The Turtles - Members

Members

The Turtles (1965–1966)	Howard Kaylan - vocals Mark Volman - guitar, saxophone, vocals Al Nichol - guitar Jim Tucker - guitar Chuck Portz - bass Don Murray - drums
The Turtles (1966)	Howard Kaylan - vocals Mark Volman - guitar, saxophone, vocals Al Nichol - guitar Jim Tucker - guitar Chuck Portz - bass Joel Larson - drums
The Turtles (1966)	Howard Kaylan - vocals Mark Volman - guitar, saxophone, vocals Al Nichol - guitar Jim Tucker - guitar Chip Douglas - bass John Barbata - drums
The Turtles (1967–1968)	Howard Kaylan - vocals Mark Volman - guitar, saxophone, vocals Al Nichol - guitar Ronald Gostel - guitar Jim Pons - bass John Barbata - drums
The Turtles (1968–1969)	Howard Kaylan - vocals Mark Volman - guitar, saxophone, vocals Al Nichol - guitar Jim Pons - bass John Barbata - drums
The Turtles (1969–1970)	Howard Kaylan - vocals Mark Volman - guitar, saxophone, vocals Al Nichol - guitar Jim Pons - bass John Seiter - drums

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