Kennedy, Nigel (violin) You could write a book about Nigel Kennedy, world famous violinist and enfant terrible of the classical music scene, but we will restrict ourselves to his connection with Stephen. Stephen met Nigel through Brix Smith of The Fall, who were on the Fontana label at the time. When Nigel moved into Stephen's neighbourhood and couldn't play the violin due to a neck operation, they "played a lot of tennis and hung out". When Nigel had recovered from the operation he invited Stephen to come on tour to Australia and New Zealand with him and play some tunes. Back in England they recorded "Music In Colors" together. Stephen played on Nigel's album "Kafka". Nigel's official website is in German: Nigel Kennedy EMI Germany website.
	Kent, Frazer (bass) When Stephen called Michael Giri to ask him to play with The Lilac Time, it was Frazer Kent, who drove Michael to the studio. He "messed around with the bass" and ended up playing on bass on the following tour.
	Kevorkian, François (often spelled Kervorkian) (remixer) François Kevorkian was born January 10th, 1954 in Rodez (France). He is a French DJ, remixer, producer, owns Axis studios and Wave Music record label. In 1982 and 1983 he mixed Kiss Me and Hold It for TinTin.
	Kusworth, Dave (guitar) Born in Moseley, Birmingham, on March 23rd, 1960. He went to Moseley art school in the mid-'70s. His first gig was with "TV Eye" along with Dave Twist and Paul Adams later of "The Hawks". He was responsible for persuading Stephen to leave Duran and join Obviously Five Believers. Dave also recorded many times with the late Nikki Sudden. He has been in so many bands it is almost beyond recall, but here goes TV Eye, The Bible Belt, The Rag Dolls, The Last Bandits, Dogs D'Amour, The Jacobites, The Bounty Hunters (on Swordfish records SWFLP5), The Tenderhooks. He is currently still recording and touring with Dave Twist.