1960s Personnel
- Tony Mansfield (born Anthony Bookbinder, 28 May 1943, Salford, Lancashire) - drummer
- Frank Fraser - bassist (1960 only)
- Bryn Jones - guitarist (up to February 1962)
- Robin MacDonald (born 18 July 1943, Nairn, Scotland) - rhythm guitarist / bassist (from September 1960 onwards)
- Ray Jones (born Raymond Jones, 22 October 1939, Oldham, Lancashire - died 20 January 2000) - bassist (up to July 1964)
- Mike Maxfield (born Michael Maxfield, 23 February 1944, Manchester) - lead guitarist
- Mick Green (born Michael Robert Green, 2 February 1944, Matlock, Derbyshire died 11 January 2010) - lead guitarist (from July 1964 onwards)
- Frank Farley (born Frank William Farley, 18 February 1942, Belgium, India) (from August 1966 onwards) - drummer
- Tony Reeve joined the band in 1962, and was the first left handed bass guitarist in England. Reeve joined the band after spending many years in the police force as a civilian photographer, he then left the police force to work for a kitchen fitting company and from there he was asked to join the band.
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