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Hey Judith
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How To Waterski
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Question & The Answer
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The Big Bopper
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Present Perfect
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Try Not To Explain
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Whatever She Does
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Hole In My Head
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Remember
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Matthew Bannister Hamilton, New Zealand
Matthew Bannister is a Scottish-born New Zealand musician, journalist, and academic. Originally from Dunblane in Scotland he
moved to New Zealand with his family when he was 17.
He was/is in NZ Bands like Sneaky Feelings, Dribbling Darts, The Weather & The Changing Same, with Releases on Flying Nun & Powertool.
He´s also recording under the name "One Man Bannister" (Powertool Rec./Thokei Tapes )
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