Great Kiwi Songs

100 Great New Zealand Songs from 1960 to 1990

Macnaughtan’s Discography of NZ Music 1960-1990

Bruce Sergent’s NZ Music of the 60s, 70s and 80s

1958-1980s Peter Cape Taumarunui on the main trunk line

1958-1990s Peter Cape Down the hall on a Saturday night

1963-1990s Peter Cape She’ll be right

1964 Ray Columbus and the Invaders She’s a mod

1964 Dinah Lee Do the bluebeat

1965 Librettos Let’s go!

1965 Pleazers Gloria

1966 Avengers Days of Pearly Spencer

1966 John Grenell I’ve been everywhere man

1966 La De Das How is the air up there?

1966 Larry’s Rebels I feel good

1967 La De Das Hey baby

1967 Underdogs Sittin’ in the rain

1967 Larry’s Rebels Painter man

1968 Fourmyula Alice is there

1968 Fourmyula Come with me

1968 The Shevelles Beat the clock

1968 Hi Revving Tongues Tropic of Capricorn

1968 Simple Image Spinning, spinning, spinning

1968 The Chesdale Cheese song

1968 Avengers Love hate revenge

1969 Fourmyula Nature

1969 Hi Revving Tongues Rain and tears

1969 Larry’s Rebels Mo Reen

1970 Fourmyula Otaki

1970 Quincy Conserve Ride the rain

1971 Quincy Conserve Aire of good feeling

1971 Quincy Conserve All right in the city

1971 Quincy Conserve Somebody stole my thunder

1972 Blerta Dance all around the world

1972 Shona Laing 1905

1972 Headband Good morning Mr. Rock and Roll

1973 John Hanlon Damn the dam

1974 JD Blackfoot Song of Crazy Horse

1974 Space Waltz Out on the street

1976 John Clarke Gumboot song

1976 John Clarke We don’t know how lucky we are (mate)

1977 Hello Sailor Gutter black

1977 Hello Sailor Blue lady

1977 Schtung They sleep early in Cologne

1977 Split Enz Another great divide

1978 Dragon April sun in Cuba

1978 Dragon Are you old enough?

1978 Th’ Dudes Be mine tonight

1978 Suburban Reptiles Saturday night: stay at home

1979 Split Enz I see red

1979 Toy Love Rebel

1979 Toy Love Squeeze

1979 Wide Mouthed Frogs Some day

1979 Th’ Dudes Walking in light

1980 Coup d’Etat Doctor I like your medicine

1980 Crocodiles New girl on the beat

1980 Crocodiles Tears

1980 Dave Dobbyn Lipstick power

1980 Split Enz I got you

1980 Split Enz I hope I never

1980 Split Enz Poor boy

1980 Swingers One good reason

1981 Blam Blam Blam Don’t fight it Marsha

1981 Blam Blam Blam There is no depression in New Zealand

1981 Graham Brazier Billy Bold

1981 Split Enz History never repeats

1981 Split Enz One step ahead

1981 Swingers Counting the beat

1982 Body Electric Pulsing

1982 Dance Exponents Victoria

1982 DD Smash Outlook for Thursday

1982 Graham Wilson The day the pub burned down

1982 Herbs French letter

1982 Hulamen Barking up the wrong tree

1982 Hulamen Working for a living

1982 Miltown Stowaways Strong and true

1982 Screaming Meemees Stars in my eyes

1982 Split Enz Six months in a leaky boat

1983 Martin Curtis By the dry Cardrona

1983 Marginal Era This heaven

1983 Coconut Rough Sierra Leone

1983 Diatribe Dangerous game

1982 Martin Curtis Gin and raspberry

1983 Naked Spots Dance The dance

1983 Neighbours Love is never cruel

1983 Neighbours Watching westerns

1983 Netherworld Dancing Toys The trusted ones

1983 Pelicans Banana dominion

1983 Pelicans Curiosity

1983 Sonya Waters No pain

1983 Split Enz Message to my girl

1984 DD Smash Whaling

1984 Economic Wizards Pakuranga girl

1984 Mockers Swear it’s true

1985 Peking Man Room that echoes

1986 Chills Love my leather jacket

1986 Dave Dobbyn Slice of heaven

1986 Herbs Sensitive to a smile

1986 Phil Garland Hunger in the air

1986 Crowded House Don’t dream it’s over

1987 Shona Laing Glad I’m not a Kennedy

1987 Crowded House Something so strong

1988 Dave Dobbyn Loyal

1991 Crowded House Weather with you

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