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Thursday 1 January 2015 | Published in Entertainment
Legendary Rarotonga musician Will Crummer proved that despite being away from home for nearly 55-years – he still had his island boy moves and charm
as he danced his return to the islands on Wednesday afternoon ready for Thursday’s New Years day Tarekareka 2015 concert at Nukupure Park.
Will was accompanied by his band the Royal Rarotongans and his talented songstress daughter Annie Crummer and is pictured here with Jaquie Newnham who was part of the Vaka Takitumu dance troupe that welcomed the musicians to the island with singing, dancing and pulsating drums.