Wolves aka QuinceHarmon

[Guest Desy]

This group were very big in the working mens clubs in the South Yorkshire are in the late 60's 70's Change there name when they released a single for the film " On the Buses"

Have recently reformed as reunited I think

Pete, Ross can't remember the others

[docmel]

This group were very big in the working mens clubs in the South Yorkshire are in the late 60's 70's Change there name when they released a single for the film " On the Buses"

Have recently reformed as reunited I think

Pete, Ross can't remember the others

I used to work in a musical instrument shop in the early 70's and remember these guys coming in a regualr basis. Ross was a great guy. Went to see them a few times but between the Wolves and Quince Harmon I think they also called themselves 'New Jersey Turnpike'

[Guest acman]

Hi All, The Wolves were, a great band who regularly filled clubs, they were , Bob Holt, lead vocalist, Pete Jowle, guitar, Ross Grant, bass, Ivor Drawmer, keyboards, the drums was Roger Harrison/Pete Wardlow. As rightly stated went onto form Quinceharmon, then some of the band went onto form New Jersey Turnpike. Think Pete at this time went on to form a duo with someone else.

Again correct in sort of way three of them did get back together a few years ago as Reunion, they were Pete, Ross & Roger.

Sadly Roger has passed away.

Regards,acman.

[RichardB]

Quinceharmon Singles :

Strange Feeling (1971) (DB8772)

Sunshine City/Mr Sun (1972), £10 on eBay - http://www.ebay.co.u...a-/130321861569 (DB 8929)

and

Stubborn As A Mule/Birmingham (January 1972)

also (possibly) "Suddenly The Whole World's Mine"

and, of course :

It's a Great Life on the Buses http://search.4share...fe+On+The+Buses (1971 - "On the Busses, Columbia DB 8798)

Columbia label

[RichardB]

New Jersey Turnpike

[RichardB]

McArthur Park ! YouTube (still don't know how to do YouTube-thingies on here).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrxRUdD5KCA

New Jersey Turnpike