Comments on: Correcting Trans-Tasman Nationality Mistakes

By: edgardevon

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By: Larry

Larry — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 21:11:57 +0000

‘Crowded House. Containing 2 New Zealanders and 1 Australian, the 66% Kiwi band’

Now I’ve only just caught that. Nick Seymour is actually an Aussie, so that makes the original 3-piece CH 33% Kiwi. If we include long-standing keyboard player Eddie Rayner (also in the Enz) in the lineup, that makes 50%. The Crowdies reached their peak of Kiwi content at the time Tim Finn joined – 3 out of 5 makes 60% – and are currently at their lowest, 25%.

By: Larry

Larry — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 16:21:41 +0000

Split Enz weren’t always 100% Kiwi. They had a Pom playing bass (Nigel Griggs) for much of their career, and another on drums (Mal Green) who was replaced by Paul Hester near the end. In fact the Enz didn’t have a Kiwi on the drumstool after 1976!