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    Radio documentary, fandom

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    Sam Coley, Oliver Carter


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    “ Listening to the “Bowie’s
    Waiata” documentary, I was so
    pleased to hear Frank Simms'
    surprise and delight at hearing
    the recording after 25 years. 
    I know how he felt!  It's been a
    quarter century since I last
    heard it as well…”

    Greg Ward

    Monday, 7 June 2010


    “I look forward to hearing the Downunder
    documentary. I heard your Waiata one and
    thought it was very well made and just
    fascinating to hear about, especially as I
    was a little 7 year old who lived up the
    road from the Marae he visited in Porirua.
    I ran down to have a look at this Bowie
    guy that everyone was going on about.”

    Thanks again.
    Kristi

    Monday, 7 June 2010


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