My bad.

Of course, these are two easy ones, given that they're trios.

Then:






Now:






Edit: I'm wrong about both of these. Henry Padovani was the guitarist for The Police before Andy Summers came on board and replaced him shortly thereafter. I'm leaving this post up as an example of how NOT to participate in this kind of thread.

Poor John Rutsey - nobody remembers he was a working man...

I didn't know that.

I don't think they had any changes, though I could be wrong.

as U2 they haven't made any changes as far as I know. But before calling themselves U2 they were The Hype and Edge's older brother was in the band as a second guitarist.

The village of Liverpool that never changed, except at the very beginning! The caterpillars or roaches some buggy name!

I would definitely consider Pete Best and Stu Sutcliffe as having been members of the Beatles. Initially their Liverpool fans were not happy about Best leaving and Ringo Starr joining, until Ringo proved to be a capable drummer. And it was Sutcliffe who was the first to wear the traditional "Beatles" haircut.

Extra bonus if you know what Beatles album cover he contributed to.

Extra extra bonus if you know which Beatle solo album he played on.

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The Doors (1971–1973)

Robby Krieger – guitar, vocals
Ray Manzarek – keyboards, vocals
John Densmore – drums, percussion

*with touring musicians

Jack Conrad – bass guitar
Bobby Ray Henson – rhythm guitar, vocals, percussion