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Wim Raesjwak

*1947 GB, Broxbourne
Composer
A.k.a. James Warwick Mick E. Rawjaws

One-shot fake musician anagram used by composer John Oswald for a plunderphonic "electroquoting" James Warwick recordings. In this case, he performed dramatic readings of Agatha Christie books which were repurposed by Oswald.

     
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