Track listing

1. "Each and Everyone"
2. "Bittersweet" (Thorn)
3. "Tender Blue" (Watt)
4. "Another Bridge"
5. "The Spice of Life" (Thorn)
6. "The Dustbowl" (Thorn)
7. "Crabwalk" (Watt)
8. "Even So" (Thorn)
9. "Frost and Fire"
10. "Fascination" (Thorn)
11. "I Must Confess" (Watt)
12. "Soft Touch" (Watt)

Personnel

• Tracey Thorn
  Tracey Thorn
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   - vocals, acoustic guitar
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• Ben Watt
  Ben Watt
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   - guitar
  Guitar
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  s, vocals, Hammond organ
  Hammond organ
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  , piano
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   and horn arrangements
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• Simon Booth
  Simon Emmerson
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   - guitar
  Guitar
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• Bosco De Oliveira - percussion
• Charles Hayward
  Charles Hayward (musician)
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   - drums
• Chucho Merchán
  Chucho Merchan
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   - double bass
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• Dick Pearce - flugelhorn
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• Nigel Nash - tenor saxophone
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• Pete King
  Peter King (saxophonist)
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   - alto saxophone
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