Name: Where It Hits You
Brand: Jim White

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vjcd196

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Limited edition

Release date

2012-02-20

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The Orchard

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1 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

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Jim White

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Jim White (born 1962) is an Australian drummer, songwriter, and producer from Melbourne, Australia. He has been involved in various musical projects throughout his career, including Happy Orphans with Conway Savage and People With Chairs Up Their Noses. Jim has also played with bands such as Feral Dinosaurs, Brainshack, Venom P. Stinger, Hessian Sax, Conway Savage And The Deep South, Blackeyed Susans, Busload Of Faith, Kim Salmon's STM, Dirty Three and Charles Marshall And The Body Electric.

In addition to his band work, Jim has lived part-time in Chicago since the late 1990s and has collaborated with numerous artists as a session musician. He has contributed to records or tours with Will Oldham (*Bonnie "Prince" Billy*), Cat Power (*Chan Marshall*), Nina Nastasia, Smog (*Bill Callahan*), and White Magic. Jim is also a member of Tren Brothers (with Dirty Three guitarist Mick Turner) and Boxhead Ensemble.

It is important not to confuse Jim White with the Americana singer/songwriter *Jim White*, who typically does not play drums.

jim white releases his fifth full-length album. 'where it hits you' chronicles jim white's journey through life's challenges, heartbreak, and ultimately transcendence. 'where it hits you' is as rich and diverse a record as jim has ever produced. from the brooding dreamlike opener, 'chase the dark away,' to the wild eyed stomp of 'here we go,' to the beefheartesque 'infinite mind,' to the harvest-era neil young ringer 'my brother's keeper,' 'where it hits you' finds jim in full musical stride, effortlessly blending genres and approaches in ways that sometimes boggle the mind. but as white's work has shown over the arc of his career, despite the experimental extremes he recklessly embraces, there's always a cohesive, singular identity that holds the divergent influences together.

Where It Hits You

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