Dan Kelly

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Nothing Compares 2 U 04:51 Tools
I've Been Moved 03:39 Tools
Never Stop the Rot 03:39 Tools
Bindi Irwin Apocalypse Jam 04:25 Tools
Hold On, I'm Coming On 03:44 Tools
Dan Kelly's Dream 04:58 Tools
Down To My Soul 04:43 Tools
The Decommissioner 03:20 Tools
Crosstown 02:57 Tools
Gap Year Blues 03:04 Tools
Thinkin' About Alien City Blues 03:49 Tools
Stretching Out 02:45 Tools
West Coast Fishing Incident 02:59 Tools
Poisoned Estuary Jam 09:31 Tools
A Classical DJ At Dandenong Station 02:58 Tools
The Catholic Leader 03:59 Tools
Grown Up Solutions 04:39 Tools
Head Full of Steam 03:50 Tools
Haters 03:50 Tools
Melbourne Vs Sydney 03:50 Tools
On The Run 03:50 Tools
Baby Bonus 03:50 Tools
Hydra Ferry 03:50 Tools
Creme De La Creme De La Creme 03:50 Tools
Gold Coast Man 03:50 Tools
National Park and Wildlife 03:15 Tools
Everything's Amazing 03:15 Tools
Ex Bandido 03:15 Tools
Jet Lag 03:15 Tools
Pregnant Conversation 03:15 Tools
Cool Water 02:29 Tools
Spring Rain 03:34 Tools
Draining The Pool For You 04:49 Tools
Countermeal Kim 00:00 Tools
Drunk on Election night 03:34 Tools
Nasty Streak 00:00 Tools
Drowning in the Fountain of Youth 04:13 Tools
I Am A Fraud 00:00 Tools
I WIll Release MySelf (unto you) 00:00 Tools
Summer Wino 04:12 Tools
How Long, Marianne? 00:00 Tools
Babysitters of the World Unite! 00:00 Tools
Safeway Holiday (Get Wise) 00:00 Tools
Back on the Booze Again 04:05 Tools
Mail Order Bride 04:58 Tools
Hold On (I'm Coming On) 00:30 Tools
Man-O-Mercy 00:00 Tools
Star Of The Sea 05:44 Tools
Fire And Theft (The Landscape Gardener's Dream) 07:40 Tools
Everything's Amazing! 04:30 Tools
Thinkin' 'Bout Alien City Blues 07:40 Tools
Vice City Rolling 03:50 Tools
Hold On, Im Coming On 03:55 Tools
Heart Of Stone - Klonez Remix 06:39 Tools
Dear Kyle 04:30 Tools
Shake Your Mood 04:10 Tools
Fire And Theft (The Landscape Gardner's Dream) 07:39 Tools
My Brains Are On Fire 07:39 Tools
Summer Wind 04:10 Tools
Checkout Cutie 02:23 Tools
National Park 02:23 Tools
If it's So Hard to be Happy, Try Sad But More Outgoing 04:40 Tools
Sitting By The Riverside 03:20 Tools
Nothing Compares To You on the ukulele 03:20 Tools
The Lonely Coconut 04:20 Tools
Step Forward 00:00 Tools
You Touch Me Down to My Soul 00:00 Tools
Cross Town 00:00 Tools
My Brains Are On Fire! 04:12 Tools
Lonely Coconut 03:44 Tools
Hold On, I'm Coing On 03:44 Tools
Human Sea 03:07 Tools
Roots Lifestyle Superjam 02:45 Tools
Code Red 04:26 Tools
10 Four 03:44 Tools
Spring Rain (live) 04:26 Tools
Nothing Compares To You (Sinead O'Connor) 02:45 Tools
Draining The Pool 02:45 Tools
A Town Called Sadness 04:26 Tools
man o mercy 02:45 Tools
Draining the Pool for You (live) 02:45 Tools
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Daniel "Dan" Kelly (born 1974) is an Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist. Kelly is the second oldest of six children, and the nephew of Paul Kelly. He grew up in Queensland and learnt the guitar at thirteen, studying Environmental Science at University, in Brisbane, in 1990. He formed his first band, Nord, in Brisbane before moving to Melbourne in 1996, where in 2000 he started playing solo shows, under the name Dank Alley, not wanting to trade on his famous uncle’s name. In May, 2003 he released his first solo EP, Man O Mercy, which spawned the radio hit "Countermeal Kim". The next year he formed a new band, Dan Kelly and the Alpha Males, comprising Kelly, with Gareth Liddiard (The Drones), Christian Strybosch (The Drones) and Tom Carlyon (The Devestations). They were best known for the falsetto vocal stylings of Kelly, touring alongside Dallas Crane, Dan Brodie and The Broken Arrows, Even, as well as at The Falls Festival in Melbourne and Tasmania and selected Big Day Outs. In March 2004 they released their debut album, Sing the Tabloid Blues, on In-Fidelity Recordings. Kelly was nominated for 'Best Male Artist', with the band receiving two nominations, 'Best Independent Release' and 'Breakthrough Artist' for the album at the 2004 ARIA Awards. At the same time Kelly also joined his uncle's band, Paul Kelly and the Boon Companions, performing on his 2004 album, Ways & Means. In 2005 Liddiard and Carlyon traveled to Europe with their respective other projects, with Aaron Cupples, Dan Luscombe and Lewis Boyes joining the Alpha Males. The band then released an EP, Pirate Radio in October, 2005. Kelly receiving his second 'Best Male Artist' ARIA Award nomination for the release. The band gained significant press coverage in mid-2006 when their single "Drunk on Election Night" - a reflection on the disillusionment many experienced during the evening of the Australian federal election, 2004 - was hand picked by Neil Young to be included in his "Living With War Songs of The Times". Their second album, Drowning in the Fountain of Youth, released in August, 2006, was awarded Album of the 2006 by the Melbourne-based Inpress magazine. Kelly received his third nomination for 'Best Male Artist' at the 2007 ARIA Awards. The album was also short-listed for the 2006 J Award. In early 2007, Dan Kelly announced his backing band, the Alpha Males, were to disband for an undecided amount of time to allow the individual members to focus on other projects, a pertinent example being the addition of Dan Luscombe to the line up of fellow Melbourne outfit, The Drones. Kelly again joined his uncle, performing on his 2007 album, Stolen Apples and subsequent national tour. In 2008 he teamed up with a Melbourne faux Hawaiian duo, The Ukeladies, to release "The S.U.V Song", undertaking a number of headline shows and support shows with Augie March, through October and November, 2008. In late 2009 Kelly commenced work on a new album, Dan Kelly's Dream (formerly The Decommisioner). The first single, "Bindi Irwin Apocalypse Jam", was released in April, 2010. Kelly won the 2010 Age Award for Best Male artist and was nominated for Best Male Artist at the 2010 Aria Awards. Dan Kelly’s Dream was nominated for the 2010 AMP award for best Australian album. 2015 saw the release of Leisure Panic! on ABC Music. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.