Roberts (vocals, guitars, bass, keyboard), Les Davidson (guitars), Robin Langridge (keyboards), returning member Nick South (bass). and new member Richard Marcangelo (drums). Marcangelo had previously been a session player on The Game's Up. Jennifer Maidman, who had played bass on Paul Roberts' two solo albums, also played bass on several tracks. A line-up of Roberts, Davidson, South, Langridge and new drummer Paul Robinson issued the album Random Elements in 2017. While Roberts remained the band's primary songwriter, for this album Davidson and Langridge also received co-writing credits on a number of tracks. Robinson, meanwhile, had toured with the group as their drummer in the late 1970s; this marked his official entry into the group 37 years later. In 2020, Sniff 'n' The Tears (now consisting only of Roberts and Davidson) issued the album Jump, which consisted of new acoustic versions of a number of songs in the band's catalogue (including "Driver's Seat".) Discography Studio albums Compilations Singles Musicians Paul Roberts (vocals, acoustic guitar) (in 2001 played bass guitar, mandolin and additional keyboards) 1978–present Les Davidson (guitars, background vocals) 1981–1992, 2001–present Loz Netto (guitars) 1978–81 Chris Birkin (bass) 1978–79 Mick Dyche (guitars) 1978–81 Rick Fenn (guitars) 1980–81 Nick South (bass) 1980–81, 2011–present Jeremy Meek (bass) 1992 Jennifer Maidman (bass) 2011 Luigi Salvoni (drums) 1978, rejoined the band briefly in 1992 Paul Robinson (drums) 1979, 2017–present Jamie Lane (drums) 1981–82 Steve Jackson (drums) 1992 Richard Marcangelo (drums) 2011–2017 Alan Fealdman (keyboards) 1978 Keith Miller (synthesizer) 1978 Mike Taylor (keyboards) 1980–81 Andy Giddings (keyboards) 1992 Robin Langridge (keyboards) 2001–present Noel McCalla (backing vocals) 1978–80 Timeline See also List of 1970s one-hit wonders in the United States References External links English rock music groups English new wave musical groups British soft rock music groups Musical groups established in 1977 Provogue Records artists Second British Invasion artists