212:(December 1982), had been recorded in Brisbane earlier and was the first release on the new Waterfront Records label. It featured the song, "The Texan Thing", which received alternative radio airplay. Kennedy had started writing it as "Take Something", which was a "jaunty keyboard-driven song". When Paterson recommended "The Texan Thing" as their next single, Kennedy thought "that's a bit rude, he'd already had the A-side of the first single, and now he was mentioning this song I'd never heard of". However Paterson had "misheard as 'Texan Thing'. So I had to go back and rewrite the lyrics."
280:) on banjo and pedal steel. They recorded a new single, "Big Country" (July 1986), McFarlane described how "the song captured an authentic country truckin' feel." Also early in 1986, while auditioning for new members of Love Gone Wrong, Kennedy had a casual band with Messenger and Turnbull: John Kennedy's Sweet Dreams. They played country-inspired John Kennedy's Love Gone Wrong originals and covers of popular country songs.
268:) on bass guitar. This line-up toured the Australian eastern states and recorded another single, "King Street" (November 1985). Coupe described their work "Most notable among the records are 'King Street', an ode to the main street in the inner Sydney suburb of Newtown, and 'Miracle in Marrickville', a song about the suburb Kennedy was living in at the time."
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Kennedy was born in Liverpool, England on 1 July 1958. His father's name is also John Kennedy. In October 1965 the Kennedy family migrated to Australia and settled in Brisbane. Kennedy took the confirmation name, Francis, when he was ten and – as his middle name – it completes the famous JFK
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Wellham found it "is country music that avoids the cliches of being done wrong by women and depending on mates with hearts of gold. Intelligent lyrics and music that, while not easily accessible, is still immediate. Neither cattle fodder nor radio fodder." In August 1988 Love Gone Wrong
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Kennedy, on lead vocals and guitar, formed his first band, JFK & the Cuban Crisis, with former school friend James Paterson on vocals and guitar in Brisbane in October 1980. The rest of the initial line-up were John Downie on bass guitar and Stephen Pritchard on drums. They established
328:(February 1989). The album sessions were abandoned but an associated single, "Out of Town" (January) was released. He undertook the Out of Town Farewell Tour of the nation before moving to the US, then United Kingdom before settling in Berlin. In 1990 Red Eye released a compilation album,
255:) on percussion; Peter Timmerman (ex-Cheatin' Hearts) on drums and Martin Tucker on piano. Kennedy described his music as "urban and western". The band released a single, "Miracle (in Marrickville)" in March 1985. Also in that month Colin Bloxsom joined on lead guitar (ex-Pop Rivets).
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1 July 1958) is an
English-born Australian musician and singer-songwriter–guitarist. He has been the leader of a number of groups including JFK & the Cuban Crisis (1980–84), and John Kennedy's Love Gone Wrong (1984–88). In 1984 he described his music as "urban and western".
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171:(July 1977). He later recalled that "My parents listened to a lot of popular country – people like Burl Ives, Tom Jones, who was doing country then, and Johnny Cash... It was quite sophisticated country music – big vocals and a big production sound."
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Kennedy embarked on his solo career by releasing a single, "Forget", in
September 1984 on Waterfront Records. To promote it he formed John Kennedy's Love Gone Wrong (from early 1987, it was trimmed to Love Gone Wrong). Alongside Kennedy were
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Kennedy and Paterson recruited a new rhythm section: Greg Hall on bass guitar and Paul Rochelli on drums. They started a residency at the Southern Cross Hotel in Surry Hills. A four-track extended play,
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Australia, finally came out on Berlin-based label Twang!/PolyGram under the title
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In August 1988 John Kennedy flew to Germany and performed at the Berlin Independence Day celebrations. He returned to Australia where he recorded a solo album under the working title
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it's no longer John Kennedy and backing members." They issued a single, "The Singing City" (September), which was about his birthplace, Liverpool. It was followed by a studio album,
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initials. According to his website, "It seemed like a good idea at the time. The joke has long since worn off for him, but it still takes some explaining." Kennedy grew up in
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Howell, Anne (2 February 1989). "Why JFK was forced to defect".
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854:"To Love Somebody"/"Tourists in Heaven" (by John Kennedy and
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Stafford, Andrew (2006). "Ups and Downs (1980–1989)".
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304:, in December on Mighty Boy Records.
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1023:Cowle, June (12 November 2009).
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696:(2017) – Popboomerang Records
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905:Who's Who Of Australian Rock
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771:(2023) – Foghorn Records
758:(2012) – Foghorn Records
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684:(2011) – Foghorn Records
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617:Always the Bridegroom
592:The End of the Affair
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688:Sons Of Sun (Vol.2)
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