# List of Savoy Brown members

Savoy Brown were a British blues rock band from London. Formed on February 24, 1965, the group was centred around guitarist and vocalist Kim Simmonds, who was originally joined by lead vocalist Brice Portius, bassist Ray Chappell, keyboardist Trevor Jeavons, harmonica player John O'Leary and drummer Leo Mannings. The band's final line-up included Simmonds on guitar and lead vocals along with bassist Pat DeSalvo and drummer Garnet Grimm, both of whom joined in 2009.

## History
### 1965–1970

Kim Simmonds formed Savoy Brown in October 1965 with vocalist Brice Portius, bassist Ray Chappell, drummer Leo Mannings, keyboardist Trevor Jeavons and harmonica player John O'Leary. Shortly after the band's formation, Jeavons was replaced by Bob Hall. In 1966, the group released their first single, "I Tried". Early the next year, Martin Stone of the Action joined as a second guitarist, and a few months later O'Leary left after a dispute with manager Harry Simmonds. The remaining members recorded the group's debut album Shake Down, which was released in September 1967.
Shortly after the release of Shake Down, the band went through a series of personnel changes in quick succession. First, Portius was replaced by Chris Youlden; shortly thereafter, Stone and Chappell also left, with the bassist replaced by Fleetwood Mac founding member Bob Brunning; finally, Mannings was replaced by Hughie Flint (formerly of John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers), while guitarist "Lonesome" Dave Peverett also joined in place of the departed Stone. After recording one single, "Taste and Try, Before You Buy", Brunning and Flint were both fired and replaced in the new year by Rivers Jobe (formerly of Anon) and Bill Bruford, respectively. Bruford lasted only three shows, however, before he was dismissed for "fiddling around with the rhythm".
Bruford was replaced by Roger Earl. The new lineup released "Walking by Myself" in March 1968, followed by the band's second album Getting to the Point a few months later. In November, Jobe was fired and briefly replaced by a returning Bob Brunning; however, he did not want to commit full-time, and was replaced the next month by Tony "Tone" Stevens. The new lineup recorded Blue Matter and A Step Further in 1969, the latter of which marked the final studio contribution of Bob Hall – Simmonds and Youlden shared piano duties on the next album, Raw Sienna. In May 1970, shortly after its release, Youlden left Savoy Brown and Peverett took over lead vocals. The remaining four-piece released Looking In, before Peverett, Stevens and Earl all quit in December 1970; forming Foghat the next month.

### 1970–1976

Simmonds had reformed Savoy Brown by the end of 1970 with new vocalist Pete Scott, former Blodwyn Pig bassist Andy Pyle and drummer Ron Berg, and former Chicken Shack keyboardist Paul Raymond. In May 1971, after an American tour, Scott was replaced by Dave Walker of the Idle Race, while Pyle and Berg made way for Andy Silvester and Dave Bidwell, respectively, both former bandmates of Raymond in Chicken Shack. The new lineup released Street Corner Talking and Hellbound Train, before Silvester left in June 1972 for "personal reasons" and Pyle returned.
After recording Lion's Share, Walker left Savoy Brown in September 1972 to join Fleetwood Mac. He was replaced by Jackie Lynton. Partway through the recording of their next album Jack the Toad, Bidwell was also replaced by the returning Ron Berg. This lineup completed the album's recording, and its subsequent promotional tour, before Simmonds decided to disband the group again. He rebuilt the group with Hemlock members Miller Anderson (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), Jim Leverton (bass, backing vocals) and Eric Dillon (drums), before former Chicken Shack frontman Stan Webb joined on guitar in January 1974 upon the breakup of his group. The new lineup released Boogie Brothers in April and toured until July, before splitting up and leaving Simmonds to rebuild the band yet again.
By late 1974, Simmonds had brought back keyboardist/guitarist Paul Raymond and drummer Dave Bidwell, as well as adding new lead vocalist Dave Tedstone. This lineup toured the UK and Germany in early 1975, before Tedstone was dismissed and not replaced – Simmonds took over on lead vocals for the first time in the band's history. Bidwell left for a second time during the recording of Wire Fire and was replaced for the rest of the sessions by Tom Farnell; the album was released in October and a tour followed until December, after which Rae was also replaced by Ian Ellis. Skin 'n' Bone followed in April 1976, after which Raymond left in July to join UFO. After Raymond's departure, with the band reduced to a trio, Simmonds decided to take a break and placed Savoy Brown on hiatus.

### 1978–1992

In early 1978, Savoy Brown returned with Kim Simmonds, Ian Ellis and Tom Farnell joined on tour by an unknown keyboardist; however, the new member was dismissed before the band recorded its next album Savage Return, which credited only the trio. Following the album's release and promotional tour, Simmons relocated to the United States in 1978; he toured during 1979 and 1980 with a lineup including drummer/vocalist Richie Carmichael and a bassist known only as "D.C."(Don Cook), before introducing a new lineup of vocalist Ralph Morman (formerly of the Joe Perry Project), guitarist Barry Paul, drummer Keith Boyce (both formerly of Heavy Metal Kids), and bassist John Humphrey in the summer of 1980. This incarnation issued Rock 'n' Roll Warrior and Greatest Hits Live in 1981, before breaking up at the end of the year.
Savoy Brown was inactive for around two years, before returning in late 1983 with a lineup of Simmonds, vocalist/guitarist Andrew Gerome, bassist Stutz Bearcat and drummer Tommy Amato. The group continued touring during 1984, and was briefly renamed the Kim Simmonds Band. In 1985, Savoy Brown signed with Relix Records and introduced a new incarnation featuring vocalist/harmonica player Speedo Jones and bassist Chris Romanelli. Slow Train, a collection of acoustic recordings, was released in September 1986, shortly after which Simmonds introduced a new lineup with vocalist Jimmy Kunes, bassist Jim Dagnesi and drummer Al Macomber; early the next year, Kunes was replaced by a returning Dave Walker and Shmutza-Hideous joined on percussion (keyboards were handled by various guest performers).
Make Me Sweat was released in January 1988. Walker, Dagnesi and Macomber all remained for Kings of Boogie, issued in March 1989. For the album's tour, Simmonds and Walker were joined by bassist Lou Kaplan, drummer Pete Mendillo and keyboardist Rick Jewett, all members of roots rock band Mad Jack. Kaplan and Mendillo left in 1990 and were replaced by Loren Kraft and Steve Behrendt, respectively, while Jeff Adams joined on guitar. Walker left for a second time in September 1991. He was replaced by Pete McMahon and Phil McCormack. Around the same time, Andy Ramirez and Joe Pierleoni took over from Kraft and Behrendt.

### 1992–2022

Following the release of Let It Ride in 1992, Simmonds, McMahon, Ramirez and Pierleoni toured through to 1993. Jim Heyl and Dave Olson replaced Ramirez and Pierleoni for the 1994 album Bring It Home. During the second half of the 1990s, Savoy Brown was centred around Simmonds and bassist Nathaniel Peterson, both of whom shared lead vocal duties. The group went through a succession of drummers – first Al Cash, followed by T. Xiques and later Tom Compton. Following the album's release, Simmonds enlisted second guitarist David Malachowski (formerly of Shania Twain's band), bassist Gerry Sorrentino (formerly of Shemekia Copeland's band) and drummer Dennis Cotton (known for his work with Duke Robillard).
With Malachowski, Sorrentino and Cotton, Savoy Brown released studio album Strange Dreams in 2003 and live collection You Should Have Been There! in 2004. Malachowski left the band in 2005. Cotton followed later in the year and was replaced by Mario Staiano. This new trio issued Steel in 2007. In August 2009, Sorrentino was forced to leave the group due to illness, with Pat DeSalvo taking his place. Later in the year, Staiano was also replaced by Garnet Grimm, and Joe Whiting joined on lead vocals and saxophone. Voodoo Moon was released in 2011. Whiting left in late 2012. Simmonds returned to performing lead vocals, and since 2014 the group has released a slew of studio and live albums. Kim Simmonds died on 13 December 2022; the band disbanded shortly after his death.

## Personnel
### Last lineup

| Name | Years active | Instruments | Release contributions |
| Kim Simmonds | 1965–2022 (until his death) | lead and rhythm guitarsharmonicavocals (lead 1975–80, 1994–2009, 2012–2022)occasional keyboards and piano | all Savoy Brown releases |
| Pat DeSalvo | 2009–2022 | bass guitarbacking vocals | all Savoy Brown releases from Voodoo Moon (2011) onwards |
| Garnet Grimm | 2009–2022 | drums | all Savoy Brown releases from Voodoo Moon (2011) onwards |

### Past members

| Name | Years active | Instruments | Release contributions |
| Leo Mannings | 1965–1967 | drums | "I Tried" (1966)Shake Down (1967) |
| Ray Chappell | 1965–1967 (died 2019) | bass guitar | "I Tried" (1966)Shake Down (1967) |
| Brice Portius | 1965–1967 | lead vocals | "I Tried" (1966)Shake Down (1967) |
| John O'Leary | 1965–1967 (died 2024) | harmonica | "I Tried" (1966) |
| Trevor Jeavons | 1965 | keyboards | none |
| Bob Hall | 1965–1970 (part-time: 1969–1970) | keyboards | all Savoy Brown releases from "I Tried" (1966) to A Step Further (1969) |
| Martin Stone | 1967 (died 2016) | rhythm and lead guitars | Shake Down (1967) |
| Chris Youlden | 1967–1970 | lead vocalspianorhythm guitar | all Savoy Brown releases from "Taste and Try, Before You Buy" (1967) to Raw Sienna (1970)Looking from the Outside: Live '69/'70 (2000) |
| Bob Brunning | 19671968 (died 2011) | bass guitar | "Taste and Try, Before You Buy" (1967) |
| Hughie Flint | 1967 | drums | "Taste and Try, Before You Buy" (1967) |
| "Lonesome" Dave Peverett | 1967–19701992–1994 (died 2000) | rhythm guitarbacking vocalslead vocals (1970) | all Savoy Brown releases from "Taste and Try, Before You Buy" (1967) to Looking In (1970)Just Live (1981)Bring It Home (1994) – one trackLooking from the Outside: Live '69/'70 (2000)Jack the Toad: Live '70/'72 (2000) – one track |
| Rivers Jobe | 1968 (died 1979) | bass guitar | "Walking by Myself" (1968)Getting to the Point (1968)Blue Matter (1969) – two tracks |
| Bill Bruford | 1968 | drums | none |
| Roger Earl | 1968–1970 | drumspercussion | all Savoy Brown releases from "Walking by Myself" (1968) to Looking In (1970)Just Live (1981)The Blues Keep Me Holding On (1999) – one trackLooking from the Outside: Live '69/'70 (2000)Jack the Toad: Live '70/'72 (2000) – one track |
| Tony "Tone" Stevens | 1968–1970 | bass guitarpercussion (1968–1969) | all Savoy Brown releases from Blue Matter (1969) to Looking In (1970)Just Live (1981)Looking from the Outside: Live '69/'70 (2000)Jack the Toad: Live '70/'72 (2000) – one track |
| Paul Raymond | 1970–19731974–1976 (died 2019) | keyboardsrhythm guitarbacking vocals | all Savoy Brown releases from Street Corner Talking (1971) to Skin 'n' Bone (1976), except Boogie Brothers (1974)Live in Central Park (1985)Live at the Record Plant (1998)Jack the Toad: Live '70/'72 (2000) |
| Andy Pyle | 1970–19711972–1973 | bass guitar | Lion's Share (1972)Jack the Toad (1973)Jack the Toad: Live '70/'72 (2000) |
| Ron Berg | 1970–19711972–1973 | drums | Jack the Toad (1973) – four tracks |
| Pete Scott | 1970–1971 | lead vocals | none |
| Dave Bidwell | 1971–19721974–1975 (died 1977) | drumspercussion | all Savoy Brown releases from Street Corner Talking (1971) to Wire Fire (1975), except Boogie Brothers (1974)Live in Central Park (1985)Jack the Toad: Live '70/'72 (2000) |
| Dave Walker | 1971–19721987–1991 | lead vocals | Street Corner Talking (1971)Hellbound Train (1972)Lion's Share (1972)Live in Central Park (1985)Make Me Sweat (1988)Kings of Boogie (1989)Live and Kickin' (1990)Jack the Toad: Live '70/'72 (2000) – two tracks |
| Andy Silvester | 1971–1972 | bass guitar | Street Corner Talking (1971)Hellbound Train (1972)Live in Central Park (1985)Jack the Toad: Live '70/'72 (2000) – two tracks |
| Jackie Lynton | 1972–1973 | lead vocals | Jack the Toad (1973)Jack the Toad: Live '70/'72 (2000) |
| Miller Anderson | 1973–1974 | lead vocalsrhythm and lead guitar | Boogie Brothers (1974) |
| Jim Leverton | 1973–1974 | bass guitarbacking vocals | Boogie Brothers (1974) |
| Eric Dillon | 1973–1974 | drums | Boogie Brothers (1974) |
| Stan Webb | 1974 | rhythm and lead guitarbacking and lead vocals | Boogie Brothers (1974) |
| Andy Rae | 1974–1975 | bass guitarbacking vocals | Wire Fire (1975)Live at the Record Plant (1998) |
| Tom Farnell | 1975–1978 | drumspercussion | Wire Fire (1975)Skin 'n' Bone (1976)Savage Return (1978)Live at the Record Plant (1998) |
| Ian Ellis | 1975–1978 | bass guitarbacking vocalslead vocals (1978) | Skin 'n' Bone (1976)Savage Return (1978) |
| Richie Carmichael | 1979–1980 | drumsco-lead vocals | none |
| Don "D.C." Cook | 1979–1980 | bass guitar | none |
| Ralph Morman | 1980–1981 (died 2014) | lead vocals | Rock 'n' Roll Warriors (1981)Greatest Hits Live (1981)The Bottom Line Encore Collection (1999) |
| Barry Paul | 1980–1981 (died 2019) | rhythm and lead guitarsbacking vocals | Rock 'n' Roll Warriors (1981)Greatest Hits Live (1981)The Bottom Line Encore Collection (1999) |
| John Humphrey | 1980–1981 | bass guitarbacking vocals | Rock 'n' Roll Warriors (1981)Greatest Hits Live (1981)The Bottom Line Encore Collection (1999) |
| Keith Boyce | 1980–1981 | drums | Rock 'n' Roll Warriors (1981)Greatest Hits Live (1981)The Bottom Line Encore Collection (1999) |
| Andy Gerome | 1983–1984 | lead vocalsrhythm and lead guitar | none |
| Stutz Bearcat | 1983–1984 | bass guitar | none |
| Tommy Amato | 1983–1984 | drums | none |
| Speedo Jones | 1985–1986 | lead vocalsharmonica | Slow Train (1986) |
| Chris Romanelli | 1985–1986 | bass guitar | Slow Train (1986) |
| Jim Dagnesi | 1986–1989 | bass guitar | Make Me Sweat (1988)Kings of Boogie (1989) |
| Al Macomber | 1986–1989 | drumsbacking vocals | Make Me Sweat (1988)Kings of Boogie (1989) |
| Shmutza-Hideous | 1986–1988 | percussion | Make Me Sweat (1988) |
| Jimmy Kunes | 1986–1987 | lead vocals | none |
| Rick Jewett | 1989–1992 | keyboardsbacking vocals | Live and Kickin' (1990)Let It Ride (1992) |
| Pete Mendillo | 1989–1991 (died 2023) | drums | Live and Kickin' (1990) |
| Lou Kaplan | 1989–1990 | bass guitar | Live and Kickin' (1990) |
| Jeff Adams | 1990–1991 | rhythm guitar | none |
| Loren Kraft | 1990–1991 | bass guitar | none |
| Steve Behrendt | 1990–1991 | drums | none |
| Pete McMahon | 1991–1994 | lead vocalsharmonica | Let It Ride (1992)Bring It Home (1994) |
| Andy Ramirez | 1991–1993 | bass guitarbacking vocals | Let It Ride (1992) |
| Joe Pierleoni | 1991–1993 | drums | Let It Ride (1992) |
| Phil McCormack | 1991–1992 | lead vocals | Let It Ride (1992) – two tracks only |
| Jim Heyl | 1993–1994 | bass guitar | Bring It Home (1994) |
| Dave Olson | 1993–1994 (died 2016) | drums | Bring It Home (1994) |
| Nathaniel Peterson | 1994–1999 | bass guitarco-lead vocals | The Blues Keep Holding Me On (1999)Train to Nowhere (2010) |
| Al Kash | 1994–1997 | drums | Train to Nowhere (2010) |
| T. Xiques | 1997–1998 | drums | Train to Nowhere (2010) – three tracks |
| Tom Compton | 1998–1999 | drums | The Blues Keep Holding Me On (1999) |
| Gerry Sorrentino | 1999–2009 | bass guitarbacking vocals | Strange Dreams (2003)You Should Have Been There! (2004)Steel (2007) |
| Dennis Cotton | 1999–2005 | drumspercussion | Strange Dreams (2003)You Should Have Been There! (2004)Steel (2007) |
| David Malachowski | 1999–2005 (died 2022) | rhythm guitarbacking vocals | Strange Dreams (2003)You Should Have Been There! (2004)Steel (2007) – two tracks |
| Mario Staiano | 2005–2009 | drumsbacking vocals | Steel (2007) – three tracks |
| Joe Whiting | 2009–2012 | lead vocalssaxophone | Voodoo Moon (2011)Songs from the Road (2013) |

## Lineups

| Period | Members | Releases |
| February 24 – December 1965 (as the Savoy Brown Blues Band) | Brice Portius – lead vocals Kim Simmonds – guitar, vocals Ray Chappell – bass Trevor Jeavons – keyboards John O'Leary – harmonica Leo Mannings – drums | none |
| December 1965 – February 1967 (as the Savoy Brown Blues Band) | Brice Portius – lead vocals Kim Simmonds – guitar, vocals Ray Chappell – bass Bob Hall – piano John O'Leary – harmonica Leo Mannings – drums | "I Tried" (1966) "True Story" (1968) |
| February – June 1967 (as the Savoy Brown Blues Band) | Brice Portius – lead vocals Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, vocals Martin Stone – rhythm guitar Ray Chappell – bass Bob Hall – piano (part-time) John O'Leary – harmonica Leo Mannings – drums | none |
| June – September 1967 (as the Savoy Brown Blues Band) | Brice Portius – lead vocals Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, harmonica, vocals Martin Stone – rhythm guitar Ray Chappell – bass Bob Hall – piano (part-time) Leo Mannings – drums | Shake Down (1967) |
| September – October 1967 (as the Savoy Brown Blues Band) | Chris Youlden – lead vocals, piano Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, harmonica, vocals Martin Stone – rhythm guitar Ray Chappell – bass Bob Hall – piano (part-time) Leo Mannings – drums | none |
| October 1967 (as the Savoy Brown Blues Band) | Chris Youlden – lead vocals, piano Kim Simmonds – guitar, harmonica, vocals Bob Brunning – bass Bob Hall – piano (part-time) Leo Mannings – drums | none |
| October 1967 (as the Savoy Brown Blues Band) | Chris Youlden – lead vocals, piano Kim Simmonds – guitar, harmonica, vocals Bob Brunning – bass Bob Hall – piano (part-time) Hughie Flint – drums | none |
| October – December 1967 (as the Savoy Brown Blues Band) | Chris Youlden – lead vocals, piano Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, harmonica, vocals Dave Peverett – rhythm guitar, vocals Bob Brunning – bass Bob Hall – piano (part-time) Hughie Flint – drums | "Taste and Try, Before You Buy" (1967) |
| January 1968 (as the Savoy Brown Blues Band) | Chris Youlden – lead vocals, piano Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, harmonica, vocals Dave Peverett – rhythm guitar, vocals Rivers Jobe – bass Bob Hall – piano (part-time) Bill Bruford – drums | none |
| January – November 1968 | Chris Youlden – lead vocals, piano Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, harmonica, vocals Dave Peverett – rhythm guitar, vocals Rivers Jobe – bass Bob Hall – piano (part-time) Roger Earl – drums, percussion | "Walking by Myself" (1968) Getting to the Point (1968) Blue Matter (1969) – two tracks |
| November – December 1968 | Chris Youlden – lead vocals, piano Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, harmonica, vocals Dave Peverett – rhythm guitar, vocals Bob Brunning – bass Bob Hall – piano (part-time) Roger Earl – drums, percussion | none |
| December 1968 – May 1970 | Chris Youlden – lead vocals, piano Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, harmonica, vocals Dave Peverett – rhythm guitar, vocals Tony Stevens – bass, percussion Bob Hall – piano (part-time; touring only from late 1969) Roger Earl – drums, percussion | Blue Matter (1969) – remaining tracks "Grits Ain't Groceries" (1969) A Step Further (1969) Raw Sienna (1970) – does not feature Hall Looking from the Outside: Live '69/'70 (2000) – four tracks recorded at various shows in 1969 |
| May – June 1970 | Dave Peverett – lead vocals, rhythm guitar Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, harmonica, vocals Tony Stevens – bass, percussion Bob Hall – piano (part-time; touring only) Roger Earl – drums, percussion | none |
| June – December 1970 | Dave Peverett – lead vocals, rhythm guitar Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, harmonica, vocals Tony Stevens – bass, percussion Roger Earl – drums, percussion | Looking In (1970) Looking from the Outside: Live '69/'70 (2000) – six tracks recorded at various shows in 1970 Jack the Toad: Live '70/'72 (2000) – one tracks recorded live in November 1970 Just Live (1982) |
| December 1970 – May 1971 | Pete Scott – lead vocals Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, harmonica, vocals Andy Pyle – bass Paul Raymond – keyboards, guitar, vocals Ron Berg – drums | none |
| May 1971 – June 1972 | Dave Walker – lead vocals Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, harmonica, vocals Andy Silvester – bass Paul Raymond – keyboards, guitar, vocals Dave Bidwell – drums, percussion | Street Corner Talking (1971) Hellbound Train (1972) Live in Central Park (1985) Jack the Toad: Live '70/'72 (2000) – two tracks recorded live in March 1972 |
| June – September 1972 | Dave Walker – lead vocals Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, harmonica, vocals Andy Pyle – bass Paul Raymond – keyboards, guitar, vocals Dave Bidwell – drums, percussion | Lion's Share (1972) |
| September – late 1972 | Jackie Lynton – lead vocals Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, harmonica, vocals Andy Pyle – bass Paul Raymond – keyboards, guitar, vocals Dave Bidwell – drums, percussion | Jack the Toad (1973) – five tracks Jack the Toad: Live '70/'72 (2000) – seven tracks recorded live in October 1972 |
| Late 1972 – late 1973 | Jackie Lynton – lead vocals Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, harmonica, vocals Andy Pyle – bass Paul Raymond – keyboards, guitar, vocals Ron Berg – drums | Jack the Toad (1973) – four tracks |
| Late 1973 – January 1974 | Miller Anderson – lead vocals, rhythm guitar Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, harmonica, vocals Jim Leverton – bass, backing vocals Eric Dillon – drums | none |
| January – summer 1974 | Miller Anderson – lead vocals, rhythm guitar Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, harmonica, vocals Stan Webb – rhythm guitar Jim Leverton – bass, backing vocals Eric Dillon – drums | Boogie Brothers (1974) |
| Late 1974 – February 1975 | Dave Tedstone – lead vocals Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, harmonica, vocals Andy Rae – bass, backing vocals Paul Raymond – keyboards, guitar, vocals Dave Bidwell – drums, percussion | none |
| February – summer 1975 | Kim Simmonds – lead vocals, lead guitar Andy Rae – bass, backing vocals Paul Raymond – keyboards, guitar, vocals Dave Bidwell – drums, percussion | Wire Fire (1975) – select tracks |
| Summer – December 1975 | Kim Simmonds – lead vocals, lead guitar, harmonica Andy Rae – bass, backing vocals Paul Raymond – keyboards, guitar, vocals Tom Farnell – drums, percussion | Wire Fire (1975) – select tracks Live at the Record Plant (1998) |
| December 1975 – July 1976 | Kim Simmonds – lead vocals, lead guitar, harmonica Ian Ellis – bass, backing vocals Paul Raymond – keyboards, guitar, vocals Tom Farnell – drums, percussion | Skin 'n' Bone (1976) |
| Band on hiatus July 1976 – early 1978 |||
| Early – late 1978 | Kim Simmonds – guitar Ian Ellis – bass, lead vocals Tom Farnell – drums, percussion | Savage Return (1978) |
| Early 1979 – summer 1980 | Kim Simmonds – guitar, harmonica, vocals Richie Carmichael – drums, vocals "D.C." – bass | none |
| Summer 1980 – late 1981 | Ralph Morman – lead vocals Kim Simmonds – guitar, harmonica, vocals Barry Paul – guitar, backing vocals John Humphrey – bass, backing vocals Keith Boyce – drums | Rock 'n' Roll Warriors (1981) Greatest Hits Live (1981) The Bottom Line Encore Collection (1999) |
| Band inactive late 1981 – late 1983 |||
| Late 1983 – late 1984 (as the Kim Simmonds Band during 1984) | Andrew Jerome – lead vocals, rhythm guitar Kim Simmonds – lead guitar, harmonica, vocals Stutz Bearcat – bass Tommy Amato – drums | none |
| Band inactive late 1984 – late 1985 |||
| Late 1985 – October 1986 | Speedo Jones – lead vocals, harmonica Kim Simmonds – guitar, harmonica, vocals Chris Romanelli – bass | Slow Train (1986) |
| October 1986 – January 1987 | Jimmy Kunes – lead vocals Kim Simmonds – guitar, harmonica, vocals Jim Dagnesi – bass, backing vocals Al Macomber – drums, backing vocals Shmutza-Hideous – percussion | none |
| January 1987 – 1988 | Dave Walker – lead vocals Kim Simmonds – guitar, harmonica, vocals Jim Dagnesi – bass, backing vocals Al Macomber – drums, backing vocals Shmutza-Hideous – percussion | Make Me Sweat (1988) |
| 1988–1989 | Dave Walker – lead vocals Kim Simmonds – guitar, harmonica, vocals Jim Dagnesi – bass, backing vocals Al Macomber – drums, backing vocals | Kings of Boogie (1989) |
| 1989–1990 | Dave Walker – lead vocals Kim Simmonds – guitar, harmonica, vocals Lou Kaplan – bass Rick Jewett – keyboards, backing vocals Pete Mendillo – drums | Live and Kickin' (1990) |
| 1990–1991 | Dave Walker – lead vocals Kim Simmonds – guitar, harmonica, vocals Jeff Adams – guitar Loren Kraft – bass Rick Jewett – keyboards, backing vocals Steve Behrendt – drums | none |
| 1991–1992 | Pete McMahon – vocals, harmonica Phil McCormack – vocals Kim Simmonds – guitar, harmonica, vocals Andy Ramirez – bass, backing vocals Rick Jewett – keyboards, backing vocals Joe Pierleoni – drums | Let It Ride (1992) – two tracks |
| 1992 | Pete McMahon – lead vocals, harmonica Kim Simmonds – guitar, harmonica, vocals Andy Ramirez – bass, backing vocals Rick Jewett – keyboards, backing vocals Joe Pierleoni – drums | Let It Ride (1992) – remaining tracks |
| 1992–1993 | Pete McMahon – lead vocals, harmonica Kim Simmonds – guitar, harmonica, vocals Andy Ramirez – bass, backing vocals Joe Pierleoni – drums | none |
| 1993–1994 | Pete McMahon – lead vocals, harmonica Kim Simmonds – guitar, harmonica, vocals Jim Heyl – bass David Olson – drums | Bring It Home (1994) |
| 1994 – late 1997 | Kim Simmonds – guitar, harmonica, vocals Nathaniel Peterson – bass, vocals Al Cash – drums | Train to Nowhere (2010) – nine tracks |
| Late 1997 – late 1998 | Kim Simmonds – guitar, harmonica, vocals Nathaniel Peterson – bass, vocals T. Xiques – drums | Train to Nowhere (2010) – three tracks |
| Late 1998 – late 1999 | Kim Simmonds – guitar, harmonica, vocals Nathaniel Peterson – bass, vocals Tom Compton – drums | The Blues Keep Holding Me On (1999) |
| Late 1999 – 2005 | Kim Simmonds – lead vocals, guitar, harmonica David Malachowski – guitar, backing vocals Gerry Sorrentino – bass Dennis Cotton – drums, percussion | Strange Dreams (2003) You Should Have Been There! (2004) Steel (2007) – two tracks |
| 2005 | Kim Simmonds – lead vocals, guitar, harmonica Gerry Sorrentino – bass, backing vocals Dennis Cotton – drums, percussion | Steel (2007) – seven tracks |
| Late 2005 – August 2009 | Kim Simmonds – lead vocals, guitar, harmonica Gerry Sorrentino – bass, backing vocals Mario Staiano – drums, backing vocals | Steel (2007) – remaining three tracks |
| August – November 2009 | Kim Simmonds – lead vocals, guitar, harmonica Pat DeSalvo – bass, backing vocals Mario Staiano – drums, backing vocals | none |
| November 2009 – Late 2012 | Joe Whiting – lead vocals, saxophone Kim Simmonds – guitar, harmonica, vocals Pat DeSalvo – bass, backing vocals Garnett Grimm – drums | Voodoo Moon (2011) Songs from the Road (2013) |
| Late 2012 – December 2022 | Kim Simmonds – lead vocals, guitar, harmonica Pat DeSalvo – bass, backing vocals Garnett Grimm – drums | Goin' to the Delta (2014) The Devil to Pay (2015) Still Live After 50 Years, Vol. 1 (2017) Witchy Feelin' (2017) City Night (2019) Still Live After 50 Years, Vol. 2 (2019) Ain't Done Yet (2020) |