The Tremeloes are a British rock and pop band that were formed in Essex, England in 1958. The original members of the band were Brian Poole (vocals), Graham Scott (guitar), Alan Blakely (keyboards), Alan Howard (bass) and Dave Munden (drums).

The band first gained fame in the early 1960s with a string of hits, including "Twist and Shout," "Do You Love Me," and "Someone, Someone." In 1966, Brian Poole left the band to pursue a solo career, and the remaining members of the band continued on as The Tremeloes.

During the late 1960s, The Tremeloes had several more hits, including "Here Comes My Baby" (written by Cat Stevens), "Even the Bad Times Are Good," and "Silence Is Golden," which was their biggest hit, reaching number 1 in the UK and number 11 in the US. The band continued to record and perform throughout the 1970s and 1980s, although with less commercial success than in their early years.

Over the years, The Tremeloes have undergone several lineup changes, but the most notable members have always been Dave Munden (drums) and Rick Westwood (guitar). The band's style evolved over time from early rock and roll to pop, and they have been credited with influencing many other artists in the genre.

In recent years, The Tremeloes have continued to perform and tour, and their music remains popular with fans of 1960s and 1970s pop and rock.

• Brian Poole - guitar/vocals - b. November 3, 1941, Barking, Essex, England.
• Alan Blakely - drums - b. April 1, 1942; d. 1995; d. June 10, 1996.
• Alan Howard - sax
• Graham Scott - guitar

• Brian Poole - vocals
• Alan Blakely - guitar
• Alan Howard - bass
• Graham Scott - guitar
• Dave Munden - drums - b. November 2, 1943, Dagenham, Essex, England.

• Brian Poole - vocals
• Alan Blakely - guitar
• Alan Howard - bass
• Dave Munden - drums
• Richard Westwood (aka, Rick West) - guitar - b. May 7, 1943, Dagenham, Essex, England - formerly with Joe and The Teens, and Tony Rivers and The Castaways.

1. "Big Hits of 1962" (1963)
2. "Twist and Shout" (1963)
3. "It's About Time" (1965)

• Alan Blakely - guitar
• Dave Munden - drums
• Richard Westwood (aka, Rick West) - guitar
• Len "Chip" Hawkes - bass - b. November 2, 1946.

1. "Here Comes My Baby" (1967) - Single: "Silence is Golden"
2. "Even the Bad Times Are Good" (1967)
3. "Suddenly You Love Me" (1967)
4. "58/68 World Explosion" (1968)
5. "Shiner" (1974)

• Alan Blakely - guitar
• Dave Munden - drums
• Richard Westwood (aka, Rick West) - guitar

• Dave Munden - drums
• Richard Westwood (aka, Rick West) - guitar

• Dave Munden - drums/vocals
• Richard Westwood (aka, Rick West) - guitar
• Joe Gillingham - keyboards/vocals - b. Bournemouth - formerly with Spencer Mac and country-rock band Mojo Hannah.
• Davey Freyer - bass/vocals - formerly with You, Voyager, Irish folk group Waterfall, Cushion, and Sabotage.

1. "Do You Love Me" (1991)
2. "The Best of The Tremeloes" (1992)
3. "Very Best" (2-CD box set) (1997)

• The Tremeloes