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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 ...
At the beginning of 1973, they were joined by drummer Div Vercoe, though within a few months, Vercoe, Golding and Howard had all departed, with Finn, Judd and Chunn recruiting Wally Wilkinson on guitar and Chunn's brother Geoff on drums.
Split Enz fue un grupo musical neozelandés, con un estilo que mezclaba rock, vodevil, swing, pop y punk, y con gran éxito en Nueva Zelanda, Canadá y Australia. Fue el primer grupo kiwi (de estética estrambótica, pelos y ropas coloridas, exagerando en sus actuaciones, fotos y conciertos), en darse a conocer en Europa y América.
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16 de ene. de 2018 · Wally Wilkinson — lead guitar. Jonathan Michael Chunn — piano. Emlyn Crowther — drums. Noel Crombie — percussion. David Russell — production. Artist/Album Pages: Herbie Hancock - Man-Child (1975) Man-Child is the fourteenth proper studio album by jazz-funk keyboardist Herbie Hancock, released in... Carpe Diem – En Regardant Passer le Temps (1975)
When Split Enz traveled to England they decided to re-record four of the tracks off Mental Notes. By that time their lead guitarist, Wally Wilkinson, had left the band so they had his replacement, Robert Gillies, cover the guitar parts with his Saxophone.
Wally Wilkinson recorded the guitar harmonics at the end of ' 129', though he admits it wasn’t as easy to play as he’d hoped. His style of sonic flavouring, rather than hard rock guitar, began with this track. Rob Gillies played sax on the record but wasn’t an official member yet. ' 129' refers to Phil and Rob’s room number at O’Rourke hostel.
16 de abr. de 2013 · Arguably the most important New Zealand band of all time, and certainly the most successful, Split Enz redefined the way New Zealand wrote, created and enjoyed music, traversing a path from eclectic folkies to stadium filling superstars in their 14 years.
