The band on stage in the grounds of Dorney Court, performing at the first of four Centrica Energy "Sunday, fun-days" on 3rd July 2011.

John Simmonds, lead guitarist and backing vocals

Geoff Du Feu, lead vocalist and percussion

Reg Poulton, backing vocals and rhythm guitar

John Clark, bass guitar(s)....doesn't sing!

Pete Trout, drums and very loud cymbals

Alan Smallwood, keyboard, backing vocals and occasional harmonica (when he remembers to bring it!).

Throw-Back.......at Home Park, Windsor before 27th June gig for family and friends.

John Simmonds.......lead guitar and vocals

John Clark....bass guitar

Reg Poulton......vocals and rhythm guitar

Pete Trout.....drums

Alan Smallwood......electric piano

Geoff DuFeu.....vocalist and percussion

Mesa Boogie Nomad

Behringer Ultratone K3000FX - Ultra-flexible 300-Watt 4-channel Keyboard Amplifier

Ibanez EWB30PDE acoustic bass guitar

Standard USA Fender Jazz bass with maple neck and S1 switch (changes pickups to P-bass mode)

Yamaha SG2000

'79 Fender Statocaster

Fender Telecoustic

Peavey Falcon guitar

Hartke GT60C amplier

Roland FP-7 piano

Ludwig Supra-Phonic snare 400

The PA is a mixture of a robust 200 watt Carlsbro GDX7 amplifier with two HH 212  Dual Concentric speakers, plus HH Radial Horns and CS115 Laney 200watt sub bass bins......guaranteed to ensure the vocals come across loud and clear.   The band, singing through SURE SM 58 microphones, hears everything through two powered Laney CXP-110 and four passive Laney CXM-110 monitors,

The miscellany of percussion paraphernalia  the band's vocalist uses.

Epiphone Viola Bass

Mapex Saturn drums with Ziljian cymbals

Trace Elliot AH500-7 500watt bass head amplifier

JC's latest ....'62 Re-issue Fender Precision bass.    "My first bass was a pink Precision that was swapped  with my Guild Starfire II guitar when when I switched from rhythm to bass in 1965.