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Born 1978 | Born 1978 in Western Australia, Kavyen is the lead singer, song writer, bassist and occasionally the keys of the Australian band Eskimo Joe. | ||
He stayed in | He stayed in Pune with his mum [[Ma Divyam Yatri|Yatri]] in the early 90ies and following that spent a year at [[Osho Ko Ko Hsuan School]]. He then returned to Fremantle, WA.<br> | ||
At the age of eighteen Kavyen returned to England in an attempt to re-kindle the friendship with his former classmates at Ko Hsuan. He subsequently returned to Pune. It was in India that he decided that it was time to get serious about his music. Kavyen, Stu MacLeod and Joel Quartermain founded Eskimo Joe in 1997 and within a few years became one of Australia's most popular and most awarded bands. After being at number one on the national album charts and four-times platinum sales later, they hit the road in the US, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Netherlands, Korea and the UK to support releases internationally. | At the age of eighteen Kavyen returned to England in an attempt to re-kindle the friendship with his former classmates at Ko Hsuan. He subsequently returned to Pune. It was in India that he decided that it was time to get serious about his music. Kavyen, Stu MacLeod and Joel Quartermain founded Eskimo Joe in 1997 and within a few years became one of Australia's most popular and most awarded bands. After being at number one on the national album charts and four-times platinum sales later, they hit the road in the US, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Netherlands, Korea and the UK to support releases internationally. | ||
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:'''Carpet''' | :'''Carpet''' | ||
::1996 : [[Carpet/Go Go Go]] (single) | ::1996 : [[Carpet/Go Go Go]] (single) | ||
:'''Freud's Pillow''' | |||
::1997 : [[Pleasure Puppy]] (EP) | |||
:'''Tempura''' | :'''Tempura''' | ||
::1999 : ''[[Sub Vol.1]]'' | ::1999 : ''[[Sub Vol.1]]'' | ||
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::2002 : ''[[Murdoch Campus Radio - Top of the Dial]]'' | ::2002 : ''[[Murdoch Campus Radio - Top of the Dial]]'' | ||
::2004 : [[A Song Is a City]] | ::2004 : [[A Song Is a City]] | ||
::2004 : ''[[Triple J's Hottest 100]]'' | |||
::2004 : ''[[Pepsi More Music - Best of 2004]]'' (dvd) | |||
::2004 : ''[[New Music Live From The Panel]]'' | |||
::2004 : ''[[Now Vision 2004]]'' (dvd) | |||
::2005 : ''[[Triple J's Hottest 100]]'' | |||
::2006 : [[Black Fingernails, Red Wine]] | ::2006 : [[Black Fingernails, Red Wine]] | ||
::2006 : ''[[Kiwi Hit Disc 86]]'' | |||
::2007 : ''[[Triple J's Hottest 100 Volume 14]]'' (dvd) | |||
::2007 : ''[[20 Years of Rage]]'' | |||
::2007 : ''[[Video Hits • 20 Years Of Australian Hits]]'' (dvd) | |||
::2007 : ''[[50 Years Of Australian Rock & Roll]]'' | |||
::2007 : ''[[Writers' Bloc 2007]]'' | |||
::2009 : ''[[Instant Karma]]'' | ::2009 : ''[[Instant Karma]]'' | ||
::2009 : [[Inshalla]] | ::2009 : [[Inshalla]] | ||
::2009 : ''[[New Moon]]'' (soundtrack) | ::2009 : ''[[New Moon]]'' (soundtrack) | ||
::2011 : [[Ghosts of the Past]] | ::2011 : [[Ghosts of the Past]] | ||
::2013 : [[Wastelands]] | ::2013 : [[Wastelands]] | ||
::2015 : [[Thirty Six]] (single) | ::2015 : [[Thirty Six]] (single) | ||
::2018 : ''[[Vast]]'' | |||
::2018 : [[Girl Re-Issue]] | ::2018 : [[Girl Re-Issue]] | ||
::2018 : [[Ghosts of the Past Re-Issue]] | ::2018 : [[Ghosts of the Past Re-Issue]] | ||
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::2018 : ''[[The Shower Song]]'' | ::2018 : ''[[The Shower Song]]'' | ||
::2018 : [[All Your Devotion]] | ::2018 : [[All Your Devotion]] | ||
::2020 : [[Wildfire]] (single) | |||
;videography | ;videography | ||
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:[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kavyen_Temperley Kavyen in the Wikipedia] | :[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kavyen_Temperley Kavyen in the Wikipedia] | ||
:[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eskimo_Joe Eskimo Joe in the Wikipedia] | :[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eskimo_Joe Eskimo Joe in the Wikipedia] | ||
:[https://www.facebook.com/kavtemperley/ Kav on facebook] | |||
:[https://www.facebook.com/EskimoJoe Eskimo Joe on facebook] | :[https://www.facebook.com/EskimoJoe Eskimo Joe on facebook] | ||
:[https://www.facebook.com/basementbirds/ Basement Birds on facebook] | :[https://www.facebook.com/basementbirds/ Basement Birds on facebook] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:45, 28 January 2020
(Kav Temperley né Finlay Beaton)
Born 1978 in Western Australia, Kavyen is the lead singer, song writer, bassist and occasionally the keys of the Australian band Eskimo Joe.
He stayed in Pune with his mum Yatri in the early 90ies and following that spent a year at Osho Ko Ko Hsuan School. He then returned to Fremantle, WA.
At the age of eighteen Kavyen returned to England in an attempt to re-kindle the friendship with his former classmates at Ko Hsuan. He subsequently returned to Pune. It was in India that he decided that it was time to get serious about his music. Kavyen, Stu MacLeod and Joel Quartermain founded Eskimo Joe in 1997 and within a few years became one of Australia's most popular and most awarded bands. After being at number one on the national album charts and four-times platinum sales later, they hit the road in the US, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Netherlands, Korea and the UK to support releases internationally.
Contact Details
- address
- Perth
- Australia
- phones
- Phone:
- Mobile:
- Skype:
- discography
- Carpet
- 1996 : Carpet/Go Go Go (single)
- Freud's Pillow
- 1997 : Pleasure Puppy (EP)
- Tempura
- 1999 : Sub Vol.1
- Eskimo Joe
- 1998 : Sweater (EP)
- 1999 : Eskimo Joe (EP)
- 2001 : Girl
- 2002 : Murdoch Campus Radio - Top of the Dial
- 2004 : A Song Is a City
- 2004 : Triple J's Hottest 100
- 2004 : Pepsi More Music - Best of 2004 (dvd)
- 2004 : New Music Live From The Panel
- 2004 : Now Vision 2004 (dvd)
- 2005 : Triple J's Hottest 100
- 2006 : Black Fingernails, Red Wine
- 2006 : Kiwi Hit Disc 86
- 2007 : Triple J's Hottest 100 Volume 14 (dvd)
- 2007 : 20 Years of Rage
- 2007 : Video Hits • 20 Years Of Australian Hits (dvd)
- 2007 : 50 Years Of Australian Rock & Roll
- 2007 : Writers' Bloc 2007
- 2009 : Instant Karma
- 2009 : Inshalla
- 2009 : New Moon (soundtrack)
- 2011 : Ghosts of the Past
- 2013 : Wastelands
- 2015 : Thirty Six (single)
- 2018 : Vast
- 2018 : Girl Re-Issue
- 2018 : Ghosts of the Past Re-Issue
- 2018 : Inshalla Re-Issue
- 2019 : Black Fingernails Red Wine Re-Issue
- 2019 : Eskimo Joe and the West Australian Symphony Orchestra Live at the Perth Concert Hall
- Basement Birds
- 2010 : Basement Birds
- INXS
- 2010 : Original Sin
- solo
- 2014 : Covers
- 2016 : Hope Street (EP)
- 2018 : The Shower Song
- 2018 : All Your Devotion
- 2020 : Wildfire (single)
- videography
- Kav's YouTube channel
- Eskimo Joe's YouTube channel
