Cross Purpose is the seventh and final studio album by Spooky Tooth, released on Ruf Records in 1999.

The album was initially planned in 1997, when three tracks ("How", "Kiss it Better" and "Sunshine")[1] were recorded by Harrison, Kellie, Grosvenor and Ridley in England.

The songs were originally to be released in 1998 as part of the album tentatively called Sunshine, which would have combined the three tracks with a 1968 BBC concert[2] and an unreleased track from Deep Feeling, a 1960s band with which both Luther Grosvenor and Dave Mason had been associated.

[4] In their retrospective review, AllMusic assessed the album's material as "not quite up to the level of the group's best", while noting that the band's sound is much the same as it was before their original breakup.

They concluded the album to be of interest to fans of the group but not to casual listeners.