Dutch Band Alquin Released Four Studio Albums in the Early to Mid-"70s, Initially Playing Progrock Influenced by Pink Floyd and Roxy Music. However, by 1975"s "Nobody Can Wait Forever" (The Only Alquin Album Released in the U.s.), The Band Turned to a More Varied Style Encompassing Blues and Hard Rock. The Original Group Comprised Guitarist/Vocalist Ferdinand Bakker, Vocalist Job Tarenskeen, Bassist Hein Mars, Drummer Paul Weststrate, and Horn Player Ronald Ottenhoff; Michel Van Dyke Joined the Band as Lead Vocalist in 1975. With their Studio Album " Blue Planet" the Dutch Sympho-rock Legends Alquin Are Back.