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The Kirsty MacColl web site
INFORMATION
Yes, it's a page of links! Fans, Fan Sites, Industry Contacts, and general freeworld stuff.
Buy stuff from amazon, help to fund freeworld! Buy Kirsty prints from kirstyprints.com, help to fund the Justice For Kirsty Campaign!
Search for Kirsty stuff in the UK or American store.
eBay (searches for all the common mis-spellings as well). Remember that eBay has lots of international outlets and sometimes searching a different region can produce interesting results. Here are some of them...
The Typical Girls forum about that great band the Slits.
Gus Kidman runs the mighty Gusworld site, including his Kirsty page. My favourite other bit remains Mighty Morphin' Dannii Minogue, a mega super-heroine with a strange fondness for tight vinyl costumes and mood lighting.
Marty Rudnick places the Beach Boys as his all-time great but Kirsty slots in at #6. He performs in a vocal duo, supports the Giants and like the Rubinoos a lot.
Ross McMichael owns the Kirsty discussion list (see Mailing page), lives in Slough. Enjoy his laydeez and revel in his taste for classic songwriting and movies. Then chat to him online in the Kirsty chat room.
"Voice of an Angel" was run from the US by Akoustic. This provided an alternative Kirsty site, including games, guitar tabs and assorted clever things done in Java. Not as comprehensive as Freeworld but a lot of thought was been put into its presentation and design. Unfortunately this site is no longer on the web, though Akoustic has donated his collection of tabs and guestbook entries to Freeworld for posterity.
Galore at Gusworld in Australia, features some unique video details and lots of Kirsty links. It is no longer updated.
"50,000 Lira for my thoughts" from Andrew Rogers in England featured some personal opinions (always good to see) and interview material. This site has also been retired, and its contents donated to Freeworld.
Jase still has his small page about Kirsty as part of his Cd Collection site, though he no longer maintains it.
Visit Mark Nevin's excellent web site.
Later with Jools Holland. Excellent comprehensive site detailing every performance since the show started in 1992. If unfamiliar with the brand, "Later" is the UK's premier live music programme. Eclectic and at times inspirational, it is held together by former Squeeze piano man Jools Holland.
Hux Records are a small independent record company in England, initially releasing a string of BBC Radio Sessions albums. They released "What do pretty girls do?".
Stiff Records have an excellent new site.
Alix Kirsta has written prominently about the Justice campaign.
Freeworld are allegedly Memphis' tightest jam band! Go see.
Freeworld Massive are (were?) "a fresh band and sound system out of
Manchester, England
Our sound is original and cannot be pigeonholed. Electronica / hip hop / house
/ soul / pop, call us what you want! Genre-specific we are not."
Website no longer online.
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