Greg Foster John Conley Adrian Cunningham Rodney Ford Matt Baker
Past members
Len Barnard Tom Hare Chris Qua Roger Frampton
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GalapagosDuck appears in the pages of many jazz history books and has received awards both in Australia and overseas.
GalapagosDuck has toured extensively throughout the world including England, Germany, France, Switzerland, Belgium, India, Sri Lanka, China, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Laos, Vietnam, New Zealand and the USA.
All are respected performers and music writers who in combination are able to maintain the Duck`s unique flavour, versatility and wide popular appeal which has always been the hallmark of the group.