Ralf85

No. They were my friends from North London and had nothing to do with Robin Hood and archery!

I was a roadie for the band back in the early 1970s. The band members on the album were Peter Sutherland keyboards, his twin brother Malcom bass, John Robinson guitar, Richard Desmond of publishing fame, on drums , dropped out just a couple of months before the album was recorded, replaced on the album by Dave Mathews and Kenny Stewart on lead vocals. We had fun gigging around London mainly, supporting big name acts at the time, Joe Walsh - James Gang, Argent, Thin Lizzie, Fleetwood Mac and many more. In the video 'All that glitters' on YouTube filmed by the BBC, the film makers manage to get all the names wrong. That made me chuckle. Us roadies also made more money out of the recording than the band did. Nothing new there.