Neil Landon – vocals, production
Jimmy Leverton – bass, vocals, production
Eric Dillon – drums, production
Steve Hammond – guitar, production
Mick Weaver – keyboards, production
Additional personnel
Noel Redding – guitar on tracks 2, 4, 5, 6, 10, & 11
George Chkiantz – engineering
Roger Wilkinson – engineering on "The Storm" and "Highway"
Gered Mankowitz – photography

Released 29/06/09. Recorded in 1969, 'Fat Mattress' was the eponymous debut album by the band formed by Jimi Hendrix Experience bass guitarist Noel Redding. Recorded in late 1968 / early 1969, the album evoked the influences of the time, touching upon styles pioneered by groups such as Traffic (whose member Chris Wood guested on the record). A superb piece of Psychedelic rock in its own right, 'Fat Mattress' failed to get the attention it deserved at the time of release (despite a tour as support act to the Hendrix Experience) but has subsequently been hailed as a classic of the era. This Esoteric reissue has eight bonus tracks comprising non-album singles, mono mixes, studio out-takes and an unreleased solo single by FAT MATTRESS' Jim Leverton.

Neil Landon – vocals, production
Noel Redding – guitar, vocals, production
Jimmy Leverton – bass, harpsichord, organ, vocals, production
Eric Dillon – drums, tuned percussion, production

Mitch Mitchell – drums, percussion on "How Can I Live"[10]
Chris Wood – flute on "All Night Drinker"
Jimi Hendrix – percussion on "How Can I Live"[10]