Blackfoot (band) - Members

Members

Current members
  • Sean Chambers - lead vocals, guitar
  • Tim Rossi - guitar, vocals
  • Brian Carpenter - bass, vocals
  • Michael Cannizzaro - drums, vocals
Former members
  • Rickey Medlocke - vocals, guitar, mandolin, drums
  • Charlie Hargrett - guitar
  • Greg T. Walker - bass, backing vocals
  • Ron Sciabarasi - keyboards
  • Jerry Zambito - guitar
  • Jakson Spires - drums, percussion, backing vocals
  • Dewitt Gibbs - keyboards, backing vocals
  • Leonard Stadler - bass
  • Danny Johnson - guitar
  • Patrick Jude - vocals
  • Ken Hensley - keyboards, guitar, backing vocals
  • Bobby Barth - lead vocals, guitar, keyboards
  • Doug Bare - keyboards, backing vocals
  • Jerry "Wizzard" Seay - bass, backing vocals
  • Harold Seay - drums, percussion
  • Gunner Ross - drums, percussion
  • Neal Casal - guitar
  • Mark Mendoza - bass
  • Rikki Mayr - bass, backing vocals
  • Benny Rappa - drums, percussion
  • Mark Woerpel - guitar, synthesizer
  • Tim Stunson - bass
  • Stet Howland - drums, percussion
  • John Housley - guitar
  • Bryce Barnes - bass
  • Christoph Ullmann - drums, percussion
  • Jay Johnson - guitar, vocals
  • Mark McConnell - drums, percussion
  • Michael Sollars - drums, percussion
  • Scott Craig - drums, percussion
  • Mike Estes - guitar, vocals
  • Kurt Pietro - drums, percussion
  • Randy Peak - guitar

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