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• Alto Saxophone – Graham Bond
• Bass, Violin – Rick Grech
• Drums – Ginger Baker, Remi Kabaka
• Engineer – Andrew Johns
• Engineer [Assistant] – George Chkiantz
• Guitar, Vocals – Denny Laine
• Liner Notes – Nigel Williamson
• Mastered By [For Compact Disc] – Tom Coyne
• Percussion – Phil Seamen
• Producer – Jimmy Miller
• Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Chris Wood , Harold McNair
• Vocals – Jeanette Jacobs
• Vocals, Organ – Steve Winwood

Notes

Recorded live at The Royal Albert Hall, London.

Produced by Jimmy Miller by arrangement with the Robert Stigwood Organization Ltd.
© 1970 Polydor Records Ltd.
℗ 2004 Lemon Recordings: A division of Cherry Red Records Ltd.
Licensed from Universal Music, with thanks to Kevin Phelan & lestyn David.

Reissue coordinated by Ross Landau assisted by Alex Blades.

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• Barcode: 5013929762220
• Matrix / Runout: CD LEM 22

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