[3] Quiver was originally formed by guitarist Tim Renwick and bassist John 'Honk' Lodge (both formerly with Junior's Eyes and David Bowie), but soon comprised Tim Renwick, guitarist and singer Cal Batchelor, bassist Bruce Thomas and drummer Willie Wilson.

[4] Most of the members of Quiver are also featured on Al Stewart's albums Orange (1972) and Past, Present and Future (1973).

It was with the brother duo that the band had most of their fame, including the songs "(I Don't Want to Love You But) You Got Me Anyway" and "Arms of Mary", the latter being a No.

[5] Bruce Thomas, who had repeatedly been clashing with Iain Sutherland, then was asked to leave the group during a tour of Europe in March 1974.

[4] Upon learning that Comer had been working with SB&Q behind his back, Ace frontman Paul Carrack wrote "How Long" in 1975.