Der Musiker Jim Keller kann auf einen durchaus längeren Werdegang zurückblicken.
Über den Künstler bekommt man im Internet unter anderem folgende Hintergrundinformationen: »[…] Keller first got attention years ago when, as part of San Francisco group Tommy Tutone, he co-wrote and performed "867-5309" ("Jenny Jenny"), a classic power pop tune that made 80’s radio so listenable.
After migrating to New York, he jumped the fence, running Philip Glass’s publishing company and taking over management of Glass’s career as director of Dunvagen Music.
In 2005, Keller returned to recording and performing and with a voice aged by time, whiskey and promises, he’s got the sound of someone who could have been Tom Petty’s therapist. He’s made three solo albums to date Sunshine In My Pocket (2005), Soul Candy (2011) and Heaven Can Wait (2014). […]«
Jim Kellers Musik wird so beschrieben: »[…] What would you get if John Lee Hooker quarantined with Kraftwerk? Jim Keller’s mix of industrial blues and industrial menace, "Don’t Get Me Started," could turn out to be the definitive song for the pandemic. […]«
"Don’t Get Me Started" ist einer von elf Tracks seines Albums "By No Means", das Mitte Februar 2021 auf den Markt kam.
Zum Album selbst liest man: »[…] By No Means has been written with longtime collaborator Byron Isaacs (The Lumineers, Levon Helm), produced by Mitchell Froom (Los Lobos, Crowded House, Randy Newman) and Backed by Los Lobos' David Hidalgo on guitar.
It’s the phrasing that hooks you, sly and all knowing but still waiting to be told that one secret that might make it all worth it, that might make sense of this whole crazy mess. […]«
Etwas lesen ist gut, etwas sehen und hören ist besser.
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