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Was on the sound track for Westside, great Kiwi band and show. Brought back some memories.
Quincy Conserve - Aire Of Good Feeling mp3 download
- Artist: Quincy Conserve
- Song: Aire Of Good Feeling
- Genre: Rock
- Length: 04:18
- Size: 10.1MB
- Bitrate: 320Kbps
- Date: 2019-06-12
- Upload by: Kirill
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Comments
Alisha Walker
Used to see these guys on TV back then, black and white... I think. Caught them at the Lion Tavern on Molesworth Street back in 1975....I think. The pub was opposite the Shamrock.... I think.
Dips Sahota
This song always puts me in a good mood. I love these guys!
msxchaoticxred
This was on the TV2 adverts back in 2006!
Marcela Beltran
I being a Combo Jazz Rock Band fan from the late 1960s on with the US Bands as Blood, Sweat & Tears, Chicago [Transit Authority], CCS, Collective Callosum, Mandril, Gas Marsk, etc & etc Quincy Conserve is up there in the top five.
Nurgul Os
memories of the down town
Ramil Quijano
I cry when I hear this song.
Alicja Sadowska
Awesome i grew up with this music, a great find originating from facebook
Andrei Rubchenia
Great memories from the Quay
Max Q
The Kiwi version of bs&t, and bloody good with it. These guys were terrific!!
Oby TheGrassHopper
Remember Peter the big Samoan Bouncer
Andrea Casoli
These guys were so tight and polished... I never realized until just now that Bruno Lawrence was a member... classic and great memories
coqed1
Classic Kiwi music from a golden period. More you listen to this song the more you realise it could only have been written and performed by Kiwis
Super Potato
This takes me right back to the late sixties at the Downtown Club. What a fabulous sound these guys made, especially the lead vocalist, Malcolm Hayman. How tragic that he died at such a young age, only 48. What a loss to the NZ music scene.