John Convertino - Drums, Accordion, Percussion
Joey Burns - Acoustic Guitar, Into Synth, Vocal, Electric Guitar, Upright Bass, Piano, Accordion, Baritone Guitar
Jacob Valenzuela - Trumpet
Martin Wenk - Trumpet
Volker Zander - Upright Bass on "Alone Again Or" and "Si Tu Disais"
Tony Crow - Keyboard on "Alone Again Or"
Nicolai Dunger - Vocal on "Alone Again Or"
Thomas Tjarnqwist - 12 String Guitar on "Alone Again Or"
Dominique Ane - Lyrics on "Si Tu Disais"
Paul Niehaus - Pedal Steel on "Si Tu Disais" and "Corona"
Mia Convertino - Intro Vocal on "Si Tu Disais"
Naim Amor - Electric Guitar on "Praskovia"

Calexico is a band from Tucson, Arizona that shares a sun-bleached border with many performers and musical styles. Comprised of two core members, Joey Burns and John Convertino, Calexico became its own entity in 1996 with the release of the Spoke LP. Although that record marked the band's first official output, Joey and John had already been playing together as collaborating members of Arizona mainstays Giant Sand. A wide variety of tours, performances (including the Montreux and North Sea Jazz Festivals) and recording sessions as Calexico and with other artists (Neko Case, Victoria Williams, Richard Buckner), as well as their continuing relationship with Giant Sand, allowed the band the opportunity to develop as artists. Over time, Calexico has featured a revolving cast of musicians and instruments, and the band's sonic growth can be traced through its varied releases.

Calexico is a band from Tucson, Arizona that shares a sun-bleached border with many performers and musical styles. Comprised of two core members, Joey Burns and John Convertino, Calexico became its own entity in 1996 with the release of the Spoke LP. Although that record marked the band's first official output, Joey and John had already been playing together as collaborating members of Arizona mainstays Giant Sand. A wide variety of tours, performances (including the Montreux and North Sea Jazz Festivals) and recording sessions as Calexico and with other artists (Neko Case, Victoria Williams, Richard Buckner), as well as their continuing relationship with Giant Sand, allowed the band the opportunity to develop as artists. Over time, Calexico has featured a revolving cast of musicians and instruments, and the band's sonic growth can be traced through its varied releases.