Band Members
1967-1968:
- Stan Bronstein – saxophone, clarinet, vocals
- Rick Frank – drums
1968:
- Stan Bronstein – saxophone, clarinet, vocals
- Rick Frank – drums
- Carly Simon – vocals
1969 (first self-titled album):
- Stan Bronstein – saxophone, clarinet, vocals
- Rick Frank – drums
- John Ward – guitar – b. February 12, 1949, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
- Chester Ayres – guitar – b. Richard Ayres, September 5, 1942, Neptune, New Jersey, USA.
- Myron Yules – bass/trombone – b. March 6, 1935, Brooklyn, New York, USA.
- Richard Sussman – keyboards – b. March 28, 1946, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
- Michal – vocals – b. April 20, 1949, Israel.
1969-1971
- Stan Bronstein – saxophone, clarinet, vocals
- Rick Frank – drums
- John Ward – guitar
- Chester Ayres – guitar
- Myron Yules – bass, trombone
- Richard Sussman – keyboards
- Michal – vocals
- Chris Robison – guitar, keyboards,vocals
- Mike Rose -guitar
- "Crow" Isenberg- guitar
- Gary Van Scyoc -bass
1971-1973:
- Stan Bronstein – saxophone, clarinet, vocals
- Rick Frank – drums
- Wayne "Tex" Gabriel – guitar
- Gary Van Scyoc – bass/vocals
- Adam Ippolito – keyboards/vocals
1973-1975
- Stan Bronstein – saxophone, clarinet, vocals
- Rick Frank – drums
- Gary Van Scyoc – bass/vocals
- Chris Robison – guitar/keyboards/vocals
- John Sachs – guitar/vocals
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