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• Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Richard Peck
• Composed By – Philip Glass
• Cover, Design – Sol Lewitt
• Edited By [Tape Editor] – Michael Riesman
• Electric Organ – Michael Riesman, Philip Glass
• Engineer [Recording] – Kurt Munkacsi, Wieslaw Woszczyk
• Producer – Kurt Munkacsi, Philip Glass
• Remix – Kurt Munkacsi, Michael Riesman, Philip Glass
• Soprano Saxophone, Flute – Jon Gibson , Dickie Landry
• Voice, Electric Organ – Joan LaBarbara

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Recorded at Big Apple Recording Studio, New York City.
(P) 1974 Virgin Records Ltd
© 1976 Virgin Records Ltd

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