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It says "Tom Waits - Vocals, The Voice, Guitar, Piano, Organ, Pump Organ, Percussion, Chamberlin, Optigon, Boner", is there a difference between Vocals and The Voice? Also, if by Boner you are refering to a Trombone, why not call it that? (Antonio.sierra 08:02, 24 January 2007 (UTC))[reply]

Because that's how it is in the little booklet it comes with

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Use of a Mule Variations song in film end credits — best way to source and add?

Hi all,

I’m looking for advice on the appropriate way to document a song from Mule Variations being used in the end credits of the Netflix film Knives Out: Wake Up Dead Man.

Before making any edits, I wanted to check:

whether this information is considered sufficiently notable for inclusion on the album or song page, and
where it would best belong (e.g., song article, album article, or a separate “In popular culture” section).

I’m also hoping for guidance on what types of sources would meet Wikipedia’s reliability standards for this kind of usage (e.g., film credits, studio press materials, reputable reviews, soundtrack listings).

Any advice on best practices or relevant policy considerations (WP:V, WP:RS, WP:IPC, etc.) would be greatly appreciated. Tablanch (talk) 21:04, 17 December 2025 (UTC)[reply]

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