The "narrator" of "You're Still Baby Enough to Hold My Hand" is a hypothetical (tee-hee) mother whose 4-year-old son is going through a phase which precludes him from allowing her to kiss him or hold his hand. All this boy wants is his daddy. The song is a parody and an homage to the classic Loretta Lynn Country / Honky-Tonk song "You're Not Woman Enough to Take My Man." The original song was also sung by Sissy Spacek who played Loretta Lynn in the film Coal Miner's Daughter. Julie's version was produced by Mike West at 9th Ward Pickin' Parlor in Lawrence Kansas and in West Bloomfield, Michigan. Julie May: Vocals Mike West: Acoustic and Electric Guitars Colby Earleywine: Drums Katie West: Bass Lynn Piller: Pedal Steel Guitar Harry Miller: Piano