The Warratahs

For other uses, see Waratah (disambiguation).

"Only Game in Town" redirects here. For other uses, see The Only Game in Town.

The Warratahs
Origin	New Zealand
Genres	Rock, country rock
Members	Barry Saunders Nik Brown Nick Theobald Mike Knapp
Past members	Wayne Mason Clint Brown Alan Norman Mo Newport Sid Limbert Rob Clarkson John Donoghue
Website	www.thewarratahs.com

The Warratahs are a band from Wellington, New Zealand.^[1]

Band members

Early line-ups

• Barry Saunders (vocals/guitar)
• Wayne Mason (keyboards/vocals)
• Nik Brown (fiddle)
• John Donoghue (bass)
• Marty Jorgensen (drums)
• Clint Brown (bass) ^[2]
• 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

Date of release	Title	Label	NZ peak[3]	Certification	Catalog no.
Albums
1988	Only Game in Town	Pagan	14	-	PACD 1032
1989	Too Hot to Sleep	Pagan	20	-	PACD 1046
1990	Wild Card	Pagan	22	-	PACD 1066
1993	Big Sky (billed as "Warratahs")	Pagan	12	-	PACD 1096
1994	The Best of The Warratahs	Pagan	18	-	PACD 1114
2000	One of Two Things	Jayrem	-	-	CDJAY 362
2003	The Warratahs Collection	Pagan	16	-	PACD 1148
2006	Keep On...		-	-
2015	Runaway Days		19	-

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, EMI) – "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

1. Official band bio
2. NZ AudioCulture profile for Clinton Brown
3. Warratahs NZ Chart history