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Malcolm Green (76-81) The Basics

At one concert, they brought Rayner's auntie on stage to perform an impromptu tap dance during one of the songs and this was a great success, but they realised that they couldn't really take her on tour with them, so it Crombie's spoon playing routine was substituted and soon became an essential part of each show. Ted Leo and the Pharmacists Augie March During songs such as “I See Red”, there are red lights that appropriately flash to the chorus of the song. Paul Kelly & Neil Finn It was around this time that their group altered its name to the punningly patriotic Split Enz. Fleetwood Mac True Colours was a huge commercial success and went on to sell over 250,000 copies in Australasia. 3000tapes

The album was produced by rising English producer/engineer Hugh Padgham.

The group toured extensively behind True Colours before returning to the studio in 1981.

The guitars are also played in a very jangly manner creating an upbeat feel to the song, and are often run through chorus pedals to get that classic shimmering sound. Harry Belafonte Woody_B_Myst Following Split Enz' support slot on Roxy Music's first Australian tour, Roxy guitarist Phil Manzanera offered to produce their second album. One-off reunions took place subsequently, with the band reuniting in 1993 for its twentieth anniversary tour and once more for a tour in 2006. In late 1972, university friends Tim Finn and Phil Judd founded a largely acoustic band called Split Ends in Auckland, New Zealand.

Jack Clement One-off reunions took place subsequently, with the band reuniting in 1993 for its twentieth anniversary tour and once more for a tour in 2006.

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the_drdave Many of the other Luton songs were never re-recorded, and were left as demos, although some eventually surfaced on A&M's American version of Frenzy, released in North America in 1981).

Although this first television appearance was not recorded by TVNZ, the Finn family still have the shaky, silent 8mm b/w home movie footage they shot directly off the TV screen and a portion of that was later included in the Split Enz documentary Spellbound.