Members
- Current
- Tony Crane - lead guitars, lead vocals (1961–present)
- Billy Kinsley - rhythm guitars (previously bass), lead vocals (1961–1964, 1964–1974, 1993–2011, 2011–present)
- Bob Packham - bass, backing vocals (1974–present)
- Lou Rosenthal - drums (2000–present)
- Former
- David Elias - rhythm guitar, backing vocals (1961–1962)
- Frank Sloane - drums (1961–1962)
- Aaron Williams - rhythm guitars, backing vocals (1962–1966)
- John Banks - drums (1962–1965; deceased)
- Bob Garner - bass guitar, lead vocals (1964)
- Johnny Gustafson - bass, lead vocals (1964)
- Kenny Mundaye - drums (1965–1966, 1969–1974; a member of "The Fruit Eating Bears" during the time of "The Merseys")
- Allan Cosgrove - drums (1974–2000)
- Colin Drummond - keyboards, violin (1974–1993)
- Dave Goldberg - keyboards (1993–2000, 2009–2011)
- Adrian Crane - keyboards (2000–2009)
- Chris Findley - keyboards (2011)
- Toni Baker - keyboards (2011)
- Alan Lovell - rhythm guitars, lead vocals (2011)
- The Fruit Eating Bears (Merseys' backing band; 1966–1969)
- Joey Molland - guitars
- Chris Findley - keyboards
- George Cassidy - bass
- Kenny Goodlass - drums
- Kenny Mundaye - drums
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