Years: 50 • Albums: 19 • Managers: 3
Band members: About 50 over the years, including nine guitarists, eight drummers, eight bassists and one lead singer.
New Year's Eve gigs: 45.
Gigs per year these days: 15 to 20.
Biggest paycheck: $20,000 for two nights at the Carlton Celebrity Room in Bloomington, circa 1982.
Biggest album: "Shakedown," on RCA, peaked at No. 99 on the Billboard chart.
Number of harmonicas Hayes takes to gigs: 5 (he owns 30).
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