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Kevin Bloody Wilson (born Dennis Bryant on 13 February 1947 in Sydney, Australia) is a short, bearded comedy singer/songwriter who uses a heavy Australian accent/style with great success. Without the aid of radio or TV coverage (due to the explicit crude sexual nature of his songs and general humour), he's built up a loyal following all over the world, from Australia to the United Kingdom and elsewhere.

Early Career

Although he identifies himself with Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, where he was an electrician in the gold mines, he was born in Sydney, New South Wales.
   His real name is Dennis Bryant and in the 1970s he fronted his own band called Bryan Dennis and the Country Club. He also used the name Bryan Dennis when he hosted a country music show on 6KG in Kalgoorlie from 1973 - 1980 before he was thrown off air from playing the parody song, "I'm Heaving On A Jet Plane".
   He moved to Perth and began playing bawdy songs as a hobby, singing at pubs and football clubs. In 1984 he put together a cassette of his songs called Your Average Australian Yobbo, which he sold at gigs and by mail order. He managed to sell 22,000 copies of the cassette before it was eventually transferred to LP, where it went on to sell many thousands more.
   He is notable as Perth's most famous/infamous comedian. His humour is regarded as politically incorrect.
... KBW’s humour must be viewed in the context of contemporary academic and political discussion around issues such as PC, ‘culture wars’, multiculturalism and the construction of Australian national identity. KBW fails to recognise the position of privilege that he, as a white, Anglo-Celtic male, maintains in Australian society; rather he claims ‘victim’ status that's associated with the politics of the New Right. In doing so KBW justifies the use of tendentious jokes at the expense of previously marginalised groups that are now reconstructed as powerful organisations and groups. Moreover, through the construction of the politics of identity and the denial of the legitimacy of difference, KBW’s ‘subversive’ humour ends up reasserting a traditional Anglo-Celtic form of Australian identity at the expense of others.
Wilson is married, and his wife Betty comes on tour with him. She can normally be seen selling merchandise - and has even appeared on guest vocals in a few of his songs, including "Dick'taphone".
   Wilson's career was boosted in 2000 with new manager Mike Ardon, who took the business and Wilson's touring schedule to new heights.

Discography

  • Your Average Australian Yobbo (1984)
  • Kev's Back (The Return of the Yobbo) (1985),
  • Born Again Piss Tank (1987),
  • My Australian Roots (1989),
  • The Loveable Larrikin (best-of) (1990),
  • The Far-Canal Album (best-of) (1990),
  • Let's Call Him ... Kev! (1991),
  • The Worst of Kevin Bloody Wilson (best-of) (1992),
  • Nashville Trash (1993),
  • Backout From the Outback (best-of) (1994),
  • Let Loose Live in London (1993),
  • Kev's Kristmas (1996),
  • Kalgoorlie Love Songs (1998),
  • The Second Kummin' of Kev (2001),
  • Let Loose Live in the Outback (2002),
  • 20 Years of Kev (best-of) (2004) and
  • DILLIGAF (2006).
His songs generally consist of irreverent humour and plenty of swearing with eclectic musical backing.
   He has been nominated four times for Best Comedy release for the Australian ARIA Music Awards:
  • 1987 for Kev's Back (won)
  • 1992 for Let's Call Him Kev
  • 1995 for Let Loose Live In London
  • 2002 for The Second Kumin' Of Kev

    Touring

    He regularly tours, spending about 6 months each year overseas. His tours include visiting less populous venues such as small towns in New Zealand where he's a large following. The majority of his fans are male and drawn from a wide age range - from 14 to 90. A favourite pastime of his (he almost always meets his fans afterwards) is autographing bare female breasts. When dedicating an autograph, it isn't unusual for him to put "To , get fucked! Kev!". During several tours, Kevin has been joined by his daughter Jenny Talia.
       While visiting Canada on a world tour, Kevin alleges that he was told that due to the high level of taboo surrounding the word, he wasn't allowed to say "cunt" in Canada. It is unknown whether this was an order or a suggestion. Whatever the case, Kevin made a note of this and walked onto the stage in Montreal and the first song he sang was his now somewhat infamous You Can't Say Cunt In Canada.

    Website

    Wilson was the first Australian performing artist to have a website which a friend set up for him in 1993, which has since been a major source of album and product sales. He also runs an internet radio station kevfm.com. which was the first 24-hour adult comedy radio station.

    Recording and production studios

    In 2006, Kev expanded his business interests by purchasing the recording and production studios that he recorded his first 2 albums at some 20 years earlier. PARAMOUNT MEDIA is a state of the art studio in Wanneroo in Western Australia that diversifies Wilson's media empire to create documentaries and pilots for TV shows.

    List of some of the more well-known songs

  • Hey Santa Claus
  • Bali Belly Song
  • I Gave Up Wanking
  • Mick The Master Farter
  • You Can't Say Cunt In Canada
  • Absolute Cunt Of A Day
  • The Local
  • D.I.L.L.I.G.A.F.
  • The Pubic Hair Song
  • Dick'taphone
  • I'll Never Shit Solid Again
  • It Was Over (aka Kev's Lament)
  • Double Decker Dog
  • Grandad's Got A Bone
  • She's The Sorta Sheila
  • That Fuckin' Cat's Back
  • Fuck ya guts out
  • The Last Lager Waltz
  • Ollie & Olga
  • Breathe Through Me Ears
  • Nigel Krap
  • Rootin' in the back of the ute
  • Stack The Fridge
  • Living Next Door To Alan
  • The Builder
  • Do Ya Fuck On First Dates? (aka Kev's Courtin' Song)
  • That's What He Really Said
  • (The Ode To)Huey & Billy
  • The Perfect Ten
  • My Dick's On The Dole
  • Ho Ho Fucking Ho
  • Says A Me Steve
  • Santa was Stoned
  • See Me When I'm Pissed
  • Festival Of Farts
  • They Beat Me
  • Manuel The Bandito
  • The Festival of Life
  • Don't Touch Your Sister
  • The Kid (He Swears A Bit)
  • Chucka Browneye
  • That Damn Anal fiend
  • Charlie the doey cunt

    Daughter

    Jenny Talia (real name Tammy-Jo, who has performed as TJ Dennis and met with success in the country genre with TJ Dennis & The Wham Bam Thank You Band - www.tjdennis.com) who has followed in her father's footsteps singing similarly bawdy songs, some of them being reworded Kev songs, but done from a female perspective.

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