<p>The eighth of ten songs performed in front of an intimate audience at York Street Studios for the Sundae Sessions.</p> <p>D.O.P. Bevan Crothers. Cameras: Matt Gerrand, Glenn Manchester, Paul Casserly, Hugh Sundae. Edit: Hugh Sundae. Audio Engineer: Hayden Taylor. Additional Audio: Simon Gooding, Morton Gamst, Jeremy McPike</p>
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