Sneaky Feelings - Wouldn´t Cry (1986)
Iâm a sucker for steel pedal guitar on pop songs. Sneaky Feelings were one of the lesser known New Zealand Flying Nun bands, but they recorded some good stuff.Â
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Sneaky Feelings - Wouldn´t Cry (1986)
Iâm a sucker for steel pedal guitar on pop songs. Sneaky Feelings were one of the lesser known New Zealand Flying Nun bands, but they recorded some good stuff.Â

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Sneaky Feelings - Trouble with Kay (1986)
One of the lesser known, but still quite worthy Flying Nun groups. Verlaines leader Graeme Downes did the string arrangement.
12/3/20.
J.M. Kelcher (John Kelcher, New Zealand, bassist for Sneaky Feelings) recorded âPersonal Disorganizerâ and âActual Sizeâ in 1990 and 1993 respectively. Thokei Tapes (Hamburg, Germany) released both on a single cassette back in 2018.
I must have listened to this back then. I know that another Sneaky Feelings alum, Matthew Bannister, also released a cassette on Thokei Tapes called âOne Man Bannisterâ and I distinctly remember listening to that.
Iâm a HUGE Sneaky Feelings fan, and this cassette release from Kelcher is as close to early Sneaky Feelings that Iâve heard from another of the big three songwriters (Kelcher, Bannister, and David Pine).
Fans of Flying Nun should take note of Thokei Tapes. Over the years Iâve landed some great Chris Knox, Tall Dwarfs and Robert Scott. Speaking of Scott, Electric Blood is Robert Scott and friends banging out some interesting music back in the early 1980s.