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Is it true that B.J. Cole played the haunting pedal steel part on Matthews Southern Comfort's chart-topping single Woodstock as a session musician, rather than Gordon Huntley, who was the player on the record sleeve credits of this, the band's eponymous first album?
It probably doesn't have a bearing on anything, but Cole is as American as Yorkshire pudding, jellied eels, black pudding and fish & chips. The subheading doesn't appear to be user-editable, so how's it generated…? How could the mistake have arisen, and does the subheader affect anything (e.g. search results)…? Margo (talk) 12:45, 25 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]
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