Nazareth (band) - Band Member History

Band Member History

December 1968–September 1978
  • Dan McCafferty – lead vocals
  • Manny Charlton – lead guitar
  • Pete Agnew – bass
  • Darrell Sweet – drums
September 1978–July 1980
  • Dan McCafferty – lead vocals
  • Manny Charlton – guitar
  • Zal Cleminson – guitar
  • Pete Agnew – bass
  • Darrell Sweet – drums
July 1980–late 1982
  • Dan McCafferty – lead vocals
  • Manny Charlton – guitar
  • Pete Agnew – bass
  • Billy Rankin – guitar
  • Darrell Sweet – drums
  • John Locke – keyboards
Late 1982–1983
  • Dan McCafferty – lead vocals
  • Manny Charlton – guitar
  • Pete Agnew – bass
  • Darrell Sweet – drums
  • Billy Rankin – guitar

1984–May 1990
  • Dan McCafferty – lead vocals
  • Manny Charlton – guitar
  • Pete Agnew – bass
  • Darrell Sweet – drums

late 1990–late 1994
  • Dan McCafferty – lead vocals
  • Billy Rankin – guitar
  • Pete Agnew – bass
  • Darrell Sweet – drums
Late 1994–April 1999
  • Dan McCafferty – lead vocals
  • Jimmy Murrison – guitar
  • Ronnie Leahy – keyboards
  • Pete Agnew – bass
  • Darrell Sweet – drums
April 1999–late 2002
  • Dan McCafferty – lead vocals
  • Ronnie Leahy – keyboards
  • Jimmy Murrison – guitar
  • Pete Agnew – bass
  • Lee Agnew – drums
Late 2002–present
  • Dan McCafferty – lead vocals
  • Jimmy Murrison – guitar
  • Pete Agnew – bass
  • Lee Agnew – drums

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