Band Members
- Tom Finn — bass, guitar, backing vocals; lead vocals
- George Cameron — drums, percussion, backing vocals; lead vocals, guitar
- Steve Martin Caro — lead vocals; drums (on "Goodbye Holly"), tambourine (on "Nice To See You"), bass (on "Bryant Hotel"), guitar
- Michael Brown — piano, harpsichord, Clavinet, organ; lead vocals (on "What Do You Know")
- Warren David-Schierhorst — drums
- Jeff Winfield — guitar
- Rick Brand — guitar, banjo
- Bert Sommer — lead vocals, guitar (on "Ivy, Ivy", "And Suddenly" & "Men Are Building Sand")
- Michael McKean — guitar (on "Ivy, Ivy", "And Suddenly" & "Men Are Building Sand")
- Tom Feher — piano; guitar (on "Sing Little Bird" & "Bryant Hotel")
- Paul Alves — guitar
- Charly Cazalet — bass
- Mickey Finn — keyboards
- Rick Reil — drums, percussion, backing vocals
- Joe McGinty - keyboards, synthesizers
- John Spurney - keyboards, synthesizers
- Touring musicians
- Emmett Lake — keyboards
- Tim Hayden — guitar
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