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| − | + | ''Matthew Amoore'' (b. 1971) is a song writer, poet, painter and founding member of the Hamilton band [[WakaChickaWaka]]. He has been a solo artist since 1997, making various lo-fi home recordings and small | |
| − | solo artist since 1997 | + | time performances in London (UK) and Christchurch (NZ). He has music published online on independent artists company (I.A.C), audiostreet.net, txt tunes, and elsewhere. <br> |
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| − | has music published online on | + | In 1991 he was bass player for Hawera band ''The Loon'', with ''Shane Martin'' ("Floppy") and ''Stephen Tippet''. He made a guest appearance on the [[Teen-X-Ray]] recording "Reckless", playing harp, and once played in an accoustic group with [[Debbie Hart]] and [[Dion Tweedie]] appearing at [[The University of Waikato]] in 1995. |
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| + | ==External Links== | ||
| + | [http://independentartistscompany.com/Artist.aspx?ID=17398 Matt Amoore page on independentartistscompany.com]<br> | ||
| + | [http://www.audiostreet.net/artist.aspx?artistid=26343 Matt Amoore page on audiostreet.net] | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:19, 28 December 2012
Matthew Amoore (b. 1971) is a song writer, poet, painter and founding member of the Hamilton band WakaChickaWaka. He has been a solo artist since 1997, making various lo-fi home recordings and small
time performances in London (UK) and Christchurch (NZ). He has music published online on independent artists company (I.A.C), audiostreet.net, txt tunes, and elsewhere.
In 1991 he was bass player for Hawera band The Loon, with Shane Martin ("Floppy") and Stephen Tippet. He made a guest appearance on the Teen-X-Ray recording "Reckless", playing harp, and once played in an accoustic group with Debbie Hart and Dion Tweedie appearing at The University of Waikato in 1995.
External Links[edit]
Matt Amoore page on independentartistscompany.com
Matt Amoore page on audiostreet.net
