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Pete Quaife

British musician
Also known as: Peter Alexander Greenlaw Quaife
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  • Ray Davies
    Ray Davies
    / Early life

    …Ray Davies Quartet with friend Pete Quaife and Quaife’s friend John Start. After a performance at a school dance went well, the band moved on to playing in local pubs. Their classmate Rod Stewart briefly sang lead vocals in their band before starting his own.

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    …Ray Davies Quartet with friend Pete Quaife and Quaife’s friend John Start. After a performance at a school dance went well, the band moved on to playing in local pubs. Their classmate Rod Stewart briefly sang lead vocals in their band before starting his own.

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  • the Kinks
    the Kinks

    February 3, 1947, London), Peter Quaife (b. December 31, 1943, Tavistock, Devonshire—d. June 23, 2010, Herlev, Denmark), and Mick Avory (b. February 15, 1944, London).

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    February 3, 1947, London), Peter Quaife (b. December 31, 1943, Tavistock, Devonshire—d. June 23, 2010, Herlev, Denmark), and Mick Avory (b. February 15, 1944, London).

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