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Track listing
* Backing vocals by Joan Cowsill
Personnel
Musicians
Joan Armatrading — vocals, synthesizer, electric piano, guitar, mellotron, piano, harmonium, rhodes piano, percussion
Howard Levy — guitar, backing vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar
Steve Pearce — bass guitar
Herbie Flowers — bass guitar
John Bigham — bass guitar
Steve Marriott — vocals
Tony Carr — piano, electric piano, backing vocals
Lee Brilleaux — drums
Michael Landau — electric guitar, piano, organ
Other
Produced by The Associates
Recorded at Olympic Studios, London
Engineers: John Brand, Bill Price
Mixing: Richard L. McKnight
Photography: John Stone
References
Category:1978 albums
Category:Joan Armatrading albums
Category:Albums produced by The Associates (band)
Category:Albums recorded at Olympic Sound Studios
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