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- These days Grindlay is one of New Zealand's most sought after jingle writers, but in the late 60's he was the singer with the 'enfants terrible' of the kiwi music scene.
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Feb 28, 2020 · He also has fond memories of two extended Travellin' On Europa advertisements, which saw him filming across New Zealand with bluesman Midge Marsden and model Brigette Berger. The second ad featured Grindlay singing alongside legendary American guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan.
Jul 21, 2015 · The 1977 soundtrack to the New Zealand feature Sleeping Dogs, directed by Roger Donaldson. It featured three Murray Grindlay tracks as well as his songs being performed by other singers.
Composer, musician and singer Murray Grindlay has been called the "jingles king" of New Zealand, having created some of the most beloved songs in Kiwi commercials — from the Crunchie Train Robbery ad to the iconic Mainland cheese orchestral score.
Oct 15, 2018 · Murray Grindlay “55 dollars a week digging holes for trees for the Auckland Council,” sings Murray Grindlay . Trouble is, the wages barely pay his rent nor do they keep him in alcohol.
Since first winning infamy as lead singer of 60s blues band The Underdogs, Murray Grindlay has applied his musical talents composing for movies and television (Once Were Warriors, Greenstone), producing (hit single 'Sailing Away', Goldenhorse album Out of the Moon) — and as a prolific and versatile writer of advertising jingles (the classic ...
Mar 12, 2014 · The 1977 soundtrack to the New Zealand feature film Sleeping Dogs, directed by Roger Donaldson. It featured three Murray Grindlay tracks as well as his songs being performed by other singers.
Jun 17, 2000 · These days Grindlay is one of New Zealand's most sought after jingle writers, but in the late 60's he was the singer with the 'enfants terrible' of the kiwi music scene. 'The Underdogs' boasted a reputation as the grubbiest band of the 60's.
