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Lindsey Buckingham
Gutair/Vocals
Mick Fleetwood
Drums
Christine McVie
Keyboard/Vocals
John McVie
Bass
Stevie Nicks
Vocals
Brett Tuggle
Keyboards
Neale Heywood
Guitar
Lenny Castro
Percussion
Sharon Celani
Backing Vocals
Mindy Stein
Backing Vocals
Stacy Burcham
USC Marching Band Member
Arthur C. Bartner
Self - USC Marching Band Director
Woody Kane
Self - USC Marching Band Assistant Director (uncredited)
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