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1. Paul Rogers (I)  -  Free

2. Paul Rogers (II)  -  Bad Company

One of these could also be The Firm, but I assume you're looking for the first two.

3. Paul Carrack (I)  -  Squeeze

4. Paul Carrack (II)  -  Mike + the Mechanics

Again, there could be others, but I went with the more well known.

5. Rod Argent  -  The Zombies

17. Fee Waybill  -  The Tubes

20. Jack Hues  -  Wang Chung


Okay, that's enough. Gotta save some for the others.  ;D


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6. Mott the Hoople
7. Edgar Winter Group
10. Moody Blues
11. Doobie Brothers
18. Stooges
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14. Soundgarden

15. The Four Tops

22. Poison
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8. Fleetwood Mac
23. Chicago

That's all I know  :( :-/
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9. Styx

13.  Queen


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# 24  I think is Blondie

FB  :)
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24.  Blondie?????

---cornboy98
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Ok, if no one else is...

12. Skunk Baxter (II) After he left the Doobies, he became a studio musician for this cool sounding duo.  -  Steely Dan

16. Little Stevie (Steve) Winwood (I) Hint: The group was named after its leader, a white man known for his large afro.) -  The Spencer Davis Group

19. Sammy Hagar (I) The band he was in before Van Halen  - Montrose

25. Fred Schneider Hint: The band is known for the members' crazy hairdos. - The B-52s

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16.  The Spencer Davis Group.

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Just name the bands that these members were or are a part of:
WL1. Paul Rogers (I) Free

WL2. Paul Rogers (II) Bad Company

WL3. Paul Carrack (I) Squeeze

WL4. Paul Carrack (II) Mike + (and) the Mechanics

WL5. Rod Argent The Zombies

Z6. Ian Hunter Mott The Hoople

Z7. Dan Hartman The Edgar Winter Group

LB8. Stevie Nicks Fleetwood Mac

DW9. Tommy Shaw (I) Styx

Z10. Justin Hayward The Moody Blues

Z11. Skunk Baxter (I) The Doobie Brothers

WL12. Skunk Baxter (II) Steely Dan

DW13. Brian May Queen

JS14. Chris Cornell Soundgarden

JS15. Levi Stubbs The Four Tops

WL16. Little Stevie (Steve) Winwood (I) The Spencer Davis Group

WL17. Fee Waybill The Tubes

Z18. Iggy Pop The Stooges

WL19. Sammy Hagar (I) Montrose

WL20. Jack Hues Wang Chung

21. Leigh Nash Hint: This band considers itself to be a Christian artist. Hint 2: Their biggest hit was a song from a Rachael Leigh Cook movie.

JS22. C.C. DeVille Poison

LB23. Peter Cetera Chicago

FBVP/CB 24. Chris Stein Blondie

WL25. Fred Schneider The B-52's

Some of these members were a part of more than one band. The Roman numerals in parentheses give you the bands I am looking for.
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Hi, I'm a bit confused about question 3. Are you sure Paul Carrack was in Squeeze because in the 70's he was in a band called 'ACE' with whom he had the original hit with 'How Long'???!!! :o

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Hi, I'm a bit confused about question 3. Are you sure Paul Carrack was in Squeeze because in the 70's he was in a band called 'ACE' with whom he had the original hit with 'How Long'???!!! :o
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Paul Carrack was in Ace, but he was also in Squeeze (Remember "Tempted"?). In that case, you'll share a credit with Lester, if you don't mind and since I screwed up.

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Cool J.C., can I ask you what he did on tempted 'cos I watched them on tv live and Glenn Tilbrook sang the song. Was Carrack a musician in the band at the time?? I'm not being awkward I'm genuinely interested as I loved Squeeze. :)

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Cool J.C., can I ask you what he did on tempted 'cos I watched them on tv live and Glenn Tilbrook sang the song. Was Carrack a musician in the band at the time?? I'm not being awkward I'm genuinely interested as I loved Squeeze. :)
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Leigh Nash is the lead for Sixpence None the Richer (I probably wouldn't know this if she didn't come ffrom the twon about 10 miles to my west).
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