Talk:Greg Reely
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Producer credits not listed - Silly Fools
[edit]Greg Reely also produced the Thai band "Silly Fools" album 'Mini'. This article (https://www.bkmagazine.com/article/scene-stealer-silly-fools/) mentions him, but doesn't credit a source. The German Silly Fools Wikipedia article also mentions him. ~2026-59524-2 (talk) 19:14, 27 January 2026 (UTC)
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