Members
The members are:
- Jan Burnett - vocals, guitar, electronics, melodica, hospitality, captain, social-skillz
- Alan Cormack - bass, guitar, drums, ukulele, scowling, stink-squeezebox, 12-string-a-lings, casio, freaky dancing, ocarina, louder snoring, dog-napping
- Barry Gibson - drums, bass, guitar, atmosphere, jingle-jangle-bells, threats, short trews, flea/nit picking
- Graeme Ogston - guitar, bass, ukulele, lapdance-steel, height, wine-glass-pings, disapproving frowns, snoring, dog grooming
- Adam Lockhart - guitar, keyboards, bass, voice, noise, voice-noises, height
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—Eleanor Roosevelt (1884–1962)
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