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TTF First Timeline

Second Timeline

Third Timeline

NOTE: BB is a touring member from January 15,28 until June 01,30. Yellow and gray don't allow you to see gray well; same for green and gray but they're still there.

Fourth (TTF Third) Timeline

5th(TTF Fourth) Timeline

Sixth (TTF Fifth) Timeline

RD-BM Band Timeline

Seventh(TTF Sixth) Timeline

8th(TTF 7th) Timeline (Touring Only)

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12th(TTF 11th) Timeline (Touring Only)

Elvis Presley Musician Timeline

B&S First Timeline

NOTE: BD and SC are only members. All others are supporting members except: M. D. (Session musician) - vocals, rhythm guitar, bass, keyboards, lead guitar, saxophone (2026-2033) A. C. (session musician except from spring to winter 2033) - vocals, drums, five-string bass, percussion C. C. - bass (additional musician, 2026-2030) J. C. - rhythm guitar, lead guitar (additional musician, 2026-2031) J. K. - lead guitar, rhythm guitar (additional musician, 2026-2033)

B&S Second Timeline

B&S Third Timeline

Match Game

TC Timeline

TC Second Timeline

TC Third Timeline

TC Fourth Timeline

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11th(TTF 10th) Alt 1 Timeline (Touring Only)

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B&S 4 Timeline

B&S 5 Timeline alt

Breaking Barriers (The EDT Band)

The Monkees Touring Timeline

• Micky Dolenz – vocals, drums, percussion, timpani, zither, rhythm guitar, moog synthesizer (1966–1971, 1976, 1986–1989, 1996–1997, 2001–2002, 2011–present)
• Davy Jones – vocals, percussion, drums, rhythm guitar, bass, organ (1966–1971, 1976, 1986–1989, 1996–1997, 2001–2002, 2011–2012; died 2012)
• Michael Nesmith – lead and rhythm guitars, vocals, keyboards, harmonica (1966–1970, 1986, 1989, 1996–1997, 2012–2014, 2016, 2018–present)
• Peter Tork – bass guitar, vocals, lead and rhythm guitars, keyboards, banjo (1966–1968, 1976, 1986–1989, 1996–1997, 2001, 2011–2019; died 2019)

Touring Members

The Monkees: Micky Dolenz - vocals (1966-1971, 1976, 1986-1989, 1996-1997, 2001-2002, 2018-); drums (1966-1969, 1987, 1996-1997, 2001-2002, 2011-2016); rhythm guitar (1967-1969, 1986, 1996-1997, 2001-2002, 2011-2012, 2018-) percussion (1967-1968, 1986-1989, 2002, 2012-); keyboards (1967-1968) Davy Jones - vocals (1966-1971, 1976, 1986-1989, 1996-1997, 2001-2002, 2011-2012); percussion (1966-1970, 1987-1989, 1996-1997, 2001-2002, 2011-2012); drums (1966-1968, 2011-2012); bass (1966-1969) keyboards (1968, 1996-1997) rhythm guitar (1987, 1989, 1996-1997, 2001-2002, 2011-2012) Michael Nesmith - vocals (1966-1970, 1986, 1989, 1996-1997, 2012-2014, 2016, 2018-); lead guitar (1966-1970, 1986, 1989, 1996-1997); rhythm guitar (1967-1969, 1986, 1989, 2012-2014, 2016, 2018-); keyboards (1967-1970, 1997, 2012-2014, 2016); percussion (1967-1969) Peter Tork - vocals (1966-1968, 1976?, 1986-1989, 1996-1997, 2001, 2011-2018); rhythm guitar (1967-1968, 1986-1989, 2001, 2011-2016); lead guitar (1967-1968, 1986-1989, 1996-1997, 2001, 2012-2014) bass (1966-1968, 1987, 1997, 2012-2013); percussion (2011); keyboards (1966-1968, 1976, 1987-1989, 1996-1997, 2001, 2011-2016); banjo (1966-1968, 1986-1987, 1989, 1996-1997, 2001, 2011-2018);

Monkees 1966-1968: Micky Dolenz - vocals, drums, rhythm guitar, percussion, Moog synthesizer Davy Jones - vocals, percussion, bass, drums, Hammond organ Michael Nesmith - vocals, lead and rhythm guitars, keyboards Peter Tork - vocals, bass, keyboards, banjo, guitar with (studio) Chip Douglas - bass, producer

Monkees 1968-1970: Micky Dolenz - vocals, percussion Davy Jones - vocals, percussion, bass Michael Nesmith - vocals, lead and rhythm guitars, keyboards, percussion with (live): Sam and the Goodtimers

Monkees 1970-1971: Micky Dolenz - vocals Davy Jones - vocals

MOnkees 1976: Micky Dolenz - vocals Davy Jones - vocals Peter Tork - Hammond organ, possible backing vocals with Chip Douglas - bass

Monkees 1986-1989: Micky Dolenz - vocals, occasional electronic drums Davy Jones - vocals, percussion Peter Tork - vocals, rhythm and lead guitars, banjo Michael Nesmith (2 one-off shows) - vocals, lead and rhythm guitars with Dusty Harvey - lead and rhythm guitars Larry Nelson - keyboards Mark Clarke - bass Eddie ZYne - drus 4 piece horns

Monkees 1996-1997: Micky Dolenz - vocals, drums, percussion, rhythm guitar Davy Jones - vocals, percussion, rhythm guitar, keeys Michael Nesmith (studio; occasionally live) - vocals, guitars, keys Peter Tork - vocals, guitars, keyboards, banjo, bass

Monkees 2001: Micky DOlenz - vocals, guitar, drums on Mary Mary and FGrielzda Davy Jones - vocals, percusison, rhythm guitar Peter Tork - vocals, guitars, keyboards, banjo

Monkees 2001-2002: Micky Dolenz - vocasl, guitar, drus, timpani Davy Jones - vocals, percussion, guitar

2011: micky - drums, guitar davy - percussion, guitar peter - guitar, banjo, keys

12th(TTF 11th) Timeline (Touring Only)

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Timeline (Official Only)

Aloha from Hawaii 50 Personnel

• MD - vocals, rhythm guitar, possible keyboards, possible additional lead guitar (TAR)
• RD - vocals, percussion, keyboards

TC Fifth Timeline

Dave Clark Five Band Members

• Mike Smith – lead and occasional backing vocals, keyboards (1962-1970; died 2008)
• Lenny Davidson – backing and occasional lead vocals, lead guitar (1961-1970)
• Rick Huxley – bass (1962-1970; died 2013)
• Denis Payton – backing vocals, tenor and baritone saxophones, harmonica, rhythm guitar (1962-1970; died 2006)
• Dave Clark – backing and occasional lead vocals, drums (1957-1970)

The following musicians joined Dave Clark and Mike Smith in the spinoff group "Dave Clark and Friends" from 1970-1973:

• Alan Parker - lead guitar
• Eric Ford - bass

CCR TImeline

• John Fogerty - vocals, guitars, keyboards, harmonica, saxophone (1959-1972, 1974, 1980, 1983, 1988)
• Tom Fogerty - vocals, guitars (1960?-1971, 1974, 1980; died 1990)
• Stu Cook - vocals, bass, keyboards, guitars (1959-1972, 1974, 1980, 1983)
• Doug Clifford - vocals, drums (1959-1972, 1974, 1980, 1983, 1988)

B&S Fourth Timeline alt

Breaking Barriers (The EDT Band)/MOB

The Rolling Stones band members

Current members

The Beach Boys

Timeline

WHATO/GGG

Foreigner

13th(TTF 12th) Timeline (Touring Only)

14th Timeline (SCCC)

14th Timeline (SCCC)

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15th(TTF 14th) Timeline (Touring Only) BM 2.0

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Timeline (Official Only) OS 2 W13

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STV

Foreigner 2.0

Foreigner:

• Mick Jones - backing and lead vocals, lead and rhythm guitars, keyboards (1976-present; not touring 2011-2012, 2021?-present; sporadically absent on tour 2012-2021)
• Lou Gramm - lead and backing vocals, percussion (1976-1990, 1992-2003, 2022-present; occasional guest 2017-2018)*
• Al Greenwood - keyboards, synthesizers (1976-1980, 2022-present; occasional guest 2017-2019)
• Rick Wills - backing vocals, bass (1979-1991, 2022-present; occasional guest 2015, 2017-2019, 2021)
• Scott Gilman - backing vocals, rhythm guitar, keyboards, saxophone (1993-1994, 2021/2022-present)
• Jeff Pilson - backing vocals, keyboards, bass (2004-present)
• Kelly Hansen - lead and backing vocals, percussion (2005-present)
• Bruce Watson - backing vocals, lead and rhythm guitars (2011-present)
• Chris Frazier - drums, percussion (2012-present)

Bon Jovi

Bon Jovi reunion?

Years Active: 1983-present (hiatuses from 1989-1991, 1997-1999, 2014, 2021, 2023)

Timeline

Bon Jovi reunion?:

Years

Current Members

• Jon Bon Jovi - lead vocals, harmony and backing vocals, rhythm guitar, maracas, piano, harmonica (1983-present)
• David Bryan - harmony and backing vocals, keyboards, piano, organ, synthesizers, occasional lead vocals (1983-present)
• Tico Torres - drums, percussion, occasional backing and lead vocals (1983-present)
• Richie Sambora - harmony and backing vocals, lead and rhythm guitars, talkbox, occasional lead vocals, mandolin (1983-2013, 2023-present)
• Hugh McDonald - harmony and backing vocals, bass (2016-present; touring/session 1994-2016; session 1986?-1994?)
• Phil X - harmony and backing vocals, lead and rhythm guitars, occasional lead vocals (2016-present; touring/session 2013-2016; touring substitute 2011, 2013)

Former Members

• Dave Sabo - harmony and backing vocals, lead and rhythm guitars (1983)
• Alec John Such - harmony and backing vocals, bass (1983-1994; one-off guest appearances in 2001 and 2018; died 2022?)

Current Touring Members

• Everett Bradley? - harmony and backing vocals, percussion (2000s, 2016-present?)
• Lorenza Ponce? - harmony and backing vocals, violin, viola, cello, fiddle (2000s, 2015, 2023?-present?)
• Bobby Bandiera? - harmony and backing vocals, rhythm and lead guitars, occasional lead vocals (2005-2015, 2023?-present?)

Former Touring Members

• Jeff Kazee - harmony and backing vocals, keyboards, Hammond organ (2000s; guest 2010)
• pedal steel - harmony and backing vocals, pedal steel guitar, banjo, mandolin (2000s)
• Rich Scannella - harmony and backing vocals, drums (2013)
• John Shanks - harmony and backing vocals, lead and rhythm guitars (2016-2023)

Foreigner 3.0

Foreigner:

• Mick Jones - backing and lead vocals, lead and rhythm guitars, keyboards (1976-present; not touring 2011-2012, 2021?-present; sporadically absent on tour 2012-2021)
• Lou Gramm - lead and backing vocals, percussion (1976-1990, 1992-2003, 2024-present; occasional guest 2017-2018)
• Al Greenwood - keyboards, synthesizers (1976-1980, 2024-present; occasional guest 2017-2019, 2023)
• Rick Wills - backing vocals, bass (1979-1991, 2024-present; occasional guest 2015, 2017-2019, 2021, 2023)
• Scott Gilman - backing vocals, rhythm guitar, keyboards, saxophone (1993-1994, 2024-present)
• Jeff Pilson - backing vocals, keyboards, bass (2004-present)
• Kelly Hansen - lead and backing vocals, percussion (2005-present)
• Bruce Watson - backing vocals, lead and rhythm guitars (2012-present; touring 2011-2012)
• Chris Frazier - drums, percussion (2012-present)

14th(TTF 14th) Timeline (Touring Only) S&B1

Country #1s by artist

From January 8, 1944 to May 15, 1948, the only country music chart was the Juke Box chart. A Best Sellers chart debuted that week, followed by a Jockeys chart on the week of December 10, 1949.^[7] The last Juke Box chart was published for the week of June 15, 1957,^[8] and starting on the chart week of October 13, 1958, the Best Sellers and Jockeys charts were consolidated into one singles chart called Hot C&W Sides.^[9] This chart was renamed Hot Country Singles on November 3, 1962, Hot Country Singles & Tracks on February 17, 1990,Hot Country Songs on April 30, 2005, and the chart in late 2012 the chart included streaming and downloads, then the Country Airplay chart became a separate entity.

• "Highwayman" is credited to the supergroup The Highwaymen, which comprised Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson. This song does not count towards those artists' individual totals.
• "Forever Country" is credited to Artists of Then, Now & Forever, which comprised 30 different country artists. This song does not count towards those artists' individual totals.

• 1 #1 hit:
  • Rhett Akins (1)
  • Lauren Alaina (1)
  • Jessica Andrews (1)
  • The Andrews Sisters (1)
  • Oliver Anthony Music (1)
  • Artists of Then, Now & Forever (1)
  • Leon Ashley (1)
  • Ernest Ashworth (1)
  • Kelsea Ballerini (1)
  • Bobby Bare (1)
  • John Berry (1)
  • Beyoncé (1)
  • Justin Bieber (1)
  • Big & Rich (1)
  • Lisa Hartman Black (1)
  • Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan (1)
  • Bon Jovi (1)
  • Debby Boone (1)
  • Craig Wayne Boyd (1)
  • Lee Brice (1)
  • Chad Brock (1)
  • Lane Brody (1)
  • Karen Brooks (1)
  • Zach Bryan (1)
  • Blanco Brown (1)
  • Zach Bryan (1)
  • Jim Ed Brown (1)
  • The Browns (1)
  • Ed Bruce (1)
  • Carl Butler and Pearl (1)
  • Sarah Buxton (1)
  • Chris Cagle (1)
  • Henson Cargill (1)
  • The Carlisles (1)
  • Mary Chapin Carpenter (1)
  • Jeff Carson (1)
  • Lionel Cartwright (1)
  • Ray Charles (1)
  • Roy Clark (1)
  • Kelly Clarkson (1)
  • Anita Cochran (1)
  • Nat "King" Cole (1)
  • Jessi Colter (1)
  • Spade Cooley (1)
  • Cowboy Copas (1)
  • Helen Cornelius (1)
  • Bing Crosby (1)
  • Mike Curb Congregation (1)
  • Billy Ray Cyrus (1)
  • Charlie Daniels Band (1)
  • Jimmie Davis (1)
  • Jordan Davis (1)
  • Linda Davis (1)
  • The Davis Sisters (1)
  • Billy Dean (1)
  • Delmore Brothers (1)
  • Little Jimmy Dickens (1)
  • Roy Drusky (1)
  • Dave Dudley (1)
  • Sheena Easton (1)
  • Clint Eastwood (1)
  • Emerson Drive (1)
  • Barbara Fairchild (1)
  • Flatt & Scruggs (1)
  • Julio Iglesias (1)
  • Jack Ingram (1)
  • Jim Glaser (1)
  • Bobby Goldsboro (1)
  • Josh Gracin (1)
  • Jack Guthrie and His Oklahomans (1)
  • George Hamilton IV (1)
  • Hawkshaw Hawkins (1)
  • Hunter Hayes (1)
  • Wade Hayes (1)
  • Walker Hayes (1)
  • Heartland (1)
  • The Highwaymen (1)
  • Goldie Hill (1)
  • Jan Howard (1)
  • Johnnie & Jack (1)
  • Cody Johnson (1)
  • Tom Jones (1)
  • Sammy Kershaw (1)
  • Claude King (1)
  • Pee Wee King (1)
  • Kris Kristofferson (1)
  • Alison Krauss (1)
  • LANCO (1)
  • Cristy Lane (1)
  • Aaron Lewis (1)
  • Dickey Lee (1)
  • Little Texas (1)
  • Dave Loggins (1)
  • The Louvin Brothers (1)
  • Love and Theft (1)
  • Warner Mack (1)
  • Cledus Maggard & the Citizen's Band (1)
  • Marshmello (1)
  • Mac McAnally (1)
  • C. W. McCall (1)
  • Mindy McCready (1)
  • Mel McDaniel (1)
  • Skeets McDonald (1)
  • Priscilla Mitchell (1)
  • Melba Montgomery (1)
  • Niko Moon (1)
  • Kip Moore (1)
  • Craig Morgan (1)
  • George Morgan (1)
  • Maren Morris (1)
  • Moon Mullican (1)
  • David Lee Murphy (1)
  • Kacey Musgraves (1)
  • David Nail (1)
  • Jennifer Nettles (1)
  • Jerrod Niemann (1)
  • The O'Kanes (1)
  • James Otto (1)
  • Johnny Paycheck (1)
  • Leon Payne (1)
  • Carl Perkins (1)
  • Michael Peterson (1)
  • Tom Petty (1)
  • Pink (1)
  • Jeanne Pruett (1)

• 2 #1 hits:
  • Gene Autry (2)
  • Gabby Barrett (2)
  • Moe Bandy (2)
  • Jimmy Buffett (2)
  • Tracy Byrd (2)
  • Eric Church (2)
  • Terri Clark (2)
  • Patsy Cline (2)
  • Easton Corbin (2)
  • Paul Davis (2)
  • Jimmy Dean (2)
  • The Desert Rose Band (2)
  • Holly Dunn (2)
  • Eli Young Band (2)
  • David Frizzell (2)
  • Bobby Helms (2)
  • Steve Holy (2)
  • Stonewall Jackson (2)
  • Michael Johnson (2)
  • Hank Locklin (2)
  • Neal McCoy (2)
  • Ronnie McDowell (2)
  • Roger Miller (2)
  • Justin Moore (2)
  • Michael Martin Murphey (2)
  • Jamie O'Neal (2)
  • Paul Overstreet (2)
• 3 #1 hits:
  • The Band Perry (3)
  • Kane Brown (3)
  • T. Graham Brown (3)
  • Deana Carter (3)
  • Billy "Crash" Craddock (3)
  • Dan + Shay (3)
  • Dave & Sugar (3)
  • John Denver (3)
  • Johnny Duncan (3)
  • Tennessee Ernie Ford (3)
  • Larry Gatlin & the Gatlin Brothers (3)
  • Don Gibson (3)
  • Brantley Gilbert (3)
  • Vern Gosdin (3)
  • Ty Herndon (3)
  • Johnny Horton (3)
  • Ferlin Husky (3)
  • The Kendalls (3)
  • Little Big Town (3)
  • Charly McClain (3)
  • Lorrie Morgan (3)
  • Joe Nichols (3)
  • Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (3)
  • Jake Owen (3)
• 4 #1 hits:
  • Trace Adkins (4)
  • Gary Allan (4)
  • The Everly Brothers (4)
  • Freddy Fender (4)
  • Highway 101 (4)
  • Sam Hunt (4)
  • Wynonna Judd (4)
  • Kathy Mattea (4)
  • Juice Newton (4)
  • K.T. Oslin (4)
  • Marie Osmond (4)
• 5 #1 hits:
  • John Anderson (5)
  • Lynn Anderson (5)
  • Razzy Bailey (5)
  • Glen Campbell (5)
  • Rodney Crowell (5)
  • Diamond Rio (5)
  • Joe Diffie (5)
  • Sara Evans (5)
  • The Forester Sisters (5)
  • Vince Gill (5)
  • Jack Greene (5)
  • Miranda Lambert (5)
  • Johnny Lee (5)
  • Patty Loveless (5)
  • Martina McBride (5)
  • Montgomery Gentry (5)
  • Gary Morris (5)
• 6 #1 hits:
  • Rodney Atkins (6)
  • Luke Combs (6)
  • Billy Currington (6)
  • Dixie Chicks (6)
  • Donna Fargo (6)
  • Florida Georgia Line (6)
  • Lefty Frizzell (6)
  • Freddie Hart (6)
  • Lady Antebellum (6)
  • Jerry Lee Lewis (6)
  • Barbara Mandrell (6)
  • Jo Dee Messina (6)
• 7 #1 hits:
  • John Conlee (7)
  • Al Dexter (7)
  • Lee Greenwood (7)
  • Tom T. Hall (7)
  • Emmylou Harris (7)
  • David Houston (7)
  • John Michael Montgomery (7)
• 8 #1 hits:
  • Zac Brown Band (8)
  • Mark Chesnutt (8)
  • Tracy Lawrence (8)
  • Ray Price (8)
• 9 #1 hits:
  • Janie Fricke (9)
  • Faith Hill (9)
  • Lonestar (9)
• 10 #1 hits:
  • Jason Aldean (10)
  • The Bellamy Brothers (10)
  • Exile (10)
  • Red Foley (10)
  • Anne Murray (10)

A

• Alabama (33)
• Eddy Arnold (28)

B

C

G

• Crystal Gayle (18)
• Mickey Gilley (17)

H

• Merle Haggard (38)

J

• Alan Jackson (26)
• Sonny James (23)
• Waylon Jennings (15)
• George Jones (13)
• The Judds (14)

K

• Toby Keith (20)

L

• Loretta Lynn (16)

M

N

• Willie Nelson (21)

O

• The Oak Ridge Boys (17)
• Buck Owens (21)

P

• Brad Paisley (18)
• Dolly Parton (25)
• Webb Pierce (13)
• Elvis Presley (11)
• Charley Pride (29)

R

S

T

U

• Uncle Kracker (1)
• Carrie Underwood (14)
• Keith Urban (15)

V

• Leroy Van Dyke (1)
• Phil Vassar (2)

W

Y

• Trisha Yearwood (5)
• Dwight Yoakam (2)
• Chris Young (5)
• Faron Young (5)

Carl Perkins Discography WIP (move to new sandbox-like page, along with the country #1s list up there ^^^):

Carl Perkins Discography - partly sourced from Wikipedia, Discogs, and AllMusic:

Singles and EPs (not entirely sure which is A-side and which is B-side):

• 1955
  • Movie Magg" b/w "Turn Around" (Flip-Sun)
  • Let the Juke Box Keep On Playing / Gone, Gone, Gone
• 1956
  • Blue Suede Shoes b/w Honey Don't
  • Boppin' the Blues b/w All Mama's Children
  • Dixie Fried b/w I'm Sorry, I'm Not Sorry
• 1957
  • Matchbox / Your True Love* (*sped-up version)
  • That's Right b/w Forever Yours (in Canada, licensed to "Quality Records")
  • Glad All Over b/w Lend Me Your Comb (OR 1958?)
• 1958 (Columbia)
  • Pink Pedal Pushers
  • Blue Suede Shoes (EP) (Sun)
  • Levi Jacket (and a Long Tall Shirt)
  • Whole Lotta' Shakin' (EP)
  • Lend Me Your Comb (London American Recordings) (UK release?)
  • Y-O-U
  • Forever Yours / Glad All Over (London Records) (UK release?)
• 1959
  • Pointed Toe Shoes / Highway of Love
  • The Hits!! (Johnny Horton/Lefty Frizzell/Johnny Cash/Carl Perkins various artists EP) (includes Pointed Toe Shoes)
  • Rhythm ! (EP) (France only; released on "Philips Records")
  • I Don't See Me In Your Eyes Anymore / One Ticket to Loneliness
• 1960
  • "L-O-V-E-V-I-L-L-E" / "Too Much to Understand" (April 25?) - DNC in Billboard country; DNC in Canada; DNC in Cashbox pop; DNC in Cashbox country
  • Honey, Cause I Love You / Just for You (October 31?) - DNC in Billboard country; likely DNC in Canada; likely DNC in Cashbox pop; unknown in Cashbox country
• 1961
  • "Anyway the Wind Blows" / "The Unhappy Girls" (September?)
• 1962
  • Hollywood City / The Fool I Used To Be (April 14?)
  • Sister Twister / Hambone (August 4?)
• 1963
  • Forget Me (Next Time Around) / I've Just Got Back From There (April 6?)
  • For a Little While / Help Me Find My Baby (Decca) (October 12?)
• 1964
  • After Sundown / I Wouldn't Have You (Decca) (February 15?)
  • Help Me Find My Baby / I Wouldn't Have You (UK only) (Brunswick) (April?)
  • Big Bad Blues / Lonely Heart (Carl Perkins with The Nashville Teens) (UK only) (Brunswick) (June 1964)
  • Let My Baby Be / The Monkeyshine (Decca) (December 12?)
• 1966
  • Country Boy's Dream / If I Could Come Back (Dollie Records)
• 1967
  • Shine, Shine, Shine / Almost Love (Dollie Records)
• 1968
  • Lake County Cotton Country / It's You (Spark in UK/Germany; Sonet in Sweden; no US release)
  • Blue Suede Shoes b/w Dixie Fried (London Records) (reissue) (France only)
  • Blue Suede Shoes b/w Matchbox (London Records/London American Records) (reissue) (UK/Spain/Sweden/South Africa only)
  • Country Boy's Dream / Shine, Shine, Shine (London Records/London American Records) (reissue) (Sweden only and possibly also UK)
• 1969
  • C.C. Rider (You're So Bad) / Soul Beat
  • Restless / 11 43 (US, UK, Canada, France, Netherlands, Scandinavia)
• 1970
  • State of Confusion / My Son, My Son (US, Canada, Scandinavia only)
  • Blue Suede Shoes b/w Only You (UK) (reissue) (Sun Records) (October 1970)
  • All Mama's Children / Step Aside (Carl Perkins & NRBQ) (US, UK, Canada, Spain only)
• 1971
  • Me Without You / Red Headed Woman (US, Canada)

The US chart positions prior to "One Night"/"I Got Stung" are pre-Billboard Hot 100, although they used the previous existing Billboard singles chart that got discontinued for the Billboard Hot 100 in 1958.

1960s

Discography

Original albums

• Dance Album (1957)
• Whole Lotta Shakin' (1958)
• Country Boy's Dream (1967)
• Original Golden Hits (1969)
• On Top (Columbia, 1969)
• Carl Perkins' Greatest Hits (1969, re-recordings)
• Boppin' the Blues (1970, with NRBQ)
• My Kind of Country (Mercury, 1973)
• The Carl Perkins Show (1976)
• Mr. Country Rock (Demand, 1977)
• Ol' Blue Suede's Back (1978)
• Country Soul (1979)
• Rock 'N Gospel (1979)
• Cane Creek Glory Church (1979)
• Live at Austin City Limits (1981)
• That Rockin' Guitar Man (1981)
• The Million Dollar Quartet (with Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Johnny Cash) (1981)
• The Survivors (with Jerry Lee Lewis and Johnny Cash) (1982)
• Presenting Carl Perkins (Accord, 1982)
• Every Road (Joker, 1982)
• Goin' Back to Memphis (Joker, 1982)
• Boppin' the New Bleus (1982)
• Born to Boogie (O'Hara Records, 1982)
• This Ole House (1982)
• Presenting (1982)
• The Heart and Soul of Carl Perkins (Allegiance, 1983)
• Disciple in Blue Suede Shoes (1984)
• Gospel (1984)
• Carl Perkins (Dot, 1985)
• Class of '55 (with Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Johnny Cash) (1986)
• Original Sun Greatest Hits (1986)
• Blue Suede Shoes: A Rockabilly Session (1986)
• Up Through the Years 1954–57 (1986)
• Born to Rock (1989)
• 706 Re-Union (with Scotty Moore) (1990)
• Country Boy's Dream – The Dollie Masters (Bear Family, 1991)
• Friends, Family & Legends (1992)
• Carl Perkins & Sons (with Greg Perkins and Stan Perkins) (1993)
• Take Me Back (1993)
• Go Cat Go! (with various guest stars) (1996)
• The Silver Eagle Cross Country: Carl Perkins Live (1997)
• Live at Gilley's (1999)
• Live (2000)
• Back on Top – (Bear Family, 2000; 4 CDs, comprising 1968–1975)

Guest appearances

• Judds: Greatest Hits Volume II (1991)
• Philip Claypool: Perfect World (1999)

Charted albums

Charted singles

Albums:

• Dance Album (1957) (Sun)

later reissued in 1959(?) and then multiple other times by Sun, Pickwick, and Hallmark

• Whole Lotta Shakin' (1958) (Columbia)
• (?) Teen Beat: The Best of Carl Perkins (1959) (label unknown) (?)
• Tennessee (1963) (Charly Records) (compilation)
• Country Boy Dreams (1968) (Dollie Records) (compilation)
• On Top (1969) (Columbia) (studio or compilation) (This and one below might be in wrong order)
• Greatest Hits (1969) (Columbia) (studio album composed primarily of re-recordings of Sun-era hits/songs) (this and one above might be in wrong order)
• Boppin' the Blues (with NRBQ) (1970) (label unknown?)
• Blue Suede Shoes (1970) (Sun) (Compilation LP)
• 1970 - Boppin' the Blues (label?) (reissued by Sony) (With NRBQ)
• 1973 - My Kind of Country (Rebound Records?) (?)
• 1977 - From Jackson, Tennessee (Lake County Records?) (?)
• 1978 - Ol' Blue Suede's Back (Sanctuary/Castle Music Ltd) (?)
• 1979 - Cane Creek Glory Church (Good Time Records?)
• 1979 - Country Soul (Chicago Music Co./Chicago Records Dist.) (?)

+ additional studio albums through 1996-ish; live and additional compilation albums through 2023

Comets members (1947/1949/1952-1981), plus some sporadic reunions(?)

Original Comets tenure, 1952–1981

• Bill Haley - vocals, rhythm guitar (September 1952–1977, 1979-1981); occasional lead guitar (September 1952–1955) (died 1981)
• Franny Beecher - lead guitar (August 1955–1960, 1961–1962; session musician, August 1954-August 1955)
• Johnny Kay - lead guitar (1960–1966, 1972–July 1974)
• Bill Turner - lead guitar (July 1974–December 1976)^[36]
• Nick Masters - lead guitar (1970s)^[37]

• Billy Williamson - steel (Hawaiian) guitar (1952–1963)
• Nick Nastos - pedal steel guitar (1964–1965, 1968–1974)
• Fritz Riddell - pedal steel guitar (1966–1968)

• Johnny Grande - piano, accordion (September 1952 – early 1963; died 2006)
• Joey Welz - piano (early 1963–1966)

• Marshall Lytle - double bass (1952–September 1955; died 2014)
• Al Rex - double bass (September 1955–1958; died 2020)^[38]
• Al Pompilli (1958)
• Al Rappa - bass (1959–1966; died 2021)^[39]
• Louis Torres (1967–1968)
• Ray Cawley - bass (1969–1974)^[37]
• Dave "Chico" Ryan - electric bass (1979)

• Earl Famous - drums (September 1952 – March 1954)
• Dick Richards - drums (March 1954 – September 1955; died 2019)^[40][41][42]
• Don Raymond - drums (September 1955 – November 1955)
• Ralph Jones - drums (November 1955–1960; died 2000)
• John Lane - drums (1965–1968; died 2007)^[43]
• Buddy Dee - drums (1970–July 1974)^[37]

• Joey Ambrose - tenor saxophone (early 1954 – September 1955; died 2021)^[44]
• Rudy Pompilli - tenor saxophone (September 1955–1960, 1962–1976; died 1976)
• Al Dean - tenor saxophone (1960–1961)
• Pete Thomas - saxophone (1979)

Various Comets spinoff groups:

• 1. The Jodimars (1955-19??)
• 2. The Kingsmen (c. 1958)
• 3. Joey Welz's "Bill Haley's Comets" (1970s and/or 1980s)
• 4. Joey Rand's "Bill Haley's Comets" (1970s and/or 1980s)
• 5. The Comets/Bill Haley's Original Comets/A Tribute to Bill Haley/The Original Band/The 1954-55 Comets (1987-c. 2018)
• 6. John Lane's "Bill Haley's Comets" (1980s?-present)
• 7. Al Rappa's "Bill Haley's Comets" (1980s?-no later than 2021)
• 8. Bill Haley & The New Comets (German band; 1980s-present; somewhat sanctioned by 1954-55 band)
• 9. Bill Haley, Jr. & The Comets (led by Bill Haley's son, Bill Jr.; 2011-present)

References

Further reading

• Whitburn, Joel (2008). Hot Country Songs 1944 to 2008. Record Research, Inc. ISBN 978-0-89820-177-2.

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