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Liner Note Author: Roger Rickson.
Recording information: Gold Star Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA (1981/1985); Gold Star Studios, Hollywood, CA (1981/1985); McClear Place Studios, Toronto, Canada (1981/1985).
Arranger: Sammy Nestico.
Personnel: Ed Bickert, Bob Bain (guitar); Bob Cooper, Bud Shank (flute, alto saxophone); Bob Hardaway, Tommy Newsom (flute, tenor saxophone); Jack Nimitz (bass clarinet, baritone saxophone); Tony Toth (alto saxophone, baritone saxophone); Harvey Kogen, Jerry Toth (alto saxophone); Eugene Amaro, Don Englert (tenor saxophone); Conte Candoli, Arnie Chycoski, Don Smith , Daryl Campbell, Gary Grant, Guido Basso, Erich Traugott, Dave Woods, Sam Noto, John Audino (trumpet, flugelhorn); Ernie Pattison (trombone, bass trombone); Al Kay, Jerry Johnson , Tom King , Chauncey Welsh, Bob Livingston, Tommy Johnson, Ian McDougall, Bill Watrous (trombone); Bruce Harvey, Jimmy Dale , Pete Jolly (piano); Louie Bellson, Marty Morell (drums); Roger Flock (percussion).
Audio Mixer: Andy Waterman .
Sammy Nestico Night Flight Songs | 1. | Fascinating Rhythm | |
| 2. | Marguerite | |
| 3. | Satin and Glass | |
| 4. | Night Flight | |
| 5. | I'm Beginning to See the Light | |
| 6. | I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues | |
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| 9. | Warm Breeze, A | |
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| 11. | Pressure Cooker | |
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