No Cause for Alarm explained

No Cause for Alarm
Type:	studio
Artist:	Violinski
Cover:	No cause for alarm.jpg
Released:	1979
Genre:	Progressive rock
Length:	33:08
Label:	Jet
Producer:	Mik Kaminski, John Marcangelo, John Hodgson
Next Title:	Stop Cloning About
Next Year:	1980

No Cause for Alarm was the first album released by Violinski. It became a minor hit on the albums chart, and it contained their only hit single—"Clog Dance", it reached number 17 on the UK singles chart.^[1] Another single from the album, "Save Me", failed to chart. The album was re-released in the US under the name Whirling Dervish in 1982. The cover photography was by Fin Costello.

Personnel

According to the back cover.^[2]

Violinski

• Mike de Albuquerque, Baz Dunnery – guitar, vocals
• Paul Mann, Andy Brown – bass guitar, vocals
• Mik Kaminski – violin
• John Marcangelo – keyboards
• John Hodgson – drums, percussion

Additional personnel

• Jeff Calvert – engineer (Marquee Studios)
• Rafe McKenna – engineer (De Lane Lea Studios)
• Mack – engineer (Musicland Studios)
• Fin Costello – photography
• Martin Poole – art direction

Notes and References

1. Web site: Official Singles Chart Top 100. Official Charts Company. 14 November 2020.
2. No Cause for Alarm. Violinski. 1979. back cover. Jet.