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Short term members

Please refer to (variously) Discogs and Setlist.fm which (between them) show a consistency of performance accreditation across 32 years for San Juan, 27 for Camarillo, and 21 for Shapiro - together reflecting entries for 103 concerts, 3 albums, 5 singles and EPs, and 7 compilations. Though many short term members and/or guest performers passed through prior to either/both Camarillo and Shapiro joining (including but not limited to Jeff Gregory, Doug James, Matt Parker, Ted Lukas, Scott Carlson, Josh Shane, Eddie Carlson, Andrew Peterson, Jeremy Kerner, Rick Ness, Tom Szidon, Tim Fowler, Tom Faulkner, Cathy Norden, Randall Murphy, John Hundreiser, Scott MacNulty, Kevin Junior, Laura Katter, Neal Ostrovsky, Elizabeth Elmore, Carolyn Engelmann, Scott Ligon, Steve Frisbie, Bill Swartz, Mike Zelenko, and Ted Ansani - either in live performance and/or recording), every last one of these contributed for some especially finite period and/or purpose. One could theoretically list all 25 (and counting) as former members, but...far more sensibly, one could also not. Assuredly, nearly all of them can be found elsewhere. Similarly, regarding compilations - none seem so crucial as to merit inclusion. 2600:1700:3041:44B0:41C0:18A7:3018:90E4 (talk) 17:57, 29 August 2023 (UTC)[reply]