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Steve Abel (duration: 20′17″)
The unique voice of Aucklander Steve Abel is supported by Geoff Maddock and Kirsten Morelle of Goldenhorse, to render “parlour-sized country rock and finger-picked nu-folk balladry” (NZ Herald) The songs in this Music 101 session from February 2006 are: I'm Free, Sally, Lonely I Be (Duet with Kirsten Morelle) & Beautiful Fish
An Emerald City - Music 101 Session (duration: 19′44″)
An Emerald City - Music 101 Session
An Emerald City Live (duration: 24′57″)
Recorded at Galatos, Auckland at the Monkey Magic showcase. The songs are: Moon; Reindeer; Qing Song; The Question. 21 June 2008
Lawrence Arabia (duration: 16′09″)
Lawrence Arabia performs the songs: Bloody Shins, Talk About The Good Times, The Kinds of Feelings That Happen On Summer Beaches, Hansome Sons of Shirley & I Hope The Pope, in a Music 101 session from 29 April 2006.
Lawrence Arabia Live (duration: 23′49″)
2009 Silver Scroll winner James Milne (a.k.a. Lawrence Arabia) is joined by friends including Liam Finn, E.J. Barnes and Connan Mockasin Live at The Powerstation, Auckland on the Having A Baby tour. Songs include The Beautiful Young Crew, Look like A Fool and the Scroll winner Apple Pie Bed. Recorded and produced by Andre Upston for Radio New Zealand National. 26 December 2009.
Ashes Of August Session (duration: 15′01″)
Tim and Holly Beals perform during Music 101 with Kirsten Johnstone. 8 November 2008
Jon Auer Session (duration: 15′57″)
Posies and Big Star member, Jon Auer performs in session for Music 101 on Radio New Zealand National. The songs are: Sundown; Six Feet Under; Angelita & You Used To Drag Me Around. 10 March 2007

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