Members
- Current members
- Ray Dorset - vocals, guitars
- Jon Playle - bass
- Mark David - drums
- Toby Hounsham - keyboards
- Former members
- Colin Earl - piano
- Paul Raymond - keyboards, guitars
- Jon Pope - keyboards
- Chris Garrett - keyboards, guitar
- Ian Milne - piano
- Sev Lewkowicz - keyboards
- Byron Contostavlos - bass
- Mike Cole - bass
- John Godfrey - bass
- Bob Daisley - bass
- Chrissie Stewart - bass
- John Bisset - organ
- James Matthews - bass
- Ray Davies - bass
- Anthony "Bizz" Bissiker - recorder, backing vocals
- Steve Jones - keyboards, accordion
- Paul King - banjo, jug
- Alan Johnson - guitars, banjo
- Dick Middleton - guitars
- Dave Mitchell - guitars
- Joe Rush - percussion
- Bruce Brand - percussion, jug
- Tim Reeves - drums
- Paul Hancox - drums
- Eric Dillon - drums
- James Davis - drums
- Dave Bidwell - drums
- Boris Williams - drums
- Glen Lee - drums
- Mick Frampton - guitars, bass
- Les Calvert - bass
- John Wren - drums
- Nick Wren - keyboards
- Steve Contostavlos
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