Ramones

The Ramones were an American punk rock band formed in 1974, considered a forerunner of the style and one of the most influential bands in rock history.

Members

Joey Ramone - vocals (1974-1996): He died from a lymphatic cancer on April 15, 2001 in New York. Had the disease for years, but, with his weakened immune system due to a minor accident, the evil worse.
Dee Dee Ramone - bass (1974-1989): He was found dead at his home in Hollywood on June 5, 2002, due to an overdose of heroin.
Johnny Ramone - guitar (1974-1996): He died as a result of prostate cancer on September 15, 2004 in Los Angeles. He fought the disease since 1999.
Elvis Ramone - drums (1987-1987): He has performed with the band on two occasions: August 28, 1987, in Providence, Rhode Island, and August 29, 1987.
Marky Ramone - drums (1978-1983, 1987-1996): In 1983, Marky was forced to leave the band because of problems with alcohol. In 1987 he returned to take his place on drums after being recovered from alcoholism.
CJ Ramone - bass (1989-1996): Replaced Dee Dee Ramone September 1989 to 1996
Tommy Ramone - drums (1974-1978): After recording the third album Tommy left the battery and turned the band's producer.
Richie Ramone - drums (1983-1987): Replaced Marky Ramone on drums. He left the band because I wanted to get married and claiming not receive profits from sales of shirts and not support the authoritarianism of Johnny Ramone.

Discography

Ramones in 26th place.
Ramones (May 1976)
Leave Home (January 1977)
Rocket to Russia (November 1977)
Road to Ruin (September 1978)
End of the Century (January 1980)
Pleasant Dreams (July 1981)
Subterranean Jungle (February 1983)
Too Tough to Die (October 1984)
Animal Boy (May 1986)
Halfway to Sanity (September 1987)
Brain Drain (May 1989)
Mondo Bizarro (September 1992)
Acid Eaters (December 1993)
Adios Amigos (July 1995)