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    • Dec 3, 1973
    Horn player Billy Puett and a string section are added to Jimmy Buffett's "Come Monday" during a pair of overdub sessions at Woodland Sound Studio in Nashville
    Jan 15, 1974
    Horns are overdubbed on the Elvis Presley tracks "My Boy" and "If You Talk In Your Sleep" at RCA Studio A in Nashville. The musicians include George Tidwell, Don Sheffield, Billy Puett, Dennis Good, Norman Ray and Bobby Taylor
    Feb 6, 1976
    Dr. Hook's "A Little Bit More" gets a string section overdub at Nashville's Glaser Studios. The section includes Shelly Kurland, Carl Gorodetzky, Marvin Chantry, Roy Christenson and Billy Puett
    Jan 23, 1979
    The Shelly Kurland Strings overdub The Statler Brothers' "How To Be A Country Star" and "Nothing As Original As You," along with a horn section, at Nashville's Sound Stage. They also add steel player Weldon Myrick to "Here We Are Again"
    Mar 27, 1979
    Horn player Billy Puett visits the Columbia Studios in Nashville for final overdubs on the Con Hunley hit "Since I Fell For You"
    Jun 1, 1979
    Horn player Billy Puett and steel guitarist Buddy Emmons are added to Mickey Gilley's "My Silver Lining" during evening overdubs at Nashville's LSI
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