| 1973–1974 |
- Chris Cross – bass
- John Foxx – lead vocals
- Stevie Shears – guitar
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| 1974 |
- Chris Cross – bass
- John Foxx – lead vocals
- Stevie Shears – guitar
- Warren Cann – drums
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| 1974–1978 |
- Chris Cross – bass
- John Foxx – lead vocals
- Stevie Shears – guitar
- Warren Cann – drums
- Billy Currie – piano, violin, synthesiser
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| 1978–1979 |
- Chris Cross – bass, synthesiser, vocals
- John Foxx – lead vocals
- Warren Cann – drums, rhythm machine, vocals
- Billy Currie – keyboards, synthesiser, violin
- Robin Simon – guitar, vocals
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1979–1986
Classic lineup |
- Chris Cross – bass, synthesisers, vocals
- Warren Cann – drums, electronic percussion, vocals
- Billy Currie – synthesisers, piano, violin, viola
- Midge Ure – lead vocals, guitars, synthesisers
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- Vienna
- Rage in Eden
- Quartet
- Monument
- Lament
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| 1986–1987 |
- Chris Cross – bass, keyboards, vocals
- Billy Currie – keyboards, violin
- Midge Ure – lead vocals, guitars, keyboards
- Mark Brzezicki – drums
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| 1987–1992 |
Disbanded
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| 1992–1994 |
- Billy Currie - synthesiser, keyboards, viola, violin
- Tony Fenelle - guitar, lead vocals
- Gerry Laffy - guitar
- Neal Wilkinson - drums
- Jackie Williams - background vocals
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| 1994–1996 |
- Billy Currie - keyboards, viola, production
- Sam Blue - lead vocals
- Vinny Burns - guitar
- Tony Holmes - drums
- Gary Williams - bass
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| 1996–2008 |
Disbanded
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2008–present
Classic lineup reunion |
- Billy Currie – keyboards, violin
- Warren Cann – drums, electronic percussion, vocals
- Chris Cross – bass, keyboards, vocals
- Midge Ure – lead vocals, guitar, keyboards
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