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Later they were members of Johnny Broome and The Handels, an group, then the Vectormen and, in 1967, , a and band. Archived from 28 August 2004 at the. Retrieved 14 November 2015.

Alan Tarney met Trever Spencer while playing in an Australian group called Johnny Broome and The Handels. Alan Tarney began working as a producer and was largely responsible for masterminding Cliff Richard's chart career in the late 1970s and throughout the 1980s - most notably the I'm No Hero, Wired for Sound and Always Guaranteed albums. While Spencer and Tarney were still members of Quartet, they worked as session musicians for Richard; Tarney joined on bass guitar in 1973 and stayed until 1977.



Alan Tarney met Trever Spencer while playing in an Australian group called Johnny Broome and The Handels. In 1969 Alan and Trevor moved to the UK. Tarney-Spencer Band was an Australian rock band composed of Trevor Spencer and Alan Tarney in the late 1970s. Alan Tarney met Trever Spencer while playing in an Australian group called Johnny Broome and The Handels. In 1969 Alan and Trevor moved to the UK. They formed a band called Quartet, releasing 2 singles on Decca and recording an unreleased album. The two also occasionally played on on numerous sessions for artists including Olivia Newton-John, Chris Squire, Bonnie Tyler, Charlie Dore, New Seekers, The Real Thing and many others. Alan and Trevor began working as a duo in 1975. Their first, self titled album was released in 1976 in the UK only, on the Bradley's label. The album received modest airplay on AOR radio station in the US and reached 174 on Billboard Magazine's album chart. Again, with airplay at AOR radio, the album charted in the US reaching 181. The song charted a second time on Billboard's Hot 100, fairing slightly better that the first time around, reaching 74. Trevor Spencer left the UK and returned to Perth to help start Sh-Boom studios. Recent work with Hank Marvin's 1990's solo albums. Alan Tarney began working as a producer and was largely responsible for masterminding Cliff Richard's chart career in the late 1970s and throughout the 1980s - most notably the I'm No Hero, Wired for Sound and Always Guaranteed albums. However, Tarney's most notable success was with a-ha. Additional production work included sides for Squeeze, Bow Wow Wow, Leo Sayer, Pulp, Thomas Anders, The Hollies, Voice of the Beehive, The Bluebells, Dream Academy and others.

Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. It featured packaging with rounded corners, shaped like an American-style café menu card. Retrieved 1 Solo 2015. The band's second studio album, Three's a Crowd, was released in 1978; it was recorded in London and produced by. Retrieved 14 November 2015. The album received modest airplay on AOR radio station in the US and reached 174 on Billboard Magazine's album chart.