West Michigan Mid-Sixties MP3s

This sounds pretty good. My husband was the drummer for The Quests. We still have the records and all the promotional materials: jukebox labels, Top 40 charts, photos from Lookout hill and Monroe Ave, newspaper articles. A year ago, I had their 3 45's digitally remastered and burned on a CD. Our son who is a graphics designer for Allegro Music Corp. designed the CD label and case jacket using all the old memorabilia. It's really cool, now the music will be available when no one has a 45 record player anymore.

This sounds pretty good. My husband was the drummer for The Quests. We still have the records and all the promotional materials: jukebox labels, Top 40 charts, photos from Lookout hill and Monroe Ave, newspaper articles. A year ago, I had their 3 45's digitally remastered and burned on a CD. Our son who is a graphics designer for Allegro Music Corp. designed the CD label and case jacket using all the old memorabilia. It's really cool, now the music will be available when no one has a 45 record player anymore.

Sounds great!!! Is there any way I could get a copy. I have all 3 records, but they're pretty well scratched up from lots of plays.

My brother-in-law was an excellent drummer and has passed his talents onto his son.
Glad you enjoy his music!

Hi Joyce and Neil. Would love to hear from you. Will try to find e-mail to write. The old stuff sounds really interesting. Bob Fritzen psych321@myway.com

Neil shouldn't get all the attention here! It was the lead guitarist (me) that all the girls were after! Ah, for the "good old days" in GR. Let's cut a new record, what do you say? Still have the old drums, Neil? Lyle Hotchkiss

My grandpa is the bass guitar. Also, I love the music he plays.

I LOVE THIS BANDDDD!!!!!! I REALLY WANT A CD!!!

Congrats to my brother, on the recent updated music, and band reunion. Keep playing for a long time, and good luck to all the Quests, young and OLD.