THE JET SET

 

The Jet Set with this lineup (pictured above) were the house band at the Bexley North Hotel from around 1965 to 1967. They recorded one album 'On Your Mark...Jet Set, Go-Go' for CBS in 1967 produced by Sven Libaek. The band appeared on many Sydney TV shows and concerts. Teina Millar left the band after the album was released to go solo and was replaced by Helene Johnson. After they disbanded guitarist Noel Quinlan went on to compose scores for over 40 films and documentaries, including the groundbreaking Australian feature, The Man From Hong Kong starring George Lazenby. Their album was re-released by Spanish label A Shot Of Rhythm & Blues in 2002. Alan Gilbert and Dave Taylor have since died.

Members

Billy Hucker (keyboards), Alan Gilbert (drums), Dave Taylor (bass), Noel Quinlan (guitar/vocals), 

Teina Millar (vocals), Helene Johnson (vocals)

SINGLES

''What Did The Man Say? / One Mint Julep 1966 CBS
''Now I Love You / On The Outside Looking In'' 1966 CBS
''Sooner Or Later / Let's Build A World Of Our Own'' 1967 CBS
''Bill Bailey / Allright OK You Win [Featuring Teina Millar] 1967 CBS
''There I've Said It Again / Red Sails In The Sunset [Featuring Teina Millar] 1967 CBS

ALBUMS

'On Your Mark… Jet Set, Go-Go' 1967 CBS