Members
- Larry Graham – Vocals, bass, guitar, clavinet, organ, piano, drums, percussion
- Patryce Banks – vocals, electric funk box, tambourine
- Hershall Kennedy – vocals, clavinet, trumpet
- Robert Butch Sam – vocals, piano, organ
- David Vega – vocals, guitar
- Willie Sparks – vocals, drums
- P. CaboOse – tenor saxophone
- Milt Holland – percussion
- Lenny Williams – vocals
- Freddie Stone – guitar
- Noel T. Closson – drums
- Gaylord Birch – drums
- Tina Graham – vocals, electric funk box
- Gail Muldrow – vocals, guitar, electric funk box
- Gemi Taylor – guitar
- George Johnson – vocals, guitar
- Jerry Martini – saxophone
- Dennis Marcellino – saxophone
- Rose Stone – vocals, organ, electric funk box
- Cynthia Robinson – trumpet
- Wilton Rabb – guitar
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