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| − | *Robert Green "Bobby" Brooks is an audio engineer and long-time collaborator of Michael Jackson and his siblings.
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| − | *Darryl Ross is an audio engineer and Michael Jackson collaborator.
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| − | *Geoff Grace is a composer and Michael Jackson collaborator.
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| − | *Doug Grigsby III is a producer and long-time Michael Jackson collaborator. He is one of three members of Jackson's sound team to confirm the artist's involvement in the project through the 2016 ''Huffington Post'' article.{{ref|https://testkitchen.huffingtonpost.com/michaeljacksonsonic/}}
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| − | *Brad Buxer, credited in ''Sonic 3'', was one of Michael Jackson's closest professional collaborators at the time. He is one of three members of Jackson's sound team to confirm the artist's involvement in the project through the 2016 ''Huffington Post'' article.{{ref|https://testkitchen.huffingtonpost.com/michaeljacksonsonic/}} Additionally, Buxer is the co-writer of the 1996 hit, ''[[wikipedia:Stranger in Moscow|Stranger in Moscow]]'', and was also involved with the production of ''[[wikipedia:Jam (song)|Jam]]'' and ''[[wikipedia:Who Is It (Michael Jackson song)|Who Is It]]'', all of which are said to share similarities with ''Sonic 3'''s soundtrack.
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| − | *C. Cirocco Jones ("Scirocco") is a producer and Michael Jackson collaborator.
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| − | * [[sega:Tokuhiko Uwabo|Tokuhiko Uwabo]] ("Bo") ― [Note: Sound Director]
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| − | * [[sega:Sachio Ogawa|Sachio Ogawa]]
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| − | * [[sega:Yoshiaki Kashima|Yoshiaki Kashima]] ("Milpo") ― [Note: Sound Driver]
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| − | * [[sega:Masaru Setsumaru|Masaru Setsumaru]] ― [Note: Sound Programming, Arrangement]
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| − | * [[sega:Tatsuyuki Maeda|Tatsuyuki Maeda]] ― [Note: Composer]
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| − | * [[sega:Tomonori Sawada|Tomonori Sawada]] ― [Note: Composer]
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| − | * [[sega:Masayuki Nagao|Masayuki Nagao]] ― [Note: Sound Programming, Arrangement]
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| − | * [[sega:Jun Senoue|Jun Senoue]] ― [Note: Composer]
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| − | * Mayumi Nina Sakazaki (as "MRM") ― She was Michael Jackson's coordinator, although her role in ''Sonic 3'' is unclear.
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| − | * Cube Corp. ― Nagao confirmed that former Cube members [[sega:Miyoko Takaoka|Miyoko Takaoka]] and [[sega:Masanori Hikichi|Masanori Hikichi]] contributed to the music.{{ref|{{LinkRetro|post=764635|title=Sonic Retro forum thread: New info on MJ involvement?; post #764635 by Dissident93}}}} Furthermore, Cube's old list of works not just included ''Sonic 3'', but also confirms that they were responsible for composing eight of the game's tracks.{{ref|[https://web.archive.org/web/20040403193114/http://www.cube-sound.co.jp/zpr.html Cube's old list of works]}}
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| − | * Opus Corp. ― This credit was placed as Nagao was preparing the join the company during the development.
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| − | * Masanori Nakayama (Studio Who)
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| − | * [[sega:Howard Drossin|Howard Drossin]] ― He would go on to contribute a few tracks for ''Sonic & Knuckles''.
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CC's to do
- Turn List of staff into a table, with descriptions detailing context in development (not what they revealed afterward, write that into History). Ensure everyone listed in the credits gets an entry, then delete the redundant Credits section.
- Rewrite and resection History in chronological order.
- Add an inline image and more developer quotes.
- Ensure External links lists every article, interview, etc.
- Dedicated paragraph addressing actual remains in the final game
Cartridgeculture (talk) 00:35, 13 November 2022 (EST)
Tables
These tables are getting a bit... chunky. You realise I made a set under "List of music tracks" right? Mine's sortable!
It's better to use the references templates than type out loads of prose about why things come from where. For example, Sonic 3 ending credits need be nothing more than:
-Black Squirrel (talk) 14:33, 22 November 2019 (EST)
Reply 22:09, 23 November 2019 (EST) - T.Q.
That's a plan. I'd like to contribute in editing the sources for the tables, but until those messages I get of "this-message-is-spam" and "data-submitted-too-often" disappear, I'm stuck relying on others to do the contribution. It's going to require some administrator to whitelist my user name or change the filtering of the MediaWiki setup for Sonic Retro.
