Editing Widdershins

A Te Awamutu band, the ''Widdershins'' were made up of former Dunedin ''Puddle'' members, [[Jenny Cook]] (guitar, vocals, organ) and [[Ross Jackson]] (bass). Widdershins were initially joined on drums by [[Clayton Noone]], who was later replaced by [[Stan Jagger]]<br>
The ''Widdershins'' released the songs ''Comfort Woman'' on [[The Fridge]] and [[Hellbound]] on [[In Love with this Town]].

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-Based on a farm in Kihikihi, between 1995 and 1996 the ''Widdershins'' were made up of former Dunedin ''Puddle'' members, [[Jenny Cook]] (vocals, guitar, bass, organ) and [[Ross Jackson]] (bass, guitar). Widdershins were initially joined on drums by [[Clayton Noone]] (of various [[Plop Recordings]] projects), who was later replaced by [[Stan Jagger]].  [[Biff Bangle]] then joined the band, from which point he and Stan took turns swapping on guitar and drums.  Jenny and Ross meanwhile swapped between bass and guitar, and another vocalist [[Nicola Walsh]] (also of [[Gas]]) was with the band in 1995. [[Adam Hyde]] was also a guitarist for the band at some stage.<br>
+A Te Awamutu band, the ''Widdershins'' were made up of former Dunedin ''Puddle'' members, [[Jenny Cook]] (guitar, vocals, organ) and [[Ross Jackson]] (bass). Widdershins were initially joined on drums by [[Clayton Noone]], who was later replaced by [[Stan Jagger]]<br>
+The ''Widdershins'' released the songs ''Comfort Woman'' on [[The Fridge]] and [[Hellbound]] on [[In Love with this Town]].
-The ''Widdershins'' released the songs ''Comfort Woman'' on [[The Fridge]] and ''Hellbound'' on [[In Love With This Town]].
-Ross Jackson has since returned to The Puddle (now based in Wellington?) who have since 1983 released many albums (mostly on Flying Nun).
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