Lead Vocals -- Teena Marie Guitar -- Tim May, Greg Hargrove, Art Phillips, Bob "Boogie" Bowles, Teena Marie (acoustic guitar on "Aladdin's Lamp")
Synthesizer, Keyboards, Piano -- James Stewart, Jr., Randy Waldman, Michael Boddicker, Jerry Lubbock
Bass -- Charles Glenn, Jr., Eddie Watkins, Jr., Nathan Watts
Drums -- Paul Hines, Tony "T-Bird" Lewis, Christopher Boehme
Percussion -- Paulhino Da Costa, Steve Forman, Robert Zimmitti
Saxophone -- Kim Hutchcroft, Larry Williams, Ray Woodard (solo on "Aladdin's Lamp")
Flute -- Kim Hutchcroft, Larry Williams
Fluegelhorn -- Jerry Hey, Gary Grant
Trumpet -- Jerry Hey, Gary Grant
Trombone -- Charles Loper
Background Vocalists -- Teena Marie, Jill Jones, Bili Thedford, Dwayne Wedlaw, Diahne Abbott, Linda Little, Brenda Lee Eager, William Carroll White, Thomas Bumpass, Ray Woodard

Teena provides all vocal arrangements for the album. Richard Rudolph, the album's co-producer, was the husband of the late Minnie Riperton, and their daughter Maya Khabira Rudolph speaks the "words of wisdom" with Teena on "Too Many Colors (Tee's Interlude)." This album is Teena's second, even though it was released in the same year (1980) as her third album, Irons in the Fire. It went gold. The CD version of Lady T (which is out-of-print) includes two bonus tracks (recorded either in '76 or '77) that weren't made available on the original LP issue. They are "Why Can't I Get Next to You" and "Co-Pilot to Pilot," and both are written by Teena and produced by Kenny Kerner & Richie Wise.

Thanks, "Smoothy C" Chris, for correcting me on the writer's credit for "Now That I Have You."

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