Click	Jim Keays, Normie Rowe and Mike Brady will speak at "Aussie Rock Legends Talk Men's Health", Wednesday 17th June, 2009 at Arthurs at the Peak. For more information and bookings see Men's Wellbeing Matters
Click	Jim, Karin and their family send their thanks for the many emails about the the Coronial finding on the death of their son, William. The Keays family have quietly spent almost five years trying to effect changes to "accepted" obstetric and private hospital standards and the recommendations made by the Coroner are a significent step in the right direction. Read news reports by clicking on these links. The Age news report. Herald Sun News news report.
	Jim has finished recording his solo album for the Liberation Blue Acoustic Series. The CD features acoustic versions of Masters Apprentices' hits along with songs from Jim's solo albums and includes some new tracks never before released. Now Available. Click thumbnail to see artwork and tracks.

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Click the thumbnail to see Jim at Abbey Road studios in Dec 2005. He went there to interview Jeff Jarrett about the Masters recording sessions during the 70's for the new Masters' DVD

Waiting For The Big One? Click the thumbnail to hear one of Jim's greatest works.

Did you know that Jim wrote the lyrics for two national football club songs? He wrote the lyrics for the BRISBANE LIONS to the old Lions tune of 'La Marseillaise'. When the MELBOURNE VICTORY club was forming, Glenn Wheatley asked Jim to submit a song. Drawing on his Scottish heritage, Jim chose to set his lyrics to one of the most stirring songs ever, 'Scotland the Brave'.

Jim's autobiography, HIS MASTER'S VOICE, is currently out of print.. Click the thumbnail for more information.

Two of Jim's solo albums are also available. "Pressure Makes Diamonds" and "The Boy from the Stars" may be purchased. Click the thumbnail to find out how.

COTTON KEAYS MORRIS Live at the Basement DVD is available at shows. Click the thumbnail to see the tracks

COTTON KEAYS & MORRIS have been playing to packed audiences and receiving huge response. The show includes the combined wealth of hits from three Australian music greats - Jim, Russell Morris and Darryl Cotton - brilliantly performed by these legends of Oz rock. Shows tend to sell out quickly so booking is essential to avoid disappointment. The venues are listed on the Cotton Keays Morris News Page