Track listing

1. "Lies" – 2:57
2. "Everything Will Be Alright"
3. "I'll Kiss the World Goodbye"
4. "Changes"
5. "Right Down Here"
6. "If You're Ever in Oklahoma"
7. "Ridin' Home"
8. "Goin' Down" (Don Nix)
9. "Soulin'"
10. "Playing in the Street"
11. "Mojo
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12. "Louisiana Women"

Personnel

• J.J. Cale - guitar, vocals
• Barry Beckett
  Barry Beckett
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   - piano
• Bill Boatman - guitar
• David Briggs
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   - piano
• Kenneth A. Buttrey - drums
• Jimmy Capps - guitar
• Vassar Clements
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   - violin
• Kossie Gardner - organ
• Mac Gayden
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   - guitar
• Gary Gilmore - bass guitar
• Josh Graves - dobro
• Roger Hawkins
  Roger Hawkins
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   - drums
• Bob Holmes - harmony vocal
• David Hood
  David Hood
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   - bass guitar
• Bill Humble - trombone
• Jimmy Johnson
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   - guitar
• Jim Karstein - drums
• Charlie McCoy
  Charlie McCoy
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   - harmonica
• Farrell Morris - percussion, congas, drums
• Bob Phillips - trumpet
• Norbert Putnam
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   - bass guitar
• Bob Ray - bass guitar
• Norman Ray Bass - saxophone, vocals
• Don Sheffield - trumpet
• George Soulé
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  - drums
• Robert Tarrant - congas
• Bobby Woods - piano
• Joe Zinkan - bass guitar