Revolutions L-R Rob Ruha, Jon Toogood, Warren Maxwell, Moana Maniapoto Photo: Jo Millar
Does music have the potential to start a revolution? The powerhouse quartet of Moana Maniapoto, Rob Ruha, Warren Maxwell and Shihad’s Jon Toogood think it can at least contribute.
They took the stage together for the Auckland Arts Festival show Revolutions in March, playing their most politically loaded songs alongside some carefully chosen covers.
L-R Jon Toogood,Rob Ruha, Warren Maxwell, Moana Maniapoto Photo: Photo - Alex Behan
This performance was recorded and engineered for RNZ by Andre Upston.
Revolutionaries of song
Does music have the potential to start a revolution? Video, Audio
Performed By Rob Ruha, Jon Toogood, Warren Maxwell and Moana Maniapoto
Pendulum ( Warren Maxwell / Little Bushman)
Ponga Ra (Rob Ruha)
Treaty (Moana Maniapoto)
Waiting Around For God (J.Toogood / K. Kippenberger / T. Larkin / P. Knight)
Ma Wa e Tautoko e (Rob Ruha)
Hands Up/Nga Iwi E (Moana Maniapoto)
Think You're So Free (J.Toogood / K. Kippenberger / T. Larkin / P. Knight)
Next Time (Warren Maxwell / Little Bushman)
The Great Divide (J.Toogood / K. Kippenberger / T. Larkin / P. Knight)
Tukuna Mai (Rob Ruha)
Not Alone (Moana Maniapoto)
Masters Of War (Bob Dylan)
120 (trad / Rob Ruha)
Whole World's Watching (Moana Maniapoto)
Gone (Warren Maxwell / Little Bushman)
