Music
Award Name:
Music
Criteria:
1960
Allen James
1969 Mus.B Victoria University. Won a scholarship to Brussels Conservatoire of music(Arts College), and won the title of Laurent de Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles. Played the piano, organ, harmonium and harpsichord. The Mons Conservatoire have named a room after Allen to recognize his contribution.
1960
Graeme Pidgeon
Bald Eagles
1961
Bruce Sutton
Bald Eagles
1961
Bruce Lynch
Instrumentalist-
TVNZ Shows “Lets Go” & “C’mon”
Cat Stevens, and Kate Bush
NZ Music Awards- Producer of the Year
1981 (Dave McArtney and the Pink Flamingos) &
1986 (Peking Man)
1961
Neil Cleaver
Washed Out Willie
1985 Album: “Skidmarks on the Soul”
1963
Charlie Winter
Bald Eagles, Julius West, C W Conspiracy
1963
Wayne Morris
Band: Gumboot Tango
2012 CD: "Gumboot Tango"
Band: Te Kohikohinga (TKK)
2013 Single “Whakataka Te Hau”
1964
Ray Keenan
Soul Agents
1964
Keith Fitzpatrick
Julius West
New Plymouth-based Julius West, formed in 1967 from two school bands (The Soul Agents and The Afterthought), was a drawcard in Taranaki until disbanding in 1969. With a progressive soul, rock and blues-focused repertoire, Julius West was the first in the region to include music from then new-to-the-world Jimi Hendrix, John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, and Cream, intermixed with Detroit R&B, and a range of trending heavier sounds from the likes of Deep Purple and Steppenwolf. The band also retained crowd-favourite elements of its earlier playlists (Beatles, Bee Gees, Spencer Davis, Rolling Stones, and CCR). Julius West played occasionally in Wellington and backed visiting artists including Larry Morris and the Chicks. Following some early line-up changes band members were Max McLeod (vocals), Wayne Cavaney (guitar), Charlie Winter (keyboards), Keith FitzPatrick (bass) and Grant Houston (drums). Following disbanding, individual members cut a four-track, regrettably low-quality, EP at a local recording studio.
(Written by Keith FitzPatrick)
1964
Wayne Cavaney
Julius West & Crosswinds
1964
Jeff Cleaver
Julius West & Soul Agents
1965
Alan Muggeridge
Gumboot Tango
1966
Ross Halliday
Crosswinds & Out To Brunch
1966
Alan Smith
Crosswinds
Once Bitten 1983 winner “Battle of the Bands”
The Clues
1967
Stephen Muggeridge
Gumboot Tango
1968
Garry Childs
Crosswinds
1969
John (Choc) Eriwata
Crosswinds
Once Bitten 1983 winner “Battle of the Bands”
1969
Philip Bowering
1980 CD: “Elephunk in my Soup”
Album: “Psychedelia Grooves”
1973
Trevor Shaskey
C W Conspiracy
1977
Grant Campbell
Kount Five Plus Two (1979-1983)
Latitude Blues Band
1978
Anna Brown
The Zeros & Frantic Fossils
1979
Scott Pearson
Elemeno (Drummer & Vocals)
2006 “Best group” N.Z. Music Awards
2003 “Love & Disrespect”
2005 “Trouble In Paradise”
2008 “Elemeno P”
1984
Mary Amor
2015 CD: “Beautiful Love Songs”
1987
Nigel Brand
Horror Story
1989
Nathan Waipouri
Dark Water(Guitarist & vocals)
2010 EP
2012 Album: “Only When It Does It Will”
1991
Victoria Girling-Butcher
Lucid 3 & Dave Dobbin (Guitarist & Vocalist”
2004 NZ TV Music Awards-
“Best Independent Video Award”
1991
Morgana Watson
Te Kohikohinga
2013 Single “Whakataka Te Hau”
1993
Tobias Wright
Out To Brunch (Bass guitar)
2001
Sylvester Stone
Rival State 2012 Album “Apollo Me”
Little Band 2014 Album
2001
Johannes Einarsson
Rival State 2012 Album “Apollo Me”
2001
Stefan Einarsson
Rival State 2012 Album “Apollo Me”
2002
Valdimar Einarsson
Rival State 2012 Album “Apollo Me”
2003
Karl Raubenheimer
The Blistered Fingers
2003
Jimmy Hick
The Blistered Fingers
2005
Nimal Fernando
Rival State 2012 Album “Apollo Me”
2010
Waru Waiwiri-Hetet
The Blistered Fingers
2007
Lavinia Winter
Duo & Vocalist with Charlie Winter
2007
Declan Doherty-Ramsay
Lucid Effect (Singer-songwriter)
2009
Waikaia Tamehana
Te Kohikohinga
2013 Single “Whakataka Te Hau”
2011
Simeon Crean
Rap name; Ezy Lyric
2019: Debut album:- "Dontforget"
2012
Abby Christodoulou
Duo: "Mae Valley" (2015-2017)
2015: Top 13- "The X Factor New Zealand"
Singles: “Brightside” and “Glitter”
2016 EP “Mae Valley”
2017 Video “Turns Out”
Soloist:
2019 Single "Body Language"
2023 Single: "Note To Self"
Video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWnl9+CroRK
2018
Sian Fenwick
Hungry Violets
2018 1st place Taranaki Rockquest Regional
Winner MAINZ Musicianship
