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The Wild Cherries was an Australian rock group that formed in late 1964 playing R&B, which evolved into experimental psychedelic music. The fifth version of the group disbanded in 1972, but several past members reunited for one concert on 26 January 2002. Wild Cherries Mk I 1964-66 John Bastow (vocals, harmonica) Les Gilbert (bass) Geoff Hales (drums) Rob Lovett (guitar, vocals) Malcolm McGee (lead guitar, vocals) Kevin Murphy (drums) Wild Cherries Mk II Keith Barber (drums) Jan. 1967- Oct. 1968 Peter Eddy (bass) 1967 Les Gilbert (organ) Danny Robinson (vocals) Jan. 1967- Oct. 1968 Lobby Loyde (aka Barry Lyde) (lead guitar) John Phillips (bass) Jan. 1967 - Oct. 1968 Wild Cherries Mk III (Oct. - Nov. 1968) Barry Harvey (drums) Lobby Loyde (aka Barry Lyde) (lead guitar) Steve Pristash (bass) Barry Sullivan (rhythm guitar) Matt Taylor (vocals) Wild Cherries Mk IV (Nov. 1968-April 1969) Brian Wilson (lead vocals) Nov. 1968 Tim Piper (guitar) Dec. 1968-Apr. 1969 Steve Pristash (bass) Nov.-Dec. 1968 Barry Sullivan (lead guitar (Nov. 1968), bass (Dec. '68 - Apr. '69) Wild Cherries Mk V (1971-72) Lobby Loyde (guitar) Teddy Toi (bass) Johnny Dick (drums)

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