Another Lonely Night, KC Armstrong
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Another Lonely Night Without Your Love, vocals KC Armstrong, Drums Jake Adams, Guitar Jason Barry, Scott Utting & Barry Haggarty, Bass Steve Hogg, Sax & Organ Sean O'Connor, Wurlitzer Kenny Munshaw

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