Fraser spent as much time in the studio and touring the world as many of the household names of New Zealand music, many of whom he played with. “He never got the kudos he deserved for his talent,” says Craig Walsh-Wrightson who, with his late brother Dale Wrightson, worked with Fraser through the 1970s. Their work included producing and arranging Shona Laing’s debut album Whispering Afraid, including its lush hit single ‘1905’. “He would never push himself. He was a very humble guy. He underrated his own talent but he could just pull it out of his hat.”
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