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Tamburlaine

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Tamburlaine
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Internationally and at home in the 1970s, the softer sounds of folk rock and melodic prog swept the airwaves. Singer-songwriters gaining exposure included Shona Laing, John Hanlon, and groups Waves from Auckland, Serenity in Christchurch and Lutha in Dunedin. In the middle of it all was Tamburlaine.

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Published: 22 Jan 2015 Updated: 2 Apr 2019
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Jon Chapman
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Denis Leong - guitar, vocals / Simon Morris - bass, guitar, mandolin, recorder, vocals / Steve Robinson - guitar, vocals / Rob Winch - guitar, vocals / Mark Hansen - drums, vocals

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