Kim Salmon
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‘You’ll Leave A Convert’: Dig It Up! 2013
Wednesday, Apr 17 2013|by Aaron Curran
AARON CURRAN interviews Hoodoo Gurus’ Dave Faulkner, The Flamin’ Groovies’ Cyril Jordan and Kim Salmon ahead of Dig It Up’s second year. Discussed: pulling the pin on Adelaide, uncertainty over a third festival, a Victims reunion, a new Darling Downs album and those thieving Sex Pistols. Dave Faulkner (Hoodoo Gurus) Congrats on last year’s Dig It Up!. I was lucky enough to catch the Sydney show. It was a blast, w…
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Kim Salmon & Spencer P Jones
Runaways
Monday, Feb 18|by Sam Fell
The pairing of two erstwhile Beasts of Bourbon makes for an album that’s as scruffy and filthy as you’d expect, but also surprisingly mature in places. Most of all it stays true to its makers, finds SAMUEL J FELL. Beasts of Bourbon are a longtime favourite band of mine, one who helped shape my roc…
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Track By Track: Kim Salmon & Spencer P Jones
Friday, Feb 15 2013|by Mess+Noise
KIM SALMON deconstructs ‘Runaways’, his debut duo album with Spencer P Jones, much like the two deconstruct a far-flung batch of covers with altered lyrics and arrangements – including Jones’ first stab at rapping. ‘A Bitter Projection’ How many times have you heard the words “I think that’s a bit of projection going on there” coming from someone who doesn’t want to own up to something? I kinda wrote the song b…
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Icons: Beasts Of Bourbon Pt 2
Wednesday, Feb 13 2013|by Patrick Emery
PATRICK EMERY continues his oral history of the classic ‘Axeman’s Jazz’ line-up of Beasts of Bourbon, picking up with its 1987 reconvening and the making of ‘Sour Mash’ and ‘Black Milk’. Part one here. In 1987 The Scientists returned to Australia at the end of the band’s tenure in Europe. Kim Salmon returned to his hometown of Perth, while Boris Sujdovic returned to Sydney. Tex Perkins, meanwhile, had had his own e…
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Icons: Beasts Of Bourbon Pt 1
Tuesday, Feb 12 2013|by Patrick Emery
As the proper first incarnation of Beasts of Bourbon reconvenes for ATP, PATRICK EMERY traces that line-up’s long and crooked path, reliving it all with Tex Perkins, Spencer P Jones, Kim Salmon, Boris Sujdovic and James Baker. The Beasts of Bourbon were born of happenstance and inebriated serendipity. Originally an ad hoc musical vehicle to fill a series of gigs booked by Greg Perkins – nicknamed ‘Tex’ on account …
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Kim Salmon, Spencer P Jones Team Up For ‘Runaways’
Thursday, January 31 2013 at 10:00 PM
One-time Beasts of Bourbon bandmates Kim Salmon and Spencer P Jones will digitally release an album together next month – and cover Kanye West while they’re at it. “The first and possibly only album” from them as a duo, Runaways comprises “revealing monologues and rants … added to old blues songs a…
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