Success in more than one band

dave peverett tony stevens roger earl - savoy brown - foghat

 

slash -gnr-snakepit-velvet revolver

 

Lu Edmonds- Mekons and Public Image Ltd.

 

Pretty much any jazz cat you can think of. Miles Davis, Bill Evans, Wynton Kelly, Art Blakey...

 

Dave Swarbrick

The Ian Campbell Folk Group - Fairport Convention - Whippersnapper - Band Of Hope - Keith Hancock Band - Swarbs Lazarus

then there are the duets....

& Martin Carthy, & Alistair Hulett, & Simon Nicol, & Jason Wilson,

 

See post #2.

Mark Volman
Howard Kaylan

Both were in the Turtles, Mother's of Invention and were Flo and Eddie.

 

Sorry, I had that person on ignore for some reason.

 

Trevor Horn - Yes & The Buggles!
Neil Finn - Split Enz & Crowded House

 

Peter Frampton

 

The band wasn’t callled Quicksilver yet when Skip was “involved”

 

Bernard Sumner:
Joy Division
New Order
Electronic (well, in the UK anyway)

 

Mark Andes: Spirit, Jo Jo Gunne, Firefall, Heart

 

Did you just copy and paste that from the OP?

 

From Australia

Ross Wilson - Daddy Cool and Mondo Rock
Tex Perkins - The Beasts of Bourbon, The Cruel Sea and Tex, Don and Charlie
Don Walker - Cold Chisel, Tex, Don and Charlie, Catfish
Buzz Bistrup - The Angels, GANG Gajang and The Party Boys
Glenn Shorrock - The Twilights, Axiom and Little River Band
James Reyne - Australian Crawl and Company of Strangers
Daryl Braithwaite - Sherbet and Company of Strangers
Rob Hirst - Midnight Oil and Ghostwriters

 

Not including as a 'guest' musician.

Surely Don Airey must hold the record?

Deep Purple
Rainbow
Michael Schenker Group
Colluseum II

 

Adrian Belew

Zappa
Bowie
Talking Heads
King Crimson
The Bears

John Wetton
Family
King Crimson
Uriah Heep
UK
Asia

 

Hmm.

Aynsley Dunbar:

John Mayall's Bluesbreakers
Jeff Beck Group (briefly)
Mothers of Invention
Journey
Jefferson Starship
Whitesnake

 

Eric Clapton

Yardbirds
John Mayall's Bluesbreakers
Cream
Blind Faith
Derek and the Dominoes

 

All in less than 7 years: 1964-1971: Eric Clapton

Yardbirds
John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers
Cream
Blind Faith
Delaney and Bonnie Band
Plastic Ono Band
Derek And The Dominoes

 

Cozy Powell

Rainbow
Jeff Beck Group
MSG
Whitesnake
Black Sabbath
Malmsteen
Emerson, Lake & Powell
... as one magazine writer once humorously put it, “Any band with a drum kit.”

Think I’ll put Glenn Hughes in there:

Trapeze
Deep Purple
Black Sabbath (Yeah, I know that one is open to interpretation.)
Black County Communion
Hughes/Thrall
HTP

HTP and H/T might be more “cult” successful than big time, but the guy certainly knows how to put his stamp on a project.

Graham Bonnet

Rainbow
Alcatrazz
MSG

 

Dave Navarro

Jane's Addiction
Red Hot Chili Peppers

Only two, but a big two.

 

GLEN SHORROCK - Twilights, Axiom, Little River Band.
BEEB BIRTLES - Zoot, Frieze, Mississipi, Little River Band.
BON SCOTT - Valentines, Fraternity, ACDC.

 

Paul Carrack has lead vocals on legit radio hits that are still played to this day with three bands: Ace, Mike & The Mechanics, and Squeeze. In the U.K., I imagine he has solo hits as well, but in the U.S. alone, "How Long," "The Living Years," and "Tempted" can be heard every day on the radio somewhere. That's impressive.

 

Ronnie Wood

The Birds (UK group)
The Creation
The Jeff Beck Group
The Faces
The Rolling Stones

 

Steve Jordan