page_title: Jim Moginie
section_title: External links
hierarchical_section_title: Jim Moginie / External links
caption_attribution_description: Jim Moginie and the Family Dog The Harp Hotel August 2008
context_page_description: James Moginie is an Australian musician. He is best known for his work with Midnight Oil, of which he was a founding member, guitarist, keyboardist and leading songwriter.
  In addition to Midnight Oil, Moginie has worked and performed with many notable musicians from Australia and New Zealand, including Silverchair, Sarah Blasko, End of Fashion, Neil Murray, Kasey Chambers and Neil Finn. Moginie has also played live with his band The Family Dog comprising different members at times, including Trent Williamson, Kent Steedman, Paul Loughhead and Tim Kevin.
  He has also released three solo works.
  The four-track EP Fuzz Face was recorded in Moginie's small home studio with Midnight Oils' producer Nick Launay and released in 1996, with fellow Midnight Oils bassist Bones Hillman contributing under the pseudonym "The Family Dog" – a term that Moginie would later use for his live band.
  Alas Folkloric is Moginie's first full-length solo album and first release after Midnight Oil disbanded. The album features contributions from Martin Rotsey and Rob Hirst, as well as Paul Dempsey in Something for Kate on the track "Halfway Home", and was released through the Virgin Music label.
context_section_description: Midnight Oil – official website
  Reverberama – Jim Moginie's website
  - official Facebook page
  - Jim Moginie Twitter feed
caption: Jim Moginie and the Family Dog, The Harp Hotel August 2008 Photo: Mandy Hall
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