Crack Pack Horn Section
Sometimes the band has a horn section—known as the Crack Pack Horns—accompany them at live shows or on album tracks.
- Tom Williams — Trumpet (1980s–1990s)
- Tom McCormick — Tenor saxophone (1980s)
- Dave Fairall — Tenor & alto saxophone (1980s–2000)
- Paul Soroka — Lyricon (1980s–1990s)
- Chris Walker — Trumpet (1990s–2000)
- J.J. Gunning — Trombone (1990s–2000)
- Ronnie Fowler — Horns (1986)
- Jim Stienfeld — Horns (1986)
- Keith Zaffino — Horns (1986)
- Dave Makowiecki - Trumpet (2000-present)
- Barry Caudill - Tenor Sax (2000-present)
- Jim McFalls - Trombone (2000- present)
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