Take My Own Advice was the sixth album released by Canadian singer-songwriter Willie P. Bennett and was released on compact disc by Dark Light Records in 1993 (DL 12003), the same label that had previously issued his compilation album Collectibles.

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The title track is a re-recording of a song from Bennett's 1979 album Blackie and the Rodeo King.

Track listing

1. "L.A.D.T. (Livin' in a Dirty Town)" (6:14)
2. "Jukebox" (3:14)
3. "(If I Could) Take My Own Advice" (3:06)
4. "Step Away" (4:59)
5. "You Care" (4:44)
6. "Sometimes It Comes So Easy" (4:18)
7. "Katie's Tune" (3:17)
8. "Breaking the Silence" (3:44)
9. "Blood Brother" (5:06)
10. "Push On" (4:39)
11. "Red Dress" (2:06)
12. "Why'd I Go Zydeco" (instrumental) (2:06)

All words and music by Willie P. Bennett, all songs published by Eiffel Dog Publishing.

Personnel

• Willie P. Bennett – vocals, guitar
• Mike Holder - pedal steel
• Denis Pendrith - bass
• Ken Harrison - organ
• Ed White - drums
• Jeff Arsenault - drums ("Red Dress", "Zydeco", "Sometimes...", "Jukebox" and "Breaking the Silence")
• Colin Linden - acoustic, electric and slide guitar, dobro
• Colleen Peterson - harmony vocal

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• Produced by Peter J. Moore
• Recorded by Simon Less with the MDI 24 track digital remote
• Mixed by Simon Less and Peter J. Moore (MDI studios, Toronto, Ontario)
• Mastered by Peter J. Moore with the sonic solutions at the "E" room, Toronto, Ontario