Waiting: The Van Duren Story
Waiting is the passion project of Australian musicians Greg Carey and Wade Jackson, who fell in love with an obscure power pop album then made a movie to figure out why Van Duren isn’t famous.
Waiting is the passion project of Australian musicians Greg Carey and Wade Jackson, who fell in love with an obscure power pop album then made a movie to figure out why Van Duren isn’t famous.
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