Original members: Maurice Tony Gray, Willie “Butch” Johnson, Robert “Earl” Johnson and Charles “Chuck” Guy; then [a= Tony Hester], later replaced by Eddie Anderson

*[l=Revilot Records] re-used the group's name for three releases recorded by various people (1967-69); Eddie Anderson sings lead vocals on "Never Alone" and Leon Ware sings lead vocals "Love’s Creeping Up On Me".

**[l=Groove City Records (2)] also used the group's name for one release recorded by Clyde Wilson a.k.a. Steve Mancha (1968).

In 1969, [a=Jack Holland (2)] and [a=Jimmy Holland (3)] (former members of the Four Hollidays with two "L") formed a band called the New Holidays with Maurice Wise and ex-The Contours Joe Billingslea (later replaced by Sylvester Potts) and launched their own label: [l=Marathon Records (3)].