May contain a heavy dose of Jim Kerr
Wow! What a story, Lesley O’Toole! Your first professionl journalist’s interview being granted by Jim…and from there?! I’ll let Lesley tell the story herself in these two wonderful posts shared on Instagram. Thank you for sharing the story, Lesley. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lesley O'Toole (@lesleyotooleinla) View this post on…
A great set of fan photos here shared by kind permission from Gillian Spencer. Thank you! To view full size images, click on the post from the home page, once at the post, click on the individual images for size viewing options on the lower right of the screen.
Italian collaborative JS3 have released a video of a track called “I Say” which incorporates a vocal sample of Jim’s from the Phunk Investigation “4 Letter Word” outing. I still can’t quite ascertain whether Jim’s vocal on these recently surfaced tracks are recent or not. Reading the translated blurb from the following article (click here for…
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When asked had I seen this photo of Jim performing his “signature move” (pre-altered by yours truly) I can honestly say that after a quick overall scan, the answer was “no”…but my eyes zeroed in on… NOT what you’d imagine …but on (Cherisse’s drum technician) Derek Paterson’s face. Lol. His face is priceless! Apologies for…
Congratulations to Cherisse! Voted by musicradar and Rhythm readers – and of course quite a number of us Minds fans! – as best live session drummer, 2018. Well done!
BBC Radio 3 “Music Matters” programme talks to Ged Grimes about Dundee, its culture, city life and gaming industry, The Bard’s Tale and keeping alive the use of the Gaelic language for future generations.
I have an interview Ged had with BBC Radio 3 programme “Music Matters” to upload shortly. He discussed his Dundonian roots, the city and its culture, The Bard’s Tale and keeping the Gaelic language alive. At the end of the interview, his name was mentioned again (ie: as in “I have been just talking to…”)…
A happy 59th birthday to Minds musical maestro, Mr Charles Burchill!
I think this write up by Jerry Saltz in this fortnight’s New York magazine I am going to find RIDICULOUSLY invaluable. Just…page one of the list ALONE! I LOVE THIS MAGAZINE!
We arrived in Northampton around 6.45pm, conveniently finding a car park directly opposite the venue. We joined the small queue into the venue a few minutes before “open doors” – which were opened promptly at 7pm. A good mix of songs was playing over the sound system just to keep us well entertained before support…
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