Members
Original lineup:
- John Robinson (guitar) Apr 1970 - Aug 71
- Neale Johns (vcls) 1970-73, 1976, 1978, 1983
- Leith Corbett (bass) 1970
- Mike McCormack (drums) 1970
Mountains lineup:
- John Robinson (guitar)
- Neale Johns (vocals)
- Robert (Bob) Fortesque (bass) 1970-71
- Alexander (Al) Kash (drums) 1970-71
Late 1970- early 1971:
- John Robinson (guitar)
- Neale Johns (vocals)
- Robert (Bob) Fortesque (bass) 1970-71
- Harry Brus (bass, vocals) 1971
- Terry Gascoigne (drums) 1971
- Steve Webb (drums) 1970
Post-1971 lineups: Neale Johns (vocals), with
- Steve Murphy (guitar) 1970-71
- Lindsay Wells (guitar) 1970-71,1973
- Alex "Zac" Zytnik (guitar) Aug-Dec 1971
- Warren Ward (bass) 1971-73, 1978
- Paul Wylde (piano) 1971-73, 1978
- Warren Morgan (piano) late 1972
- Jim Penson (drums) 1971-72
- Billy Taylor (guitar) 1972, 1975
- Paul Gray 1972
- "Ginger"(Bob Evans) (drums 1972)
- Trevor Young (drums) 1972, 1978
- Greg Sheehan (drums) 1972-73, 1978
- Tim Piper (guitar) 1972/73
- John Lee (drums) 1973
- Ray Vanderby (kbds) 1975
- Ian Winter (guitar) 1975
- Ian Rilen (bass) 1975 -
- Billy Rylands (bass) -1975
- Doug McDonald (drums) 1975
- Lee Brossman (bass) 1976
- Rex Bullen (keyboards)
- Stuart Fraser (guitar) 1976
- Warwick Fraser (drums) 1976
- Wayne Smith (guitar) 1976
- Ray Oliver (guitar) 1978, 1983
- Derek Pelecci (drums)
- Rick Rankin (guitar) 1978
- Sam Righi (drums)
- Jeff Rosenberg (bass) 1978
- Gulliver Smith (vocals)
- Phil Smith (drums)
- John Strangio (bass) 1978
- Huk Treloar (drums) 1978
- John Tucak (bass)
- Tom ? (bass) 1983
- Andy Cowan (keyboards) 1983
- Cleve Judge (bass) 1983
- Phil Gordon (drums) 1983
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