New Zealand Music - the 60's and 70's

We have a number of Kiwi video clips from the 60's and 70's,
including, Hi Revving Tongues, Fourmyula, Max Merritt & The Meteors,
Larry's Rebels, Blerta, The Gremins and many more ...

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The interviews

We have a number of interviews from Kiwi Artists from the 60's & 70's
including,

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Wayne Mason - Fourmyula
Harvey Mann - Underdogs
The Blerta Years
Human Instinct
Rick White - Tom Thumb
Shane Hales - The Pleazers
Craig Scott
Shona Laing
Ray Columbus
Larry Morris - Larry's Rebels
Frank Gibson Jnr. - Dr. Tree

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Fourmyula - Silver Disc

The secretary of the Fourmyula Fan Club,
Diane Mackenzie, with silver disc awarded for
sales in excess of 10,000 copies of the song
"Nature".
Photograph taken 6 February 1970.

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Please Note:
“Permission of the Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington,
New Zealand, must be obtained before any re-use of this image.”

Loxene Golden Disc Awards

The Loxene Golden Disc Awards were the forerunner of today's Tui Awards or New Zealand Music Awards. Named after Loxene shampoo, they were co-founded by the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation (NZBC) and Reckitt & Colman, a soap powder manufacturer. These awards were first presented in 1965.

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Thanks to Bryan Staff for the use of this image from the book "for The RECORD - A HISTORY OF THE RECORDING INDUSTRY IN NEW ZEALAND" written by Bryan Staff & Sheran Ashley.
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Hogsnort Rupert performing at the Loxene Golden Disc Awards.
Photograph taken 6 February 1970.

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Please Note:
This image courtesy of The Dominion Post Collection, Alexander Turnbull Library".

Kiwi Music Titles

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Beatles - Stereo Box Set

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LP Digital Converter

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At the touch of a button
this product can digitise
your LP records into music
files ready to play on your
iPod, MP3 Player, Notebook
or Computer, from here they
can be burnt to CD too.

What's on tonight ...

Auckland Star, 22 July, 1972