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Please be more carefull about the commas you add to articles. In Pythian Temple (New York City) only one of the commas you added (the one after "Decca Records") was grammtically correct. Furthermore, you added a comma to a direct quote from the New York Times. Never, under any circumstances, should the wording or punctution of a direct quote be changed. Best, Beyond My Ken (talk) 18:39, 2 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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Vander's name as a soundtrack studio album<ref name="tristandiscogs"/> for [Yvan Lagrange]]'s 1972 [[avant-garde]] film ''[[Tristan and Iseult|Tristan et Iseult]]''.<ref name="tristanimdb"/>

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I note you have recently edited a lot of albums by Man, adding numerous references. One you did not edit. Friday 13th (album) has been nominated for deletion - I wonder if you are aware of any additional references that could be added? - Arjayay (talk) 11:50, 2 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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I saw your edit of Jim Walker (flautist). Some advice: Please don't add external links, particularly to Spotify, which many people consider detrimental to musicians. Consider using AllMusic as a source rather than as an external link. Read other jazz articles for how these things are done. I find most external links to be a waste of time and clutter on the page. Except for the official site, the rest is superfluous. In the discography, exclude compilations. When listing record labels and years, list the label first, then year, not year first then label. So: Columbia, 1965. Link and pipe the label. List the first label of release, excluding the reissue label. Again, there are plenty of examples of how this is done in other jazz articles on Wikipedia. See also Wikiproject Jazz and Wikipedia documentation, esp. the Manual of Style. Thanks.
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1. Santana is from the US, which uses MDY dates, not DMY dates.
2. Isn't adding all of the start and end dates for each tour on the template a little too much? This information the tour dates can be found in the article for each tour.

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