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Bonus track "personnel" clarification

There is a list of additional "Session musicians" in this article that contains some fairly famous names like Herbie Mann, David Newman, Joe Farrell, etc. who are otherwise never(?) credited as playing on this AWB album. These are all musicians who apparently played at the 1977 The Atlantic Family Live at Montreux recordings and therefore may have played on the one AWB bonus track ("Pick up the Pieces") taken from that 1977 live recording. I am trying to find additional sources to confirm who actually played on this bonus track and I will update the article accordingly (unless someone else beats me to it). Pugetbill (talk) 17:12, 29 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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