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Greg Wyard

Born and Britain and moving to Montreal when he was 13, Greg Wyard was created into a music family. After completing senior high school, Wyard shifted to Ottawa, carrying out like a sideman, after that solo designer. In 1995, he shaped a trio along with Todd Huckabone and sibling Nick …

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Phil Judd

A founding member and early creative force behind New Zealand’s Divide Enz, Phil Judd quickly became disillusioned using the music industry and dropped from the music group in 1977. After rejoining Divide Enz and departing once again, he spent a short while with two renowned New Zealand punk rings — …

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Miles Golding

Miles Golding is among the couple of classical performers to experienced a significant profession in rock and roll and pop music, having briefly played in the now-defunct but once popular New Zealand-based music group Break up Enz. Golding still sometimes takes on pop and rock and roll fare, but he …

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ALT

ALT is a aspect task (and supergroup of kinds) comprising Andy Light, Liam O Maonlai (Hothouse Bouquets), and Tim Finn (ex-Split Enz) — the name originates from the initial letters of every of their initial brands. In 1993, the three started writing jointly informally in Dublin — among the tracks, …

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Animal Nightlife

This early 80s UK pop/jazz group featured Andy Polaris (vocals), Steve ‘Flid’ Brown (guitar), Steve Shanley (bass), Billy Chapman (saxophone), Declan John Barclay (trumpet) and Mae (bongos). Their initial single, ‘Local Boy (Uptown)’, reached the low regions of the united kingdom pop graphs in 1983, however the pursuing calendar year’s …

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Finn Brothers

Brothers Tim and Neil Finn have already been building music together since their years as a child in Te Awamutu, New Zealand, continuing to international achievement in Divide Enz and Crowded Home. Nevertheless, it wasn’t until past due 1989 that they in fact started writing jointly — a reunion that …

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Talk Talk

Apart from a small number of common threads — chief included in this the plaintive vocals and haunting lyrics of frontman Mark Hollis — there is certainly little to claim that the five studio LPs that define the Talk Talk oeuvre are indeed the task from the same band throughout. …

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Icehouse

Though it has already established varying personnel, Icehouse was essentially a car for the task of Australian Iva Davies. Davies shaped the 1st version from the band beneath the name Blossoms in 1980 and started scoring strikes in Australia using the group’s 1st solitary, “Can’t Help Myself.” (Icehouse was the …

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Split Enz

Best known for his or her early-’80s new influx pop strikes, particularly “I ACQUIRED You,” Break up Enz — after surviving a dizzying selection of picture and personnel adjustments and a complete decade without the recognition beyond their homeland — became the very first New Zealand music group to accomplish …

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Toy Love

Toy Like were a fresh Zealand new influx music group that grew from the country’s 1st punk music group of notice, the Foe. Even though their few recordings had been just about by-the-numbers new influx pop with minutes of inspiration, Gadget Love (and specifically their founding member Chris Knox) became …

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