Botts and Knechtel from Bread, along with Warren Ham, brother Bill Ham and bassist David Miner, continued to record and tour with Gates. In late 1978, they toured billing themselves as "David Gates & Bread", which brought a lawsuit from Griffin, who was still co-owner of the Bread trademark, and an injunction against the use of the name Bread. By the end of 1978, the "Bread" moniker had been dropped and they continued on as "David Gates and His Band". The dispute was not resolved until 1984.
Botts and Knechtel from Bread along with Warren Ham brother Bill Ham and bassist David Miner continued to record and tour with Gates In late 1978 they toured billing themselves as "David Gates & Bread" which brought a lawsuit from Griffin who was still co-owner of the Bread trademark and an injunction against the use of the name Bread By the end of 1978 the "Bread" moniker had been dropped and they continued on as "David Gates and His Band" The dispute was not resolved until 1984