Band, 1967-1975 NZ, Wellington
Rock and Jazz
A.k.a. Warehouse (9)
Founded in Wellington, New Zealand in 1968 by lead guitarist and vocalist Malcolm Hayman, Quincy Conserve were one of the more popular local bands of their era. Their sound progressed more in the direction of jazz-rock, and they had success with audiences at jazz festivals. They split up in 1976.
Richard James Burgess perc, dr *1949 GB | |
Peter Blake key, p | |
Rodger Fox tb | |
Geoff Culverwell tr | |
Raice McLeod dr | |
Bruno Lawrence dr, voc 1941-1995 NZ | |
Rufus Rehu org, p, voc | |
Dave Orams b, voc | |
Malcolm Hayman voc, g | |
Bryan Beauchamp dr | |
Tom Swainson dr, bvoc, perc | |
Frits Stigter b | |
Dennis Mason perc | |
Paul Clayton b, g | |
Graeme Thompson voc, g, b AU | |
Murray Loveridge b | |
Kevin Furey eg | |
Barry Brown-Sharpe tr, alp, th | |
John McCormick ts, fl |
Track list and 30sec audio provided by
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Aire of Good Feeling - Best of | Quincy Conserve | 2008 | Compil. |
The Very Best Of... | Quincy Conserve | 2001 | Compil. |
The Quincy Conserve | Quincy Conserve | 1975 | Album |
Rockin' Chair | Quincy Conserve | 1975 | Single |
Epistolary | Quincy Conserve | 1974 | Single |
Keep On Pushing | Quincy Conserve | 1973 | Single |
Tasteful | Quincy Conserve | 1973 | Single |
Slut | Quincy Conserve | 1973 | Single |
Live | Quincy Conserve, Lutha, Blerta, Desna Sisarich | 1973 | Album |
Epitaph (Quincy Conserve 1967-71) | Quincy Conserve | 1972 | Album |
Somebody, Somewhere Help Me | Quincy Conserve | 1972 | Single |
Roundhouse | Quincy Conserve | 1972 | Single |
Aire Of Good Feeling | Quincy Conserve | 1971 | Single |
Going Back To The Garden | Quincy Conserve | 1971 | Single |
Alright In The City | Quincy Conserve | 1971 | Single |
Ride The Rain | Quincy Conserve | 1970 | Single |
Listen To The Band | Quincy Conserve | 1970 | Album |
Lovin' Look | Quincy Conserve | 1969 | Single |
I'm So Proud | Quincy Conserve | 1968 | Single |