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Quincy Conserve: Tasteful

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The only known recorded cover of The Band's "Volcano" (from Cahoots, 1971), was released on the EMI-label in New Zealand in 1973 as the opening track on Quincy Conserve's album Tasteful. The album also includes two tracks written by The Band-engineer Todd Rundgren ("I Saw The Light" and "Slut").

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.

Tracks

  1. Volcano
  2. Move On Up
  3. First
  4. Keep On Pushing (Revised Version)
  5. Live Today
  6. Keep On Playing That Rock And Roll
  7. My Brother Jake
  8. Lulu Belle
  9. I Saw The Light
  10. Lazy Kind Of Day
  11. Ain't Seen Nothing Yet
  12. Slut

Quincy Conserve - Tasteful - 1973 - EMI HSD 1032


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