Elton Dean passed away on 7 February 2006 from heart and liver-related health problems.
Elton Dean Saxophone Reg Dwight Vocals, piano Long John Baldry Vocals Stuart Brown Guitar, vocals Rex Bishop Bass Caleb Quaye Guitar Pete Gavin Wind Neil Hubbard Wind Marc Charig Wind Mick Inkpen Drums
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