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Recorded live in September and December 1974.
Personnel: Roy Buchanan (vocals, guitar); Malcolm Lukens (vocals, keyboards); Byrd Foster (vocals, drums); John Harrison (vocals).
Liner Note Author: Phil Carson.
Recording information: 09/1974-12/1974.
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