Robert D. Palmer's Guitar Credit on General Caine's Let Me In

General Caine was a Southern California R&B and funk group that emerged from the same musical community as Booty People. The group recorded for a separate label and released at least one album in the late 1970s.

Several musicians appear to have been involved with both groups during this period. The transition between the two projects has not been fully documented from primary sources, but the overlap in personnel and geography is supported by the available record.

A 2013 obituary in the Inland Empire Community Newspapers for musician Lemonsmyth describes both Booty People and General Caine and their relationship within the San Bernardino music community, naming specific personnel connections.

An AllMusic credit page records Robert D. Palmer's guitar credit on General Caine's 1978 album Let Me In, independently corroborating his continued guitar work following the Booty People period.

The two sources were published decades apart -- the AllMusic credit as an established database entry and the IECN article as a 2013 community newspaper record -- and neither was produced to serve the purposes of this archive.

The IECN obituary was identified during the archive's initial research phase and provided the first written link between Booty People and General Caine within a single external documentary source.

The AllMusic credit was cross-referenced against the release record. The two sources were assessed independently before being treated as mutually corroborating evidence of Robert's role in both groups.