Barrowland Jim – 1991 Gif Set
(via priptona-weird) Early 90s Jim – he still got it š
(via priptona-weird) Early 90s Jim – he still got it š
A playlist I created of my very favourite drumming bits of Brian. Iād have them all – but I remained strict with these 24.
(via priptona-weird) Brian McGee – Simple Mindsā original drummer. Tonight, the blog will be showing appreciation for Brian McGee. Yes, Mel Gaynor is a wonderful, amazing drummerā¦but let us not forget that Simple Minds started out with just as much an amazing drummer in the form of Brian McGee. When looking into info on Brian…
Q Magazine Story of Electro-pop Special – Simple Minds feature (shared previously, but now placed within the context of the magazineās pages – and scanned at a higher res. than previously).
(via priptona-weird) Feeling a new appreciation for that liveĀ āHear Hereā performace today. Shame there isnāt better quality footage because the guys are AMAZING – all of them – but Jim is just ssooo amazing to watch! Raw, aloof, cool, sexy, but palpably nervous and apprehensive. Heās sublime :-))
Absolutely everything I love about early Simple Minds all here in one little dynamic live set. They were just āONā from the get go! Amazing young musicians in Derek Forbes, Mick MacNeil and Brian McGee – not forgetting two stalwarts of Charlie Burchill and Jim Kerr – what a frontman he is! Yes, biased, I…
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Simple Minds – I Travel Killer version – still fresh some 35 years down the line. Love it! (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
Simple Minds feature article in Q Magazine Special on Depeche Mode and The Story of Electro-pop from 2005. I will be scanning the complete magazine in the next couple of days and sharing it in sections. I will put “Phase One” of the magazine up shortly. The magazine has really great features…but of course I…
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Jim and Charlie on Oz music programme Countdown. They went back on??! I see Jim made sure Charlie sat between him and Molly this time! (Sexual tensionā¦from Mollyās side only, of course!) Jim even mentions the Love Song performance from back in the day. But didnāt mention the big yellow man-bag. Lol. Wish Molly had…
Smash Hits magazine pop star āWhoās Whoā, featuring Jim Kerr and Annie Lennox, from 1984. Love the pic of Jim they used! Had not seen it before. Lol. Love the idea that his kinda āeternal searchā may just be for a new pair of shoes! Lol. You philosopher!
