Sounds
- Keyboards: Marimba, Piano, Vibes (w/vibrato), Bells (glockenspiel), Organ, Tibia Organ, Kinura Organ, Harpischord, Accordion, Electric Harpsichord and Flute/String Organ.
- Brass: Alto Sax, Tenor Sax, Trombone, Trumpet, French Horn, Do Wah Trombone, Slur Trombone and Muted Trumpet.
- Wind: flute, oboe, and bass clarinet.
- Voice: Male Voice (solo) and Female Voice (solo).
- Strings: 3 violins, Cello and Pizzicato violins.
- Plucked strings: Slur Guitar, Banjo, Steel Guitar, Harp solo, Harp Roll, Harp 7th Arpeggio (harp sounds were not available to the public), Guitar and Mandolin.
- Effects: Dixieland Band Phrases and Sound Effects.
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