CARTHY, RON.

 Trumpet.
Session for Freddie King, 1974-75.

CARTMELL, TOM.

 Flute, saxaphone.
Session for Bob Seger, 1973-75.

CARTON, DAVE.

 Guitar, vocals.
Member of the Saw Doctors, 1979-.

CARTWRlGHT, ALAN.

 Born 10th October 1945.
Bass.
Member of Procol Harum, 1971-75.

CARTWRIGHT, ERIC.

 Bass.
Member of Foghat, 1981-84.

CARTWRIGHT, ERIK.

 Guitar, vocals.
Member of Tears, 1979.

CARTWRlGHT, JOHN.

 Bass.
Member of the Jess Roden Band, 1975.

CARTWRIGHT, MICHAEL "ROOT".

 Guitar, mandolin.
Member of Principle Edward's Magic Theatre, 1968-74.

CARTWRIGHT, PIP.

 Trombone.
Member of The Higsons, 1982.

CARVER, SIEGFRIED.

 Sitar, viola, violin. Member of Pavlov's Dog, 1975.

CARVIN, MICHAEL.

 Drums.
Session for Martin Mull, 1977.

CASADY, JACK.

 Born 13th April 1944 in Washington, D.C.
Bass.
Member of the Jefferson Airplane, 1965-; Hot Tuna, 1970-.
Session for David Crosby, 1971.

CASALE, BOB.

 Guitar.
Member of Devo, 1978-.

CASALE, GERALD.

 Bass, vocals.
Member of Devo, 1978-.

CASANOVA, RICH.

 Fiddle.
Member of the Moonlighters, 1977.

CASAVANI, DANNY.

 Guitar.
Member of Graham Shaw And The Sincere Serenaders, 1980.

CASCELLA, JOHN.

 Keyboards, saxaphone, vocals.
Member of Limousine, 1972; the Faith Band, 1977.

CASE.

 Marc Adams - bass; Robert Brook - guitar; Derwent - drums, vocals; Mick Donnelly - saxaphone; Matthew Newman - vocals.

CASE, DAVID.

 Keyboards.
Member of the James Montgomery Band, 1976.

CASE, ED.

 Drums, vocals.
Member of 999, 1978-80.
Session for John Foxx, 1983.

CASE, PETER.

 Guitar, vocals.
Member of The Plimsouls, 1980.

CASEY, AL.

 Guitar, piano.
Session for Duane Eddy's Rebels, 1958-61.

CASEY, CORKEY.

 Guitar.
Session for Duane Eddy's Rebels, 1958-61.

CASEY, HOWlE.

 Saxaphone.
Member of Ox, 1975.
Session for John Entwhistle, 1972; Mike Vernon; Wings, 1976; Paice, Ashton, Lord, 1977.

CASEY, JAYNE.

 Vocals.
Member of Big In Japan, 1979; Pink Military, 1979-80.

CASEY, MARTIN.

 Bass.
Member of The Triffids, 1984.

CASH, ALAN.

 Drums, percussion.
Member of B-Movie, 1984.

CASH, BLIND LORENZE HOSS.

 Vocals.
Member of Sink, 1988.

CASH, FRED.

 Born 8th October 1940 in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Vocals.
Member of The Roosters; The Impressions, 1961-.

CASH, JOHNNY.

 Born 26th February 1932 in Dyess, Arkansas.
Guitar, vocals.
Cash grew up in a strict Baptist share-cropping family before getting work in Detroit. Did his national service in the Air Force in Germany where he learnt to play guitar and started writing songs. On his discharge, he married and moved to Memphis where he got a job as a salesman in an electric store and started a course for radio announcers.
In 1955, he signed to Sun Records. Initial recordings sold well but it took until 1958 to hit stardom with the million-selling "I Walk The Line". Later that year he moved to California and work in the movies. He also left Sun and moved to Columbia.
Success brought its own problems, Cash became moody and depressive. He left his family in California and moved to New York where he sank into amphetamine addiction. At the peak of his success, in 1963, he was arrested crossing the Mexican border with a case full of uppers. A car crash followed and then a drug overdose and the inevitable divorce.
His career, and possibly his life, were saved by June Carter (of the famous Carter family), writer of "Ring Of Fire" his biggest hit. With her help, he gave up drink and drugs. The two started working together and, in 1967, they married. He came to the attention of the rock audience when he appeared on Bob Dylan's "Nashville Skyline" album in 1969 although he was well established in the main stream with his own show on ABC-TV (on which Dylan also guested).

CASH, NICK (d).

 Drums.
Member of Pragvec, 1978; The Lines, 1980.

CASH, NICK (g).

 Guitar, vocals.
Member of 999, 1978-.

CASH, STEVE.

 Harpsichord, percussion, vocals.
Member of the Ozark Mountain Daredevils, 1973-1975.