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Steve Hunter ("Tune Poems Live") |
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Erik Scott ("And The Earth Bleeds") |
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Location Of Incident ("Strong Without My Fears") |
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Bobby Hart (co-wrote "Last Train To Clarksville") |
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Crystal Taliefero (Billy Joel's percussionist) |
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Carl Fischer (Billy Joel's trumpet player) |
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Even Stevens (songwriter) |
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Randy Holden (of Blue Cheer and Sons Of Adam) |
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Lucy Angel ("Crazy Too") |
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Reverie Lane (Country duo) |
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Jimmy Webb (wrote "MacArthur Park") |
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Andy Pratt ("Avenging Annie") |
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Paul Shaffer (David Letterman's band leader) |
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Kenny Aronoff (session drummer) |
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Rick Cua (formerly of The Outlaws) |
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Jeff Coffey (formerly of Chicago) |
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Rich Robinson (of Black Crowes) |
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Mark Andes (of Firefall, Heart, Canned Heat) |
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Stanley Sheldon (bassist for Peter Frampton, Tommy Bolin) |
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Reggie McBride (session musician) |
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Doug "Cosmo" Clifford (Creedence Clearwater Revisited Drummer) |
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Byron Metcalf (drummed for Dottie West, Waylon Jennings, Kenny Rogers) |
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Kiki Ebsen (Singer/Songwriter) |
| Elizabeth Lamers (of World Goes Round) |
Kyle Vincent (sang with Manilow, The Rollers, Bo Donaldson) |
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Glenn Phillips (of The Hampton Grease Band) |
| Joe Deninzon (The Jimi Hendrix Of Violin) |
Richard Greene (Violinist Extraordinaire) |
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Muck And The Mires ("I'm Your Man") |
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| Jimmy Stafford (guitarist for Train) |
Lips Turn Blue (guitarist Don Mancuso) |
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Marc Blatte (wrote "When She Was My Girl" for The Four Tops) |
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