Ronnie James Dio | guest vocals |
Roger Glover | synthesizer, piano, guitars, bass, percussion, backing vocals |
Eddie Hardin | piano, organ, synthesizer, backing vocals |
Les Binks | drums |
Ray Fenwick | guitars |
Mo Foster | bass, double bass |
Mike Moran | piano |
Glenn Hughes | guest vocals |
David Coverdale | guest vocals |
Helen Chappelle | guest vocals |
Barry St. John | guest vocals |
Neil Lancaster | guest vocals |
John Goodison | guest vocals |
Mickey Lee Soule | guest vocals |
Liza Strike | guest vocals |
Judi Kuhl | guest vocals |
Jimmy Helms | guest vocals |
Eddie Hardin | guest vocals |
Tony Ashton | guest vocals |
John Gustafson | guest vocals |
John Lawton | guest vocals |
Liza Strike | backing vocals |
Helen Chappelle | backing vocals |
Barry St. John | backing vocals |
Judi Kuhl | backing vocals |
Kay Garner | backing vocals |
Joanne Williams | backing vocals |
Ann Odel | guest piano |
Mike Giles | guest drums |
Nigel Watson | guest saw |
Eddie Jobson | guest violin |
Jack Emblow | accordian |
Chris Karan | tabla |
Robin Thompson | bassoon |
While in Elf, Ronnie James Dio and Mickey Lee Soule participated Roger Glover's solo project based on a children's book "The Butterfly Ball". Ronnie James Dio sung three tracks on the album, as well as co-wrote two other tracks for it. The Butterfly Ball project consisted of many different musicians gathered together by Roger Glover. The project ended finally in March 1976, when a full-lenght video of The Butterfly Ball concert from October 16th, 1975 was released. Ronnie James Dio didn't participate it, though - he appeared only on the album and on a number of singles.
This page is maintained by Tapio Keihänen,
E-mail: dio@iki.fi.
The page has been updated on 13.05.1999
Biography URL: http://www.dio.net/biography/,
the front page http://www.dio.net/.