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5. Jan. 2021 · Warren McLean. CREDIT: Kevin Wiltshire/Facebook. Warren McLean, a former drummer for Australian bands Flotsam Jetsam, Machinations, I’m Talking, Divinyls and more, has died. McLean died...
In early January 2021, former band drummer Warren McLean died. Original drummer Richard Harvey died on 19 July 2022, his passing announced on social media by his bandmate from The Party Boys Paul Christie. Band members. Final line-up. Chrissy Amphlett – lead vocals (1980–1996, 2006–2009; died 2013)
4. Jan. 2021 · Australian musician Warren McLean has passed away in Bali, following a battle with cancer. The news was confirmed via a statement on McLean's YouTube channel, which documented his life living in Bali, saying, " Sadly just letting you know that Waz left the earthly plane just after lunch time today (Australian time).
Warren McLean, who played with Divinyls, I'm Talking and other bands in the 80s and 90s, passed away in Bali after living with cancer and mental health issues. He was a talented and creative musician who also made videos of his life in Bali.
4. Jan. 2021 · Australian musician Warren McLean has passed away in Bali, following a battle with cancer. The news was confirmed via a statement on McLean's YouTube channel, which documented his life living in Bali, saying, " Sadly just letting you know that Waz left the earthly plane just after lunch time today (Australian time).
5. Jan. 2021 · Staff Writer. The Music Network. Australian drummer Warren McLean has passed away in Bali, where he spent his final years after opting not to take treatment for cancer. His YouTube channel confirmed his death on January 3, adding: “He was being well cared for in hospital in Bali at the time of his passing.
Following the album's release, and an Australian tour supporting Joe Jackson, Machinations added Warren McLean on drums. Previously they had used a drum machine, Roland CR-78. The band recorded their second album, Big Music, at Rhinoceros Studios using Julian Mendelsohn as producer.
