The Warratahs are a band from

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Band members

Early line-ups

* Barry Saunders (vocals/guitar) * Wayne Mason (keyboards/vocals) * Nik Brown (fiddle) * John Donahue (bass) * Marty Jorgensen (drums) * Clinton Brown (bass) * Rob Clarkson (drums) * Mike Knapp (drums)

2007 line-up

* Barry Saunders (vocals/guitar) * Alan Norman (keyboards & accordion) * Nik Brown (fiddle & mandolin) * Mo' Newport (drums) * Sid Limbert – (bass)

Discography

Compilation appearances

The group have appeared on a few compilations since their inception. The following is a list of these albums that have featured tracks by the Warratahs. * ''Godzone Beat'' (1988, Warrior Records) – "Maureen" * ''New Zealand: Our Land, Our Music'' (1995,

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) – "Cruisin' on the Interislander" * ''Pagan Gold'' (2001, Pagan Records) – "Maureen" * ''The Very Best of Kiwi Country'' (2001, EMI) – "Hand of My Heart" and "Maureen"

Featured appearances

The Warratahs have also appeared on albums recorded by other artists. The following is a list of albums by other artists that the Warratahs have appeared on. * ''The Gypsy Pickers and Friends'' (2004) by the Gypsy Pickers (Rimu Records) – "West Coast Bound"

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Warratahs New Zealand rock music groups People from Wellington City