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The Bob Crosby Bob Cats: Bob Leary (guitar); Werner Lutz (trumpet); Harold Johnson (trombone); Paul Hubbell (clarinet, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Terry Myers (soprano & tenor saxophone); Carl McVicker (bass); Eddie Metz (drums); Ed Metz (percussion).
Personnel: Bob Leary (guitar); Terry Myers (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Ed Metz, Jr. (piano); Eddie Metz (drums).
Audio Mixer: Ben Ahrens.
Recording information: Starke Lake Studios, Ocoee, FL (11/1937-04/2000).
Photographer: Bob Crosby's Bobcats.
Arranger: Ed Metz, Jr. Going Places Doing Things Music Bob Crosby Going Places Doing Things Songs Going Places Doing Things Review
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