New Riders of The Purple Sage - Timeline of Band Members

Timeline of Band Members

The membership of the New Riders of the Purple Sage has changed many times. The following table shows a somewhat simplified version of the history of the band's lineups.

1969–1970
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • David Nelson – guitar, vocals
  • Jerry Garcia – pedal steel guitar
  • Phil Lesh – bass guitar
  • Mickey Hart – drums
1970
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • David Nelson – guitar, vocals
  • Jerry Garcia – pedal steel guitar
  • Dave Torbert – bass guitar
  • Mickey Hart – drums
1970–1971
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • David Nelson – guitar, vocals
  • Jerry Garcia – pedal steel guitar
  • Dave Torbert – bass guitar
  • Spencer Dryden – drums
1971–1974
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • David Nelson – guitar, vocals
  • Buddy Cage – pedal steel guitar
  • Dave Torbert – bass guitar
  • Spencer Dryden – drums
1974–1976
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • David Nelson – guitar, vocals
  • Buddy Cage – pedal steel guitar
  • Skip Battin – bass guitar
  • Spencer Dryden – drums
1976–1977
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • David Nelson – guitar, vocals
  • Buddy Cage – pedal steel guitar
  • Stephen A. Love – bass guitar
  • Spencer Dryden – drums
1977–1978
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • David Nelson – guitar, vocals
  • Buddy Cage – pedal steel guitar
  • Stephen A. Love – bass guitar
  • Patrick Shanahan – drums
1978
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • David Nelson – guitar, vocals
  • Buddy Cage – pedal steel guitar
  • Allen Kemp – bass guitar, vocals
  • Patrick Shanahan – drums
1978–1980
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • David Nelson – guitar, vocals
  • Bobby Black – pedal steel guitar
  • Allen Kemp – bass guitar, vocals
  • Patrick Shanahan – drums
1980
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • David Nelson – guitar, vocals
  • Bobby Black – pedal steel guitar
  • Allen Kemp – guitar, vocals
  • Michael White – bass guitar
  • Patrick Shanahan – drums
1980
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • David Nelson – guitar, vocals
  • Buddy Cage – pedal steel guitar
  • Allen Kemp – guitar, vocals
  • Michael White – bass guitar
  • Patrick Shanahan – drums
1980–1981
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • David Nelson – guitar, vocals
  • Buddy Cage – pedal steel guitar
  • Allen Kemp – bass guitar, vocals
  • Patrick Shanahan – drums
1981–1982
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • David Nelson – guitar, vocals
  • Buddy Cage – pedal steel guitar
  • Allen Kemp – guitar, vocals
  • Billy Wolf – bass guitar
  • Patrick Shanahan – drums
1982–1984
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • Rusty Gauthier – guitar and other instruments, vocals
  • Allen Kemp – guitar
  • Billy Wolf – bass guitar
  • Val Fuentes – drums
1984–1985
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • Rusty Gauthier – guitar and other instruments, vocals
  • Allen Kemp – guitar, vocals
  • Michael White – bass guitar
  • Greg Lagardo – drums
1985–1987
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • Rusty Gauthier – guitar and other instruments, vocals
  • Gary Vogensen – guitar, vocals
  • Billy Wolf – bass guitar
  • Val Fuentes – drums
1987–1990
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • Rusty Gauthier – guitar and other instruments, vocals
  • Gary Vogensen – guitar, vocals
  • Michael White – bass guitar
  • Val Fuentes – drums
1990–1993
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • Rusty Gauthier – guitar and other instruments, vocals
  • Gary Vogensen – guitar, vocals
  • Fred Campbell – bass guitar
1993–1994
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • Rusty Gauthier – guitar and other instruments, vocals
  • Evan Morgan – guitar, vocals
  • Bill Laymon – bass guitar
1997
  • John Dawson – guitar, vocals
  • Rusty Gauthier – guitar and other instruments, vocals
  • Gary Vogensen – guitar, vocals
  • Fred Campbell – bass guitar
2005–present
  • David Nelson – guitar, vocals
  • Buddy Cage – pedal steel guitar
  • Michael Falzarano – guitar, vocals
  • Ronnie Penque – bass guitar
  • Johnny Markowski – drums

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