Early Career Groups (pre-Shadows/Drifters)
- 1958 - Vince Taylor & the Playboys
- Vince Taylor(v)+Jim Sullivan(g)+Tony Sheridan(g)+Brian Locking(b)+Bennett(d)
- 1958 - Janice Peter & the Playboys
- Janice Peters(v)+Jim Sullivan(g)+Tony Sheridan(g)+Brian Locking(b)+Bennett(d)
- 1959 - Marty Wild's Wildcats
- Jim Sullivan(g)+Tony Belcher(g)+Brian Locking(b)+Bennett(d)
- 1961 - The Krew Kats
- Jim Sullivan(g)+Tony Belcher(g)+Brian Locking(b)+Bennett(d)
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