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Jonathan Michael Chunn CNZM (born 8 June 1952 in London) is a former member of the New Zealand bands Split Enz [1] and Citizen Band. He performed alongside his brother Geoff Chunn in both bands. His musical performing career was cut short due to agoraphobia. [1]
Jonathan Michael Chunn. Artiste: Split Enz: Under the Wheel. Jonathan Michael Chunn est acteur. Il est connu pour Split Enz: Under the Wheel (1975).
Real Name: Jonathan Michael Chunn. Profile: Mike Chunn, CNZM (born 8 June 1952, London, England) is an English-born New Zealand musician. He was raised in Otahuhu, Auckland, New Zealand. He played bass for Split Enz from 1972-77. He then formed Citizen Band with his brother Geoff Chunn.
- I Walk Away
- Poor Boy
- Bold as Brass
- History Never Repeats
- My Mistake
- Six Months in A Leaky Boat
- I See Red
- Message to My Girl
- Dirty Creature
- I Got You
We open up our top 10 Split Enz songs list with a track from the band’s final album. The great song “I Walk Away,” was released on the album See Ya ‘Round. The album was released in 1984. The song “I Walk Away,”was written by Neil Finn.
One of our favorite Split Enz songs was the classic track “Poor Boy.” The song was released in 1980. It was issued on the album True Colors. The band released “Poor Boy,” as a single. It was written by Tim Finn. Check out the great keyboard solo by Eddie Rayner.
The Spit Enz song “Bold As Brass,” was the opening track to the album Dizrythmia. It’s easily our favorite Spit Enz album. “Bold As Brass,” was the album’s opening track. The song was never released as a single but it’s one of the best tracks in the record.
Continuing with our top 10 Split Enz songs list we turn to a true Spit Enz classic track. The song “History Never Repeats,” was released on the album Waiata. The song was a top 10 hit in both New Zealand and Australia.
Split Enz’s song “My Mistake,” was released on the album Dizrythmia. The album was released in 1977. “My Mistake,” was written by Tim Finn and keyboardist Eddie Rayner. The song would become the band’s first hit.
We enter the second half of our top 10 Split Enz songs list with the great Split Enz song “Six Months In A Leaky Boat.” The song’s almost two minute orchestral opening eventually gives way to some great strumming guitars and a melody that sounds a bit like Electric Light Orchestra which I guess one could say sounds like The Beatlesif you know what ...
Oh, do we love this song. A killer groove and lyrical line set the tone for simply a great rock and roll song. This one reminds us of the band The Undertones. The song “I See Red,” was released on the album Frenzy. The album was released in 1978.
The song “Message to My Girl” delivered a great rock and roll soul groove, augmented by clever chord changes and a heavy keyboard layered arrangement. At times, the band has sounded like Squeeze, or maybe we should say at times, Squeezehas sounded like Spit Enz.
As we get close to the top of our top 10 Split Enz songs list we turn to the tender love song “Dirty Creature.” The song was released on the album Time and Tide. It was released in 1982. “Dirty Creature,”was written by Tim Finn.
Well, this one was obvious. As much as we like to surprise our readers with the number one choice song for a band, we couldn’t with this one. Split Enz’s song “I Got You,”was by far the band’s biggest hit. The song was the band’s only number one hit. It reached the number one spot in both Australia and New Zealand in 1979. The song also reached the...
- Brian Kachejian
In his Split Enz memoir Stranger Than Fiction, Mike Chunn estimated “there were 18,000 people on the site and 17,896 had never heard of us. Split Ends walked on stage at 8pm to a restless crowd that failed to acknowledge their arrival.”
'Titus' lets JUDD weird us out for a bit, then the album finishes with 'Spellbound', one of the ENZ's earliest cuts reworked with studio wizardry into a disturbing sound collage, CHUNN's bass to the fore (MIKE CHUNN would bravely admit to bipolar disorder and front a national mental health campaign).
17 avr. 2021 · Jonathan Michael Chunn (bass, piano on B4), Noel Crombie (percussion), Emlyn Crowther (drums), Tim Finn (vocals, piano), Philip Judd (guitars, vocals, mandolin), Edward Rayner (keyboards), Wally Wilkinson (lead guitar) with Robert Gillies (trumpet on B3), David Russell (bass on B3), Produced by David Russell and Split Enz; engineered ...
