Guest Musicians & Past Members
- Gunārs Rozenbergs (trompete) (Satellites LV)
- Jānis Volkmanis (trompete) (Satellites LV)
- Mikus Solovejs (saksofons) (Satellites LV, kuba)
- Tīna Ostrovska (perkusijas, ksilofons, vijole) (Satellites LV)
- Haralds Bondars (sitamie instrumenti) (Satellites LV)
- Martinez Gonzalez (rhodes piano, sintezators) (kuba)
- Uldis Zariņš (sitamie instrumenti 1996–2000) (The Satellites)
- Arnis Račinskis (ģitāra) (kuba)
- Laura Ziemele (balss 1996)
- Kristīne Blekte (balss 1996)
- Egīls Eglītis (bass 1996)
- The Liepāja Symphony Orchestra (The Satellites)
- Uldis Marhilevics (stringed instruments 1998) (The Satellites)
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