Richard Clapton was brought in as Reyne's replacement on vocals and Don Raffaele joined on saxophone. The band toured the east coast, again playing only covers from artists including Bob Dylan, Aerosmith and The Rolling Stones. A second live album, "Greatest Hits (of Other People)" (1983) was the result of that tour and the Bobby Fuller Four cover single, "I Fought the Law", was issued in November. Clapton and James left the group. "Greatest Hits (of Other People)" peaked at No. 25. The singer for the next tour was former Skyhooks vocalist and TV personality Graeme "Shirley" Strachan with Rose Tattoo guitarist Robin Riley replacing James; this version of the band produced the album "No Song Too Sacred", yet another live album of covers. The related single, "Kashmir", was a Led Zeppelin song.