Members
- Terry Rice-Milton (born Terence Rice-Milton, 5 June 1946, Stamford, Lincolnshire - lead vocals (to 1970)
- Laughton James (born 21 December 1946, Stamford, Lincolnshire) - bass guitarist (to October 1968)
- Garfield Tonkin (born 28 September 1946, Stamford, Lincolnshire) - keyboards (to 1969)
- Wyndham George (born 20 February 1947, Paddington, West London) - guitar (to October 1968)
- Bernie Lee (born July 1943, North Wales) - lead guitar (October 1968 to 1970)
- Gordon Haskell (born Gordon Hionides, 27 April 1946, Verwood, Dorset, England) - bass (October 1968 to 1969)
- Roger Gray (born 29 April 1947, Stamford) - drums (to 1970)
- David Morris (London) - electric organ (1969 onwards)
- Derek Needham (born 10 October 1945, London) - bass (1969–71)
- Martin Cure - lead vocals (after 1970)
Paul Shanahan - lead guitar/vocals (1970 to 1985) Bob Poole - bass guitar/vocals 1970 to 1985) Andy Chaplin - drums (1970 to 1981) Eamonn Carr - guitar/vocals ( 1972 ) Paul Brooke - drums (1981 to 1985)
Martin Cure- vocals (1970 to 2008) Jim Batty - guitar (1985 to 2008) Paul Brook - drums (1985 to 2008) Keith Hancock - bass (1985 to 2008) Ted Duggan - drums (1985 to 2008)
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