- Pickmere,
Arnold (4
October 2002). "Obituary:
Dalvanius Prime". The New
Zealand Herald. "Discography
Dalvanius".
Recorded Music NZ. Hung Medien. Retrieved...
- (29 May 2013). "
Dalvanius Profile".
Audio Culture Iwi Waiata.
Retrieved 11
November 2021. Maniapoto,
Moana (23 July 2016). "
Dalvanius — no one-hit wonder"...
-
reached number one. In 1982,
Dalvanius toured New
Zealand with
Prince Tui Teka. When they were
visiting the East Coast,
Dalvanius visited Tokomaru Bay to meet...
- #31).[citation needed] An
Australasian cover was
recorded in 1973 by
Dalvanius Prime.[better source needed]
Australian children's
music group The Wiggles...
- was
written by Māori
linguist Ngoi Pewhairangi; the
music was
scored by
Dalvanius Prime. Pewhairangi's
intent in
writing the song in such a way was to promote...
-
video for the song "Poi E" (1983) by the Pātea Māori Club,
written by
Dalvanius Prime and Ngoi Pēwhairangi, used a
mixture of kapa haka and hip-hop c****ography...
- The
Politicians Pop
Mechanix Peter Posa
Suzanne Prentice Anita Prime Dalvanius Prime Prince Tui Teka
Princess Chelsea The
Puddle Push Push The Rabble...
-
mentor to the club's
producer Dalvanius Prime p****ed away in late January, when the band had half-completed
their album.
Dalvanius was
deeply affected by this...
-
verse in
English sung by
Peter Morgan, the
fourth verse in Māori sung by
Dalvanius Prime and the Pātea Māori Club, the
fifth verse in
English sung by Crummer...
- demolition.[citation needed]
Patea became known in 1984 as the home of
singer Dalvanius Prime and the Pātea Māori Club.
Their single, "Poi E",
indicated renewed...
