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CaesarsPalaceDude (talk) 17:27, 19 November 2014 (UTC)
Wesley Trio? edit
David Johnston in "The Music Goes Round My Head" (2010), p.121, quotes correspondence from Groop member Peter McKeddie stating that the original group was The Oxford Trio and was "never called The Wesley Trio". On the face of it, this is worthy of an edit, or is it disputable? I have no way of knowing.
Milesago.com and Ian McFarlane's "Encyclopedia of Australian Rock and Pop" both have Wesley Trio, but that doesn't settle it.