Winnipeg Vol 1

The Fifth:
Ron Schmidt: vocals
Jim Grabowski: keyboards
Melvyn C. Ksionzek: lead guitar/bass
Barry Zabiak: drums
Richard Gwizdak: bass
Doug Love: lead guitar
Craig Hamblin: drums (replaced Zabiak)
Kurt Winter: guitar
Ralph Watts: guitar (replaced Winter)
Ron Rene: vocals (replaced Schmidt)
Vance Master: drums (replaced Hamblin)
George Belanger: vocals (replaced Rene)
Brian Sellar: bass (replaced Ksionzek)
Al Johnson: drums (replaced Master)

The Triad:
Written by Bill Franze
Produced by L. Saifer for Sabalora Productions

The Cruel War:
Geoff Martin: tambourine, vocals
Phil O'Connell: lead guitar
John MacInnes: rhythm guitar
Larry Mahler: bass
Kenny Richard: drums
Aileen Murphy: vocals
Kathleen Murphy: vocals
Maureen Murphy: vocals
Arranged and conducted by Bob McMullin
Produced by Bob Burns

Electric Jug & Blues Band:
Blair Wheaton
Bruce Decker
Dennis Faraci
Don MacGillivray
Grant Boden
Ray Lovell

Gettysbyrg Address:
Mike Hanford: vocals
Orest Andrews: vocals
Kurt Winter: guitar
Bill Wallace: bass
Craig Hamblin: drums
Hermann Fruhm: keyboards

Blakewood Castle:
Lonnie Pannell: lead vocals
Derrik Blake (Deverons): guitar
Ken Jenkins: bass
John Gatch: drums
Aileen Murphy: backing vocals
Kathleen Murphy: backing vocals
Maureen Murphy: backing vocals

Written by Derrik Blake
Produced by Ron Paley

The Mongrels:
Alan Schick: lead vocals
Duncan Wilson: lead guitar, vocals
Garth Nosworthy: bass
Larry Rasmussen: drums

Produced by Bob McMullin
Written Alan Schick and Duncan Wilson

Good Fortune:
Barry Erickson: vocals
Terry Loeb: guitar
Randy Hanker: bass
Orest Andrews: drums
Doug Dodd: organ

Produced by Bob Burns (original manager of Guess Who)

Chopping Block:
Fred Peterson" lead vocals
Dwayne Rude: vocals, flute
Jim Turner: lead guitar
John Hanna: bass
Al Johnson: drums
Paul Stewart: keyboards

Written by Jim Turner
Produced by John Hildebrand