Big Brother and The Holding Company

Members

Members of the classic 1966-1968 Big Brother and the Holding Company are in bold.

1965-1966	1966	1966–1968	1968–1969
Sam Andrew – guitar, vocals James Gurley – guitar Peter Albin – bass Chuck Jones – drums	Sam Andrew – guitar, vocals James Gurley – guitar Peter Albin – bass Dave Getz – drums	Janis Joplin - lead vocals Sam Andrew – guitar, vocals James Gurley – guitar Peter Albin – bass Dave Getz – drums	Disbanded
1969–1971	1971–1972	1972–1987	1987–1997
Nick Gravenites - lead vocals Kathi McDonald - lead vocals Sam Andrew – guitar, vocals James Gurley – guitar Dave Schallock - guitar Peter Albin – bass Dave Getz – drums	Nick Gravenites - lead vocals Kathi McDonald - lead vocals Sam Andrew – guitar, vocals James Gurley – guitar Dave Schallock - guitar Peter Albin – bass Dave Getz – drums Mike Finnegan - organ	Disbanded	Sam Andrew – guitar, vocals James Gurley – guitar Peter Albin – bass Dave Getz – drums With Various guest lead singers
1997–2008	2008–2011	2011–present
Sam Andrew – guitar, vocals Tom Finch – guitar Peter Albin – bass Dave Getz – drums with Various guest lead singers	Sam Andrew – guitar, vocals Ben Nieves – guitar Peter Albin – bass Dave Getz – drums with Various guest lead singers	Cathy Richardson - lead vocals Sam Andrew – guitar, vocals Ben Nieves – guitar Peter Albin – bass Dave Getz – drums

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