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4 de nov. de 2014 · Jim Kerr’s exposure to music was sudden and hard-hitting. Within a six-month period of massive exposure, the dye was set and now, forty years later, it’s time to pour it all into a list of just thirteen. "As a thirteen or fourteen-year-old kid," Kerr explains, "you’re life is changing fast as it ever is, but when I heard all these bands ...
Scottish musician and singer-songwriter,James "Jim" Kerr has an estimated net worth of $45 million.When Kerr and guitarist ... Kerr also contributed vocals to the Call's Reconciled album. When Simple Minds released the single "See the Lights" in 1991 ... Estimated earnings from the album The Best of Simple Minds from the Next World ...
A letter from Jim Kerr. I was led to Taormina in much the same way that many others are persuaded to consider going on a blind date. I had been told that it was the most romantic place, that it was magical, that it belonged to another world altogether. Above all I was told that it was absolutely for me and that I would fall in love at first sight.
19 de mar. de 2024 · “Listen Jim, I want to congratulate you [on] 50 years of radio [in New York] — and not just crummy radio — you’ve been at the top of your game all this time … My hat is off to you,” Howard said. “I wish you luck in love and career and continued success … You are what we call a real pro, and a real success, and a real inspiration.”
James Kerr (fødd 9. juli 1959) er ein skotsk songar og låtskrivar, og mangeårig frontmann i rockebandet Simple Minds.Han oppnådde fem førsteplassar på albumlista i Storbritannia med bandet, og ein singel på toppen av lista i 1989 med «Belfast Child». Han gav ut det første soloalbumet sitt, Lostboy!AKA Jim Kerr, den 27. mai 2010.Røysta til Kerr er blitt skildra som «den rike ...
The All Music Guide had this to say: Though none of the singles from The Call's Reconciled made a dent on the pop charts, the anthemic march "I Still Believe" and the galloping "Everywhere I Go" (with backup vocals by Jim Kerr and Peter Gabriel) both received significant AOR and college radio airplay. It significantly raised the profile of the quartet and their earnest, U2-like brand of rock.
