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The late producer, musician and songwriter Ian Morris was a 20-year-old sound engineer at Auckland's Stebbing Studios in 1976 and 1977 when Murray Grindlay recorded his only solo album (under his own name). These were his memories of the sessions, taken from his site.
Jul 21, 2015 · The Underdogs, September 1967: Tony Walton, Neil Edwards, Murray Grindlay and Lou Rawnsley. The 1983 Monte Vidéo album (the & The Cassettes was dropped for this release), regarded by Murray Grindlay as some of his best work. It was released in the US by Geffen Records.
Murray Grindlay. Profile: 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.
Explore Murray Grindlay's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Murray Grindlay on AllMusic.
Grindlay had already released recordings with The Soul Agents, The Underdogs and Cruise Lane, toured New Zealand with The Underdogs and tried his luck in Australia, but that early morning in the emergency department at Auckland Hospital, he decided it was
Grindlay began in 1977 by joining David Calder and Mathew Brown on the score for breakthrough New Zealand movie Sleeping Dogs. Grindlay concentrated on songs, composing six, often country-tinged tunes — including singing duties on opener 'Don't Look Back'.
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