julia Taylor, Ray Hughes, S.W., S.A.S., V.B., John Litrenta, Matt The Cat, Tonisha Mitchell, Judy & Steven Moran, Don & Tom, Doug & Kathy Banicki, Andy R., Jim Jones and the crew from "Guest List," Haruhi Tsurumaki, Gary, Ron, Ric, Sarah, John and everyone at AFT, Shure Microphones, Ernie Ball Strings, Midwest Percussion, Bob Buckley and Roy "The Trapper" at American Cycle, all the maids and housekeepers who clean up our motel rooms and of course all our fans around the world.

Alligator Records and the Lonnie Brooks Band wish to thank Nora Kinnally, Bill Wokersin, Kerry Peace, Chris Young, Derek Ault, Jay and Rick Septoski, Ken Morton, Robbin Sebastiani, Bob DePugh, David Forte, Eric Veldt, Anthony Roger, Henry Carpenter, and Andre Hobus.

"An explosive mixture of blues, rock ‘n’ roll, South Louisiana swamp pop and gritty Southern soul music"
- NEW YORK TIMES