Finn Brothers
The Finn Brothers are a New Zealand musical duo consisting of brothers Neil and Tim Finn.
In June 1993 both members were awarded the OBE for their contribution to music.
The brothers began making music together at a young age; later, when Neil was 18, he was invited to join older brother Tim in Split Enz.
Neil would go on to write one of the band's biggest hits," I Got You".
Tim released his first solo album" Escapade" before leaving Split Enz, and the band folded soon after.
Neil started his own group, Crowded House and subsequently recorded two solo albums after Crowded House split in 1996.
He reformed Crowded House in 2007 and two albums have so far followed, with another solo album due in 2014.
After working on a few songs with Neil, Tim joined Crowded House for the" Woodface" album and accompanying tour in 1991.
Enzso
ENZSO was an orchestral project started by former Split Enz keyboardist Eddie Rayner.
It combines the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra with contemporary pop singers to perform Split Enz songs.
The Best of Split Enz
The Best of Split Enz is a compilation by New Zealand rock band Split Enz, and not to be confused with" History Never Repeats – The Best of Split Enz".
Mainly featuring tracks from the 1976 – 1977 period, the album was released in the UK, the Netherlands and the US only.
Jellyfishbabies
Jellyfishbabies were an alternative rock band in Canada, active from 1986 to 1993.
Although the band never attained mainstream success, they were one of the major influences on the" Halifax Pop Explosion" scene of the early 1990s.
Originally from Halifax, Nova Scotia, the band consisted of vocalist Scott Kendall, guitarist Peter Arsenault, bassist Dave Schellenberg and drummer Colleen Britton.
The original lineup released an independent self- titled album in 1986, which hit No. 1 on local radio station CKDU- FM just three days after its release.
The band was featured on" Out of the Fog", a 1986 compilation of Halifax- area bands which was also credited with launching the career of Sarah McLachlan.
By 1987, the band had decided to move to Toronto in hopes of landing a recording contract.
Britton declined to make the move, however, and was replaced by Mike Belitsky.
Once in Toronto, the band released the album" The Unkind Truth About Rome" in 1990.
Their single," The Erlking", was featured on the" Highway 61" soundtrack, and the band recorded a cover of" Call it Democracy" for the Bruce Cockburn tribute album," Kick at the Darkness".
They followed up with" The Swan and the City" in 1992, although Arsenault had by this time left the band to join the Doughboys.
However, the band had limited commercial success, and broke up sometime following" The Swan and the City".
Sloan named their 2003 album" Action Pact" for the Jellyfishbabies song" Youth Action Pact".
Malcolm Green (musician)
Malcolm Green( born 25 January 1953) is an English- born drummer best known as a member of New Zealand band Split Enz from 1976 to 1981.
Green replaced Emlyn Crowther as Split Enz's drummer in London in 1976, winning an audition over ex-Sparks drummer Dinky Diamond.
Green had formerly played with Love Affair, The Honeycombs( both of them long after their run of 1960s hits), and Octopus.
He was joined in Split Enz by Octopus bassist Nigel Griggs, who replaced Mike Chunn.
Green was sacked from Split Enz in 1981 after disagreements with frontman Tim Finn over the rejection of Green's songwriting contributions, and released a non-charting solo single," Follow Me."
He subsequently settled in Sydney, where he produced music at his own home studio.
He also drummed for and acted as a mentor to Sydney band Gethsemane.
In 2005, Green accepted an invitation to play with Split Enz at its induction into the ARIA Hall of Fame in Australia.
In 2006 he rejoined Split Enz for its Australian reunion tour, sharing drumming duties with Noel Crombie.
Green did not, however, take part in Split Enz's reunion tour of New Zealand in 2008, during which drumming duties were handled by Michael Barker.
In 2014, it was reported that Green was returning to Britain to be closer to his elderly father.
Eddie Rayner
Eddie Rayner( born Anthony Edward Charles Rayner on 19 November 1952) is a New Zealand musician who spent twelve years as a keyboardist in the band Split Enz.
He has also played in the groups Orb, Space Waltz, Crowded House, The Makers and 801.
Rayner has released two solo albums.
The first," Horse", was an instrumental offering released in 1995, recorded entirely at Rayner's home studio in Melbourne, Australia.
The second was entitled" Play it Straight", a play on a Philip Judd Split Enz song called" Play it Strange" that was a particular favourite of Rayner's during the mid- to late- 1970s.
The song was not released at the time, but was played live when Judd rejoined the band in 1977.
" Play it Straight" consisted of re-arranged and re-recorded versions of material gleaned from other New Zealand composers.
Rayner's keyboard talents were a notable part of the Split Enz sound.
Paul McCartney caught one of their shows in 1979 and became a fan of the band, eventually inviting Rayner to play keyboards on his sixth solo album," Press to Play", which was released in 1986.
Rayner has also produced material for many artists including Models, Margaret Urlich, Rikki Morris, Margot Smith, and The Exponents, as well as two Enzso recordings with Split Enz members, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa and the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.
During the late 1990s Eddie Rayner decided to take the Split Enz songs to an orchestral setting.
This sparked the idea for the Enzso project.
Along with his synth, the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, some Newland Singers and some former members of Split Enz, he created orchestral versions for Split Enz songs.
The project ended between late 1999 and early 2000.
Recently he has acted as Musical Director for television show" New Zealand Idol", and participated in reunions of Split Enz and Space Waltz.
He is currently a member of the 1960s cover band The Con-Rays.
Rayner has performed Split Enz songs along with other ex-Split Enz members, such as a 2013 tour that included other ex-members Mike Chunn, Geoff Chunn, Emlyn Crowther, and Wally Wilkinson.
Vocalists on that tour included
The X Factor victor Jackie Thomas, contestant Tom Batchelor, and guest vocalists Annie Crummer, Rima Te Wiata, Rikki Morris and Jesse Sheehan.
Eddie's son Harley Rayner is one of the members of dub band Mt Eden.
Paul Hester
Paul Newell Hester( 8 January 1959 – 26 March 2005) was an Australian musician and television personality.
He was the drummer for the bands Split Enz and Crowded House.
Citizen Band (music band)
Citizen Band were a New Zealand band formed by the brothers Geoff and Mike Chunn, both of whom had previously been members of Split Enz.
Phil Judd
Philip Raymond Judd( born 20 March 1953) is a New Zealand singer- songwriter known for being one of the founders of the bands Split Enz and The Swingers.
Split Enz
Split Enz were a New Zealand rock band that was popular during the late 1970s and early 1980s.
It was founded in 1973 by Tim Finn and Phil Judd, and had a variety of other members during its existence.
Split Enz had eight songs listed in the APRA Top 100 New Zealand Songs of All Time, more than any other band.
Split Enz had ten albums( including seven studio albums) reach the top ten of the Official New Zealand Music Chart.
From 1980 to 1982, the band had four number- one albums in New Zealand and three in Australia.
It also had two albums break the top ten of the Canadian Albums Chart, two break the top fifty of the" Billboard" 200, and one break the top fifty of the UK Albums Chart.
The only number- one single for Split Enz was" I Got You"( 1980), which topped the charts in both New Zealand and Australia.
Other top- ten singles include" One Step Ahead"( 1980)," History Never Repeats"( 1981)," Dirty Creature"( 1982), and" Six Months in a Leaky Boat"( 1982).

Question: Are Split Enz and Jellyfishbabies from the same country?
Answer: no