Robert Scott - Give It A Whirl Interview

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Robert Scott - Give It A Whirl Interview

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Songwriter, guitarist and artist Robert Scott has played in two key Flying Nun bands —The Clean and The Bats — as well as forging a solo career. In this interview he describes the inner workings of both bands, and the organic way they operate. He also touches on songwriting and the importance of live performance. Other highlights of this interview, which was recorded for 2003 TV series Give It A Whirl, include: Waking up to The Gordons practising in his Dunedin bedroom The ease of making The...

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