Side A
1. Ed Dolan et Ses Fantaisistes: Raunchy – 1961 *
2. John Prine: The Speed of the Sound of Loneliness – 1986
3. Grateful Dead: New Speedway Boogie – 1970
4. The Men They Couldn’t Hang: Rain, Steam & Speed – 1989
5. John Mills-Cockell: Speedy’s Teardown – 1973 *
6. Speedy Keen: Fighting In The Streets – 1975
7. Beacon Street Union: Speed Kills – 1968
8. Deep Purple: Speed King – 1970
9. Jim Connor: Pine Tree Jig – 1980 *
10. Joe Bonsall & Orange Playboys: Step It Fast – 1963
11. The Two-Tones: Fast Freight – 1962 *
12. Greg Downie & The Sadies: One Good Fast Job – 2014 *
13. Brian Eno: Strange Light – 1978
14. Magazine: The Light Pours Out Of Me – 1984
15. Mars Bonfire: Faster Than The Speed of Life – 1968 *
16. The Beatles: The Inner Light – 1968
17. Jon Hassell: Ba Benzele – 1981
18. Pete Bardens: Speed of Light – 1988
Side B
1. Chicken Shack: Get Like You Used To Be – 1968
2. Ventures: Walk, Don’t Run - 1964
3. Fleetwood Mac: Just Crazy Love – 1973
4. Fleetwood Mac: Sugar Daddy – 1975
5. Fleetwood Mac: Spare Me A Little Of Your Love – 1972
6. The Shadows: Shindig – 1963
7. Tim Harrison: Rocket Radio – 2022 *
8. Bill Hughes: Last Catch – 1981 *
9. David Bradstreet: Back To Basics – 1981 *
10. Manteca: Ouagadougou – 1987 *
11. Stephen Barry Band: Poor Boy – 1979 *
12. The Eurythmics w Aretha Franklin: Sisters Are Doin’ It for Themselves – 1985
13. The Corndogs: Lemon Head – 1987 *
14. Lee Aaron: Hot To Be Rocked – 1985 *
15. Mahavishnu Orchestra: Dawn – 1972
16. Julian Lennon: Because – 1986
* CanCon = 38%
And Now for The Particulars:
Side A
1. Ed Dolan et ses Fantaisistes: Raunchy
(Bill Justis / Sidney Manker)
Cours De Danse: TC Maximum – TCM 988
Montreal Quebec
Ed Dolan: sax
Mario Dolan: sax
Maurice Pinard: bass
Claude Therrian: drums
Serge Moreau: piano
Produced by Franco Disque, 1971
Recorded by Michel Éthier at Studio Andre Perry Ltd in Montreal
The song was released as a single in September 23, 1957 by Bill Justis,
one of first to use the twangy lead guitar effect. In 1958 a then fourteen-year-old
George Harrison performed the song to John Lennon and Paul McCartney on the
top deck of a bus, and was so note-perfect Lennon decided to let him into
his band, the Quarrymen. Faintaisistes basically means Whimsicals. They were
based in Montreal and released two albums of pop instrumental dance tracks.
2. John Prine: The Speed Of The Sound of Loneliness
(John Prine)
German Afternoons: Oh-Boy Records / Stony Plain Records OBR-003 / SPL 1109
Maywood Illinois
John Prine: acoustic guitar, vocal
Jim Rooney: acoustic guitar
Rachel Peer-Prine: bass, harmony vocals
Phillip Donelly: electric guitar
Roy Huskey Jr: upright bass
Kenny Malone: drum
Produced by Jim Rooney & John Prine, 1986
Recorded by Jack Grochmal, Mark Miller, Mark Howard & Jim Rooney at Jack Clements at The Cowboy Arms Hotel and Recording Spa
Remixed by Rick Alder. Mastered by Denny Purcell at Georgetown Mastering, Nashville
Just one of the many amazing songs with a hook, so good that none of
us fish can ignore the cunning observations of John Prine. This time from
his mid-career just prior to the CD/internet boom of the ‘90s.
3. The Grateful Dead: New Speedway Boogie
(Garcia / Lesh / Hunter)
Workingmans Dead: Warner Brothers 1869
San Francisco CA
Jerry Garcia: lead guitar, pedal steel guitar, banjo, vocals
Bob Weir: guitar, vocals
Pigpen (Ron McKernan): keyboards, harmonica, vocals
Phil Lesh: bass, vocals
Bill Kreutzmann: drums, percussion
Mickey Hart: drums, percussion
Produced by Bob Matthews, Betty Cantor, Grateful Dead - 1970
Recorded by Alembic at Pacific High Recording Studio, San Francisco
For those who regularly listen to my show, it’s quite obvious that I’m
partial to this song. Just an excellent groove of the best there ever was
at acid rock.
4. The Men They Couldn’t Hang: Rain, Steam and Speed
(Paul Simmonds)
Silver Town: Jive Records – 1208-1 J
London UK
Ricky: bass
Paul Simmonds: guitars, bazouki, mandolin
Jon Odgers: drums
Swill, guitars, melodica, tin whistle, recorder
Stefan Cush, guitar, horn
Nick Muir: keys, accordion
Produced by Mick Glossop, 1989
Recorded at Woodcray and The Manor studios, Jan / Feb 1989
Inspired by the early success of The Pogues, this English band got together
in the midi-1980s. Named after John "Babbacombe" Lee, who was an Englishman
famous for surviving three attempts to hang him for murder.
5. John Mills-Cockell: Speedy’s Teardown!
(John Mills-Cockell)
Heartbeat: True North Records TN12
Toronto ON
John Mills-Cockell, synths, keys, percussion, vocals
Wayne Smith, percussion
Malcolm Tomlinson, vocals, percussion
Alan Wells, percussion
Irv Copesteak, percussion
Tony Mendez, percussion
Sandy McDonald, percussion
Doug Pringle, sax
Produced by John Mills-Cockell, 1973
Recorded by Dave Stock, Chris Skene, Irv Copesteak, Larry Morey, Chris Tait, Nick Gurr,
Phil Ross, Ron Gregory, Cliff Phelps, Gary Hill & Ken Fraser
Recorded at Eastern Sound, CBC 4-s, Ryerson Polytechnical Institute, Creative Electronics Lab
Mastered at RCA Victor, Toronto
Cockell was the first Canadian to bring a Moog synthesizer home. As
a member of Toronto’s legendary folk-rock band Kensington Market in 1968,
he became the first dedicated Moog player who played live with a rock band.
After the dissolution of the band, Cockell formed Syrinx who recorded two
great albums for the brand new True North Records label, of jazzy electronica
featuring sax and hand drums playing around Cockell’s Moog compositions.
They even had a charted hit song with Tillicum, used as the intro to CTV’s
futuristic show ‘Here Come The Seventies’. Syrinx lasted until 1972 and Hearbeat
was Cockell’s follow up, now as a solo artist with guest performers, including
Syrinx.
6. Speedy Keen: Fighting In The Streets
(John Keen)
Y’Know Wot I Mean?: Island Records – ILPS 9338
London UK
John Keen: vocals, guitars, drums, keys
Butch Sandford: lead guitar
Terry Wilson: bass
Tony Braunagal: drums
Emmanuel Rentzos: keys
BJ Cole: steel
John Bundrick: keys
Liza Strike: bg vocals
Peter Vanderpuije, George Lee, Eddie Quansah: horns
Produced by John Keen, 1975
Recorded by Tony Platt, Richard DigbySmith, Rod Thear, Keith Harwood & Phil Ault at Island Studios,Hammersmith UK
Mixed at Basing Streeet Studios, London
John David Percy Keen b. 29 March 1945 Ealing, London / d. 12 March 2002 (56)
Keen was associated with The Who early on as a roadie cum chauffeur
for Pete Townsend. Keen wrote Armenia City in the Sky recorded on The Who
Sell Out. Townsend helped him form Thunderclap Newman famed forever for their
hit song ‘Something In The Air’. That band consisted of the songwriter Speedy
Keen (vocals, drums, guitar); Andy "Thunderclap" Newman (piano); and 15 year
old Jimmy McCulloch (guitar). Pete Townshend (using the alias "Bijou Drains")
played bass.
7. Beacon Street Union: Speed Kills
(Wayne Ulaky / John Wright)
45 single bw South End Incident: MGM Records K 13865
Boston Mass
John Lincoln Wright: vocal
Paul Tartachny: guitar
Richard Weisburg: drums
Robert Rhodes: keys
Wayne Ulaky: bass, vocal
Produced by Wes Farrell, 1968
Years active 1966–1969
The band was made up of university students in Boston. They were
signed to MGM Records who promoted them as the Bosstown Sound along with
a couple of other groups (Ultimate Spinach being one of them). They recorded
two albums but never achieved national recognition. On August 12, 1970, Beacon
Street Union opened for Janis Joplin at Harvard Stadium, which was her last
public performance before her death.
Speed Kills, the B side of the record, was their first released single.
8. Deep Purple: Speed King
(Blackmore / Gillan / Glover / Lord / Paice)
Deep Purple In Rock: Warner Brothers WS 1877
London UK
Ritchie Blackmore guitar
Jon Lord keyboards: organ
Ian Paice left handed drums, percussion
Ian Gillan: lead vocals
Roger Glover: bass
Produced by Deep Purple, 1970
Recorded by Martin Birch at De Lane Lea Studios October 14, 1969 April 13, 1970
Mastered by Peter Mew
After three good selling albums and several hit songs, Deep Purple decided
to re-invent themselves. After hearing what Led Zeppelin were doing, they
decided to replace their lead vocalist and bass player and Deep Purple In
Rock was the result; one of their best-selling albums world-wide. It was
a terrible thing to have to do but we’re all better off for it; we all bear
guilt for loving Deep Purple In Rock so much.
9. Big Jim Connors: Pine Tree Jig
(Graham Townsend)
Fiddle Park Favourites: Icicle – ICL 5005
Napanee ON
Jim Connors: fiddle
Wilf Arsenault: guitar
Bob Sally: bass
George McKay: drums
Merv Wilson: banjo, dobro
Bob Tierney: acoustic rhythm guitar
Produced by Jim Connors, 1980
Recorded by David Dennison at Snocan Studios, Ottawa
10. Joe Bonsall & The Orange Playboys: T’en As Eu (Step It Fast)
(Trad)
14 Cajun Classics: Swallow Records LP 6079
Lake Arthur LA
Joe Bonsall: accordion
Others not listed
Produced by Floyd Soileau and John “Tee Bruce” Broussard, circa 1963
Compilation produced by Floyd Soileau, 1989
Joe Bonsall was born June 1921 Lake Arthur, LA / d. 1996 (75)
This is a popular song from deep in Cajun country usually entitled
T'en as eu, t'en auras plus, which means ‘You Had Some, But You're Not Getting
More’. Bit of a double entendre originally made popular by The Balfa Brothers.
Joe was inducted into the CAJUN MUSIC HALL OF FAME in 1981
11. The Two-Tones: Fast Freight
(R Nanenzuela)
Two Tones at the Village Corner: Canatal CTLP-4026
Toronto ON
Gordon Lightfoot:guitar
Terry Whelan: guitar, vocal
Howie Morris: bass
Produced by Art Snider - January 20, 1962
Gordon Lightfoot’s debut LP when he was paired with Terry Whelan
as The Two-Tones recorded live at the Village Corner coffee house in Yorkville’s
budding folk music scene. They were provided with the services of bass player
Howie Morris for the recording of this LP. As you can hear, the Russians
were at it back then too.
12. Gord Downie & The Sadies: One Good Fast Job
(Gord Downie / The Sadies)
A & C Records A&C090
Kingston ON / Richmond Hill ON
Mike Belitsky: drums
Sean Dean: bass
Travis Good: vocal, guitar, mandolin
Dallas Good: guitar, keys
Gord Downie: vocals
Produced by Gord Downie & The Sadies, 2014
Recorded by Ken Friesen at The Bath House, Bath ON
Mixed by Bob Rock at Warehouse Studios, Vancouver BC
Mastered by Ted Jensen at Sterling Sound, NYC
Just a stellar LP, each song attacked perfectly from this one-off. Gord Downie the way I always wanted to hear him.
13. Brian Eno: Strange Light
(Brian Eno)
Music For Films: Polygram / Editions EG EGED 105
Woodbridge, Suffolk, UK
Brian Eno: keys
Fred Firth: electric guitar
Rhett Davies: trumpet
Produced by Brian Eno & Rhett Davies, 1978
14. Magazine: The Light Pours Out Of Me
(Howard Devoto / John McGeogh)
Real Life: Virgin Records V 2100
Manchester UK
Howard Devoto: vocals
Barry Adamson: bass
Dave Formula: keys
Martin Jackson: drums
John McGeoch: guitar, sax
Produced & recorded by John Leckie, 1978
Recorded at Virgin Mobile & Abbey Road Studios
active from 1977 to 1981
Magazine was formed by Howard Devoto after leaving punk band Buzzcocks in early 1977
15. Mars Bonfire: Faster Than The Speed of Life
(Mars Bonfire)
Faster Than The Speed of Life: Columbia Records CS 9834
Oshawa ON
Mars Bonfire: vocals
Others not listed
Produced by Ted Glasser, 1969
Dennis Eugene McCrohan aka Dennis Edmonton 21 April 1943 (79) Oshawa, ON
Based out of Oshawa, Dennis and his brother Jerry changed their
surnames to Edmonton in the early 1960s. The brothers were part of the band
the Sparrows who backed Jack London. They later moved to New York before
going to California and breaking up. In the interim, three of the Sparrow
evolved into Steppenwolf. Bonfire then embarked on a solo career, while his
brother Jerry became the drummer for Steppenwolf who recorded some of Edmonton’s
songs and had a huge hit with this one. After leaving the band, he often
collaborated with Kim Fowley, co-writing and recording on the recordings
of Fowley.
On 22 June 2015, Bonfire was awarded the Cultural Impact Award by SOCAN at
the 2015 SOCAN Awards in Toronto for the song "Born to be Wild"
16. The Beatles: The Inner Light
(George Harrison)
45 single bw Lady Madonna: Capitol Records Canada 2138
Liverpool
George Harrison: lead vocals, direction
John Lennon: harmony vocals
Paul McCartney: harmony vocals
Aashish Khan: sarod
Hanuman Jadev: shehnai
Hariprasad Chaurasia: bansuri
Mahapurush Misra: pakhavaj
Rijram Desad: harmonium
uncredited: tabla tarang
Produced by George Martin, 1968
Recorded at HMV, Bombay; EMI, London
Harrison recorded the instrumental track for "The Inner Light" in Bombay
in January 1968, during the sessions for his Wonderwall Music soundtrack
album. It is the only Beatles studio recording to be made outside Europe.
The Beatles' only contribution came in from John Lennon and Paul McCartney’s
backing vocals over the song's final line. Ringo is excluded. So was it really
a Beatles’ song? It was the first Harrison composition to appear on a Beatles
single.
17. Jon Hassell: Ba Benzélé
(Jon Hassell)
Music & Rhythm: Passport Records – PD 7501
Toronto ON
Jon Hassell: trumpet
Michael Brook: mbira
Aiyb Dieng: talking drum
Brian Eno: synths
Produced by Jon Hassell, 1981
Recorded at Ontario College of Art November 14, 1981 by Paul Fitzgerald
Live Mix: Richard Henderson
Remix by Michael Brook
Song first appeared on 1980 album with Brian Eno entitled Fourth World Vol
1: Possible Musics. Fourth World Music is a term he created to describe the
sound that is a fusion of primitive and futuristic.
18. Pete Bardens: Speed of Light
(Pete Bardens)
Speed of Light: Capitol EMI C1-48967
London
Pete Bardens: keys
Neil Lockwood: vocals
Honey Hylton: vocals
Neale Heywood: guitar
Produced by Pete Bardens, 1988
Mastered by Wally Traugott at Capitol Records, Hollywood
Recorded at Paradise Studios, London
Peter Bardens b. 19 June 1945 Westminster, London / d. 22 January 2002 (56) Malibu CA
Bardens was a great keyboard accompanist in London in the early
days of the rock explosion. Got to record with Them before founding his own
band with Peter Green and Mick Fleetwood. He played with just about
everybody, from Mayall to Rod Stewart. He died from a brain tumor.
Side B
RIP Christine Perfect / McVie
1943 - 2022
1. Chicken Shack: Get Like You Used To Be
(P Buskirk / W Breeland / W Nelson)
45 single bw I’d Rather Go Blind: Blue Horizon Records 57-3153
London
Christine Perfect: lead vocal, keys
Stan Webb – guitar, vocals
Andy Silvester – bass
Al Sykes – drums
Produced by Mike Vernon, 1968
Christine Anne Perfect b. 12 July 1943 Bouth, Cumbria, England / d. 30 Nov 2022 (79) England
Began her professional career with Chicken Shack with whom she
recorded before getting married to John McVie of Fleetwood Mac. With the
chaotic changes in personnel and the roles that the various players had to
soak up, she became one of the stabilizing factors in the band making sound
decisions, two of which lead to the spectacular fame they would receive with
the addition of Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham.
2. The Ventures: Walk, Don’t Run ’64
(Johnny Smith)
45 single bw Cruel Sea: Dalton Records DO.96
Tacoma WA
Bob Bogle: bass
Don Wilson: guitar
Nookie Edwards: lead guitar
Mel Taylor: drums
Produced 1964
3. Fleetwood Mac: Just Crazy Love
(Christine McVie)
Mystery To Me: Warner Bros 0629
London
Christine McVie: lead vocals, keys
John McVie: bass
Mick Fleetwood: drums, percussion
Bob Welch: guitars, vocals
Bob Weston: lead guitar, slide
Produced by Martin Birch and Fleetwood Mac, 1973
Recorded on the Rolling Stone’s Mobile Unit
4. Fleetwood Mac: Sugar Daddy
(Christine McVie)
Fleetwood Mac: Reprise Records MS 2225
Los Angeles CA
Mick Fleetwood: drums, percussion
John McVie: bass
Christine McVie: keys, vocals
Lindsey Buckingham: guitar, lead vocal
Stevie Nicks: vocals
Produced by Fleetwood Mac and Keith Olsen, 1975
Recorded at Sound City Studios, LA by Keith Olsen and David Devore
Mixed at Sound City and Kendun Recorders
5. Fleetwood Mac: Spare Me A Little Of Your Love
(Christine McVie)
Bare Trees: Reprise Records 2080
London UK
Danny Kirwan: guitar, vocals
Bob Welch: guitar, vocals
Christine McVie: keyboards, vocals
John McVie: bass guitar
Mick Fleetwood: drums, percussion
Produced by Fleetwood Mac, 1972
Recorded by Martin Birch at DeLane Lea Music Centre, London
Mixed by Bob Hughes at Record Plant, Los Angeles
Mastered by Lee Herschberg
Cover photo by John McVie
6. The Shadows: Shindig
(Hank Marvin / Bruce Welch)
45 single bw It’s Been A Blue Day: Columbia (UK) DB 7106
London UK
Hank Marvin: lead guitar
Bruce Welch: guitar
Jet Harris: bass
Tony Meehan: drums
Produced 1963
The Shadows were a British instrumental rock group and a Cliff
Richard's backing band, with 69 UK chart singles to their credit. They were
all members of various skiffle groups till they merged and got into guitar
based surf music in the late 1950s. In those days star performers usually
used stage names: Brian Rankin became Hank B. Marvin, Terrence Harris
became Jet Harris and Bruce Cripps became Bruce Welch.
7. Tim Harrison: Rocket Radio
(Tim Harrison)
Backporch Confidential: Second Avenue Songs (no serial)
Owen Sound ON
Tim Harrison: guitar, vocals
Rodger Tippin: drums
Produced by Tim Harrison, 2022
Recorded in The Garden Studio
Tim Harrison has been an innovator, a guy that can prove doubters wrong
and after 50 years he’s still at it, releasing an album of basic songs he’s
proud to offer. He was founder of Summerfolk up in Owen Sound and helped
design many of the western festivals, accomplishing things others said ‘couldn’t
be done’.
8. David Bradstreet: Back To Basics
(David Bradstreet)
Black & White: Street Records – SR001
Toronto ON
David Bradstreet, guitars
Carl Keesee, bass
Bill Dillon, guitars
Bucky Berger, drums
Produced by David Bradstreet and Carl Keesee, 1981
Mastered by George Graves at Lacquer Channel, Toronto
9. Bill Hughes: Last Catch
(David Bradstreet)
Horton Bates & Best: The Last Catch: Street Records 003
Toronto
Bill Hughes: guitar, synths, vocal
Carl Keesee: bass
David Houghton: drums
Produced by Hughes, Bradstreet and Keesee, 1981
Recorded by David Bradstreet, Toronto
Mastered at A&M Studios, Hollywood by Bob Carbone
Emmy nominated American singer/songwriter, musician and producer, born
April 4, 1948 in Texas / died July 3, 1998 in Los Angeles, California
Hughes had quite the career going for him as a member of the popular band
Lazarus. In 1973 he moved up to London Ontario and joined the burgeoning
folk boom that was going on around Smale’s Place. Hughes made friends with
David Bradstreet through fellow Lazarus bass player Carl Keesee which lead
to Hughes recording this album.
10. Manteca: Ouagadougou
(Henry Heillig / Rick Tait)
Fire Me Up: Manteca in Concert: Duke Street Records DSR 31038
Toronto
Matt Zimbel: congas, percussion
Henry Heillig: bass
Aaron Davis: keys
Herb Koffman: horns
John Johnson: sax, piccolo
Rick Tait: horns, keys
Art Avalos: percussion
Charlie Cooley: drums
Gary Boigon: sax, flute
Produced by Matt Zimbel, 1987
Recorded live at Bathurst St. Theatre, Toronto by Comfort Sound Mobile
Recorded by Peter Lee with Scott Campbell
Mastered by George Graves at Lacquer Channel, Toronto
11. Stephen Barry Band: Poor Boy
(Chester Burnett)
Live: Fix It In The Mix Music FM 001
Montreal
Stephen Barry: bass, vocals
Jorn Reissner: guitar, vocals
Andrew Cowan: Guitar, vocals
Paul Paquette: drums, vocals
Produced by Mitchell Cohen & Gordon Gibson, 1979
Recorded at Hotel Iroquois by Guy Chabonneau
These guys were blue pioneers in Montreal and the rest of Quebec. I
just found this rare LP at Kopps Records on the Danforth for five bucks.
12. The Eurythmics w Aretha Franklin: Sisters Are Doin’ It for Themselves
(Lennonx / Stewart)
45 single bw I Love You Like A Ball and Chain: RCA PB 40339
London
Aretha Franklin: vocals
Annie Lennox: vocals
Nathan East: Bass
The Charles Williams Singers
Stan Lynch: Drums
David A. Stewart: Guitars, Keyboards
Mike Cambell: Lead Guitar
Benmont Tench: Organ
Shelly Yakis: drums
Produced by David A Stewart, 1985
From a 45 I just found in a charity shop in Exmouth, England
for a pound. The first time I showed it to my wife, I committed a spoonerism
saying ‘Urethramics with Urethra Franklin and she said, “Well I know what’s
on your brain.”
13. The Corndogs: Lemon Head (Bitter As Hell)
(G Clarke / B Lodge)
Cliffhanger: Doggy Don’t Records DD501
Toronto
Greg Clarke: guitar, lead vocal
Patrick Gilmour: keys, violin, guitar, vocals
Lionel Lodge: bass, vocals
Brodie Lodge: drums, percussion, harmonica, vocals
Produced by John Howard and Todd Warren, 1987
Recorded at Video Sound Studios, Toronto
Mastered at McClear Place, Toronto
This is an incredibly enjoyable LP by a cool, hot band from Toronto
that went basically nowhere except in peoples’ hearts. They had a good following
but maybe the competition at the time was a little too intense. Some got
good management, others did not.
14. Lee Aaron: Hot To Be Rocked
(Lee Aaron / Simon Brierley / Dick Wagner)
Call of the Wild: Attic Records LAT 1212
Belleville ON
Lee Aaron: vocals
John Albani: lead guitar
Simon Brierley: guitar
Jerry Mercer: drums
Spyder Sinnaeve: bass
Chris Brockway, Walter Zwol, Dick Wagner: bg vocal
Bob Ezerin: keys, percussion
Produced by Paul Gross, 1985
Recorded by Lenny Derose and Mick Walsh at Phase One Studio, Toronto
Mixed by Lenny Derose
15. Mahavishnu Orchestra: Dawn
(John McLaughlin)
The Inner Mounting Flame: Columbia Records – KC 31067
NYC
John McLaughlin: guitar
Billy Cobham: drums
Rick Laird: bass
Jan Hammer: piano
Jerry Goodman: violin
Produced by John McLaughlin, 1971
Recorded by Don Puluse and Robert Honablue
16. Julian Lennon: Because
(Dave Clark)
45 single bw Because (Inst): EMI 5538
Liverpool
Julian Lennon: vocal
John Christie: Backing Vocals
Ray Russell: Guitar
Mike Moran: Keyboards
Frank Ricotti: Percussion
Produced by Dave Clark, 1986
From Dave Clark’s musical “Time”
