Fane Flaws
New Zealand musician
Intro | New Zealand musician | |
Places | New Zealand | |
is | Writer Children's writer | |
Work field | Literature | |
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Fane Flaws (born 1951) is a New Zealand musician, songwriter, and artist. He was a member of bands including Blerta, Spats and The Crocodiles. Until joining Blerta he was known by his second name Michael: Bruno Lawrence insisted Fane was a better name.
He wrote many of the songs used in the film Meet the Feebles.
He animated the titles for Radio with Pictures, a Television New Zealand programme featuring popular and alternative music.
He is co-author, with Arthur Baysting and Peter Dasent, of the children's book The Underwatermelon Man and other unreasonable rhymes.
He also designs rugs, paints and creates assemblage art works from found objects such as demolition timber and building fittings.
Directed unless otherwise noted
Year | Song | Artist |
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1979 | Tears | The Crocodiles |
1981 | Proud | Dropbears |
Shall We Go | ||
Come on Over | Matt Finish | |
My Heart's on Fire | Machinations | |
Get Some Humour | Jenny Morris | |
Life in Asia | I Am Joe's Music | |
Talking 'bout the Fridge | ||
The Way You Get Your Way | ||
1983 | Beautiful Things | The Front Lawn |
1985 | Diamonds on China | The Narcs |
1986 | Injun Joe | The Johnnys |
1988 | Sweet Lovers | Holidaymakers |
1989 | Parihaka | Tim Finn |
1992 | Dominion Road | The Mutton Birds |
Nature | ||
1993 | Giant Friend | |
1994 | The Heater | |
In My Room directed by Leon Narbey, recut by Fane Flaws. | ||
1995 | Anchor Me | |
Naked Flame | Dave Dobbyn | |
1999 | Can You Hear Us | Neil Finn |