Rock critic Zaragon reviews "Poinciana (The Song of the Tree)" and "It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference" by The Manhattan Transfer from the N.Y.C. vocal act's 1976 third album Coming Out.
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"Poinciana (The Song Of The Tree)"
Adapted By [Conceived By] – Alan Paul, Tim Hauser
Drums – David Kemper
Guitar – Bob Bowles
Percussion – Bobbye Hall Porter
Piano – Bill Payne
Soloist, Soprano Saxophone – Michael Brecker
Written-By – Buddy Bernier, Nat Simon
"It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference"
Arranged By [Vocal] – Laurel Massé
Autoharp [Electric] – Ira Newborn
Congas – Bobbye Hall Porter
Drums – David Kemper
Piano – Bill Payne
Rhythm Guitar – Bob Bowles
Written-By – Todd Rundgren
Produced by Richard Perry
The Manhattan Transfer: Tim Hauser, Alan Paul, Janis Siegel, Laurel Massé
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