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1. www.audioculture.co.nz › articles › paint-it-blackPaint It, Black: New Zealand Rugby Songs part two

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   Jun 15, 2017 · The man who gave us ‘Give Em A Taste of Kiwi’, Murray Grindlay was commissioned by advertising agency Whybin TBWA, to compose a song to support the All Blacks for the 2003 Rugby World Cup. In just over two hours he came up with the Celtic tinged ‘Haere Ra’ as sung by Fiona McDonald; Murray McNabb played the keyboards.

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2. www.audioculture.co.nz › profile › murray-grindlayMurray Grindlay - Person | AudioCulture

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   Jul 21, 2015 · Murray Grindlay produced the Red Hot Peppers LP Toujours Yours at Stebbing Recording Studio in 1976 although he would later call it a disaster due to his inexperience and not knowing what to do with the band.

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3. www.discogs.com › artist › 270188-Murray-GrindlayMurray Grindlay - Discogs

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   New Zealand musician and producer, who first got his start in the sixties with the legendary Underdogs. He has written and produced hits for others and himself in the decades since, including a Top Ten single in Australasia as Monte Video.

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   Murray Grindlay first rose to prominence as the lead singer of somewhat rebellious 60s blues band The Underdogs. Since then he has written music for movies Sleeping Dogs, Once Were Warriors and Broken English, as well as hundreds of TV commercials, including the classics Dear John and the Great Crunchie Train Robbery.

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   Murray Grindlay first rose to prominence as the lead singer in the 60s blues band The Underdogs. Since then he has written the music for a number of feature films, such as Sleeping Dogs, Once...

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6. www.nzonscreen.com › profile › murray-grindlayMurray Grindlay - NZ On Screen

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   Murray Grindlay grew up in the Scottish town of Stenhousemuir, then relocated to Auckland at age 13. He joined blues group the Soul Agents soon after leaving high school, then won fame as lead singer of legendary r'n'b band The Underdogs.

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   Who is Murray Grindlay?

   • Murray Grindlay grew up in the Scottish town of Stenhousemuir, before relocating to Auckland in his early teens. Grindlay joined blues group the Soul Agents after leaving high school, and while still a teen, won fame as lead singer of legendary r'n'b band The Underdogs (sometimes known as the Underdog Blues Band).

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   What song did Murray Grindlay cover?

   • Cover for Murray Grindlay’s 1980 All Blacks TV campaign ‘Give ‘Em A Taste Of Kiwi', released as a single under the name Black Bolt And The Silver Ferns. The Underdogs - Sitting In The Rain (1967) Theme from Once Were Warriors (1994) - composed by Murray Grindlay and Murray McNabb, performed by Tama Renata

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   What happened to Murray Grindlay?

   • Having a shot glass chucked at his face after a gig in an Auckland bar in the mid-1970s changed Murray Grindlay’s life. In the days following, with stitches in his left cheek, he retired from the live music scene to concentrate on writing jingles.

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   Was Grindlay a John Mayall song?

   • Grindlay took the singer's mike in time for debut single 'See Saw', and The Underdogs' biggest hit ' Sitting in the Rain ', a dreamy take on a John Mayall number: writer David Eggleton has written of the song that "Grindlay wittily subverted the lugubrious lyrics with a droll, deadpan delivery".

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   Did Murray Grindlay write 'Give Em A Taste of Kiwi'?

   • Released as EMI single HR 600, the song only reached No.36 on the national charts but has remained one of our most enduring sporting anthems. Murray Grindlay wrote 'Give Em a Taste of Kiwi' and recorded it as Black Bolt and the Silver Ferns in 1980. Backing him were Neil Edwards, Red McKelvie and Murray McNabb

   Paint It, Black: New Zealand Rugby Songs part two

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   When did Grindlay join the Soul Agents?

   • Grindlay joined blues group the Soul Agents after leaving high school, and while still a teen, won fame as lead singer of legendary r'n'b band The Underdogs (sometimes known as the Underdog Blues Band). The group had already been through the first of many lineup changes before Grindlay joined in 1966.

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8. www.discogs.com › release › 24956419-Various-OnceOnce Were Warriors (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (1994 ...

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   View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1994 CD release of "Once Were Warriors (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)" on Discogs.