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Jim Kerr Is a FUNNY Guy…
SPECIAL BONUS SATURDAY POSTING: I was halfway through this interesting interview with Jim Kerr and Goldmine editor Patrick Prince and this was so hilarious I had to share a tiny bit with everyone. Prince is talking about the generational reach … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Scots Rock
Tagged 2018, Duran Duran, Goldmine Magazine, Jim Kerr, Spandau Ballet
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Simple Minds Sidebar 1: Ranking The Cover Art [part 11]
ALBUM 19: Lostboy! A.K.A. Jim Kerr | 2010 | designer: Curious Curious stayed on when Jim Kerr prepared his solo project from Simple Minds the very next year. The highly textured looking cover was certainly low key, with rough paper texture images … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Scots Rock
Tagged 2009, cover art, Curious, Jim Kerr, Lostboy! a.k.a. Jim Kerr, Simple Minds
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Rock G.P.A.: Simple Minds [part 60]
Lostboy! | A.K.A. Jim Kerr – 3.5 When Jim Kerr unleashed his first “solo” album, he was careful to muddy the branding waters enough to lend the work a touch of anonymity. This was not precisely a “Jim Kerr” album … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Rock GPA, Scots Rock
Tagged 2010, Jez Coad, Jim Kerr, Lostboy! A.K.A.
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The Horror of Format Paralysis
When I got home from the trip to D.C. to see Simple Minds, something was gnawing at me that needed attention. Namely, when Jim Kerr surprised his fans with word of a solo album in 2010, hot on the heels … Continue reading
Posted in Core Collection, Record Collecting, Scots Rock
Tagged Jim Kerr, Lostboy! A.K.A., multi-format rigging
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REDUX: Not Bryan Ferry …But An Incredible Simulation!
November 10, 2010 In these days of a new Bryan Ferry solo opus, [“Olympia”], thoughts turn to the smaller fish that follow, like pilot fish, in the wake of the great grey whale of art that is Mister Ferry. Like … Continue reading
Posted in Blast From The Past, Core Collection, New Romantic
Tagged Bryan Ferry, David Sylvian, Icehouse, Iva Davies, Japan, Jim Kerr, Roxy Music, Simple Minds, The Explorers
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Simple Minds @ 9:30 Club 10-18-13 [part 4]
After the plateau that “This Fear Of Gods” through “Love Song” delivered, it was time to come back to earth. “See The Lights” is a great choice to nudge the concert into the home stretch since their biggest US hits … Continue reading
Posted in Concert Review, Core Collection, Scots Rock
Tagged 9:30 Club, Charlie Burchill, Chasinvictoria, Echorich, Jim Kerr, Live Concerts, Mel Gaynor, Sarah Brown, Simple Minds
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Simple Minds @ 9:30 Club 10-18-13 [part 3]
By this time the event kicked into high gear for me. Next they peeled the awe inspiring title track from “New Gold Dream” off of the set list like green poker players telegraphing their hand. If the band were letting … Continue reading
Posted in Concert Review, Core Collection, Scots Rock
Tagged 9:30 Club, Charlie Burchill, Chasinvictoria, Echorich, Jim Kerr, Live Concerts, Mel Gaynor, Sarah Brown, Simple Minds
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