Andy Morton, founder member of the band and with Slender Loris 1974-76. His subsequent musical career has involved countless scores for theatre and TV, as well as scores co-written with Martin Berry for the stage musicals Love and Spare Parts and Utopia and Beyond. Last year his first stage play, How Low Can You Go, a musical satire on media dumbing down was premiered. He teaches English for a living and lives in Harborne with his wife, Angela and their three children. Andy is also the creator of the Slender Loris website.

After the break up of Slender Loris, Phil concentrated his energies playing guitar in several local bands including Roses, Fay Ray, Pink Cadillac, Cadillac Ranch and Solid Air, but he continued to write and play occasional gigs with Andy for several years. He currently teaches French and German for a living and lives in Yoxall with his wife, Sharon and son Danny.

Martin Berry played sessions and gigged with several bands, most notably The Wide Boys, after the demise of Slender Loris. He carried on writing songs, and during the ninetries collaborated with Andy writing musicals, anamazingly productive period that produced some of their best songs and landed them a publishing contract with Warner Chappell. Martin teaches for a living and lives in Birmingham with his wife Maureen and their daughter, Laura.

Curtis Little is a regular fixture of the Birmingham music scene with bands like The Italians, the wildly successful Flying Doctors and his current band Curtis Little and the Receivers - Soul Review.

Dave lives and works in California at the cutting edge of music technology. He has had a distinguished career as session player for such artists as Ivan Graziani and June Tabor, as well as working in R&D for Yamaha and Emu Systems. He is the man who (jointly) voiced the DX7 synthesizer, the biggest selling synth of all time. He lives with his second wife, Corinne and his daughters Laura and Lily in California.

After Slender Loris, Micky played for some years with the highly successful Birmingham based rock outfit Magnum. He now plays with the rootsy Brummie band The Bushburys.