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| Geddy Lee | Bass, Vocals, Keyboards (1968-present) |
| See also: ex-Geddy Lee, ex-The Big Dirty Band | |
| Alex Lifeson | Guitars (1968-present) |
| See also: ex-Victor, ex-The Big Dirty Band | |
| Neil Peart | Drums (1974-present) |
| Past | |
| Jeff Jones | Bass (1968) |
| See also: Red Rider, ex-Ocean, ex-Stingaree | |
| John Rutsey (R.I.P. 2008) | Drums (1968-1973, 1974) |
| Joe Perna | Bass (1969) |
| Lindy Young | Guitars (1969) |
| Mitch Bossi | Guitars (1971) |
| Jerry Fielding | Drums (1973) |
| Geddy Lee | Bass, Vocals, Keyboards (1968-present) |
| See also: ex-Geddy Lee, ex-The Big Dirty Band | |
| Alex Lifeson | Guitars (1968-present) |
| See also: ex-Victor, ex-The Big Dirty Band | |
| Neil Peart | Drums (1974-present) |
| Jeff Jones | Bass (1968) |
| See also: Red Rider, ex-Ocean, ex-Stingaree | |
| John Rutsey (R.I.P. 2008) | Drums (1968-1973, 1974) |
| Joe Perna | Bass (1969) |
| Lindy Young | Guitars (1969) |
| Mitch Bossi | Guitars (1971) |
| Jerry Fielding | Drums (1973) |
| Added by: Esoteric | Modified by: inaholereviews |
| Added on: 2002-08-03 09:44:35 | Last modified on: 2013-05-08 01:58:09 |
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Though Rush's self-titled release became Canada's best selling debut album, it wasn't until their 1976 fourth album, 2112, that they truly found widespread success. Their first international single was "Closer to the Heart" off their 1977 release A Farewell to Kings.
The band has had their current lineup since their ...