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Arrangers: Melvin Seals; Merl Saunders.
Personnel: Merl Saunders (vocals, piano, synthesizer); Melvin Seals (vocals, Fender Rhodes piano, organ); Michael Warren (guitar).
Editor: John Greenham.
Merl Saunders Live On Tour Songs | | Live On Tour CD DISC 1: |
| 1. | Strugglin' Man |
| 2. | It's in the Air |
| 3. | Dark Star |
| 4. | Whiter Shade of Pale, A |
| 5. | That's What Love |
| 6. | Finders Keepers |
| 7. | Lay Back Baby |
| | Live On Tour Songs DISC 2: |
| 1. | Sumer Jam |
| 2. | Built for Comfort |
| 3. | Fire on the Mountain |
| 4. | Travelin' Man |
| 5. | Merl's Tune |
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