[2] They lived in part of the old Trentham Military Camp and Nesbitt had a large room where he could practice and play music 'without disturbing anyone'.
He also formed a duo with Krissy Klocek called Los Pescadores and they performed Wellington coffee houses, (e.g. Chez Paree, Monde Marie).
He was instrumental in starting and furthering the careers of such well known New Zealand entertainers as Jenny Morris, Dragon and the magician Tim Woon.
[1][6]I need students to answer phones, sell advertising, build bridges, dance naked, arrange deals and have a great time.
[7] In the same year he took a management role with the New Zealand band Mammal and they released the album Beware the Man (1972) with poet Sam Hunt.