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Vinyl L.P - Polydor Records - 2383 262.
1974 - U.K.
Design, photography (A. Powell): HIPGNOSIS.
Art direction: Vincent McEvoy.
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Epic Records - KE 32572.
1974 - U.S.A.
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The Hollies
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Allan Clarke - Vocals.
Tony Hicks - Guitar, backing vocals.
Terry Sylvester - Rhythm guitar, backing vocals.
Bernie Calvert - Bass guitar, keyboards.
Bobby Elliott - Drums, percussion.
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Ron Richards served as producer, while the recording engineer was Alan Parsons. British art group Hipgnosis designed the album cover.
Session musicians on the album included Duffy Power (harmonica on Down on the Road) and Jim Jewell (tenor saxophone on It's A Shame, It's A Game and Transatlantic Westbound Jet).