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In the early years of Split Enz, they were known as an "adventurous, flamboyant art-rock band" with unique, theatrical live shows. In 1975, the band moved to Australia and recorded their first album Mental Notes, which reached No. 7 in New Zealand and No. 35 in Australia. Shortly after the album's release, Wilkinson departed and Rob Gillies re ...
Wally Wilkinson – lead guitar; Geoff Chunn – drums "The Sweet Talkin' Spoon Song" (1973) The Beginning of the Enz (1979) - three tracks; February–June 1974 (Split Enz from this point on) Tim Finn – lead vocals, piano, tambourine; Mike Chunn – bass, piano; Phil Judd – lead vocals, rhythm guitar, mandolin; Wally Wilkinson ...
He's not as good a mandolin player as Phil Judd, but he has it all over him as a guitarist and he's not the aggressive lead guitarist that Wally Wilkinson is. A very good bass player in Nigel Griggs has replaced another very good bass player in Michael Chunn, while Malcolm Green is the superior drummer to Emlyn Crowther, he replaces.
16 de abr. de 2013 · Wally Wilkinson - guitar. Robert Gillies - sax. Split Enz emerged from the leftfield of the New Zealand music scene in the mid-1970s, but they gradually built a mainstream audience on both sides of the Tasman. Although based in Melbourne and signed to the indie Australian company Mushroom Records for mo.
The greatest New Zealand rock band, they evolved from quirky art rockers into a pop powerhouse thanks to the skills of the brothers Finn. Read Full Biography.
Wally Wilkinson. Lead Guitar . Miles Golding. Violon . Geoff Chunn. Drums . Malcolm Green. Vocals, Guitar . See more. Albums. All Albums Live Compilations Single. Mental Notes Album - 1975 . Second Thoughts Album - 1976 . Dizrythmia Album - 1977 . Frenzy Album - 1979 . True Colours Album - 1980. 15/20. Waiata (Corroboree) ...
