Andy Fairweather-Low, guitar and vocals; with a suitable tangle of cables, and his amp raised up on a flight-case.
Eric Clapton, guitar, vocals, and brogues; he's not hopping ... he's sitting on his amp, a retiring posture he retained for most of the evening except when fronting the band for his featured numbers.
Gary Brooker, piano, vocals, organ and percussion; with a plug board and power supplies for piano, organ, MIDI module and so on, with the piano's sustain pedal gaffered to the floor, and just a hint of the organ swell pedal, bottom left.
Nick Pentalow, saxes. The stand in front of him reflects the fact that, unlike sometime-Shoe Frank Mead, Nick plays his tenor and alto into a stationary mike, whereas Frank seems to favour a clip-on 'bug' on the bell of his horn.
Procoler Dave Bronze, bass guitar and vocals; and the well-worn boards of a traditional village hall stage
Procoler Henry Spinetti, drums. (Actually these are not the very ambling-blocks that Henry played in ... those were perforce obscured by his instrument... but this is his footgear of choice for taking down the kit and packing it away afterwards)