May contain a heavy dose of Jim Kerr
I thought I had watched all these clips. And I know one for Real To Real exists (was looking for a clip to work on a piece with)…but I have NO recollection of watching this particular clip. And I was watching just…in awe, and doing my usual verbally expressive thing of talking about it to…
I’m kinda missing doing the old “Kerrsday Thursday”. Like I don’t make this blog Jim Kerr centric enough! Lol. And…I just can’t think of a theme…nor do I have much of a source of new and/or previously unseen/unshared pics of him. I’ll just use the day to try and make some lyric designs. After PYAM…
I didn’t even realise Simple Minds ended,up featuring in it. I assumed their presence in the “History of Rock” realm would be given to New Gold Dream, so when I looked at the 1982 edition of the magazine and saw hardly ANY talk of NGD, I just assumed SM were overlooked entirely. To my surprise…
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Oh, my good god!! It is a Bowie fan and vinyl collector’s wet dream! Fuck a proverbial duck! And…thank you for calling it a New Career In A New Town – you knew EXACTLY how to get me…hook, line and sinker! More details here: http://smarturl.it/BNetANCIANT
OMG! He is SUCH a bitch!!!! Lol OMG – Jim Kerr, I love you! (except for when you’re this bitchy to me…and even then, I quickly forgive you!) When I saw this person’s comment yesterday (identity protected) I thought “Ooh, Jim is SSSOOO going to bite on this one!” and then forgot to check back….
https://twitter.com/priptonaweird/status/884819618703060996
He mentioned very recently about suffering nerves…which is odd because in interviews I’ve seen from the time he says he’s NOT nervous onstage…maybe it was only ever beforehand? Or an act of denial, defiance and bravado to say such things in those interviews? Maybe just…the build up to going out onstage got the better of…
The story about the kabuki screen is hilarious! And what he says about Jim is lovely :-))
Catherine very much seen in the vanguard of contemporary women of progressive rock. Not sharing the whole article, just her part of it (trying not to get myself into trouble for sharing). From this month’s Prog magazine…