Bio:
Video/Multi-media artist born in the Isle of Wight inbut based in Dublin since
becoming visual arts director at the Project Arts Centre in 1974. He also
lectured in the NCAD. At one point he was a member of
Supply Demand and Curve.
He is primarily
known for live performances. He doesn't appear to have a webpage
(he does now - see below) but google turns
up lots of links.
Notes:
Musicians appearing on the album include John Duffy (RX11/Tapes, Prophet 5,
bass, tuba), Alanna O'Kelly (voice), Brian Masterson (bodhran), Rita Connolly
(voice) and Joy Dunne (voice) There was also a book "Sculptures In Motion:
Island Stories", published by the ICA, London, 1986.
Notes: Credits:
Keyboards - Nigel Rolfe
Drum Programme - Nigel Rolfe / Steve Rainsford
Trumpet (1st track) - Stuart Smyth
Guitars (tracks 2+3) - Greg Boland
All vocals from tape sampled on Akai S400 - Nigel Rolfe
The backing tracks were recorded live close to the Edge's mobile on F1 digital stereo.
Vocal, Solo And Overdubs Recorded And Mixed By John Grimes In Windmill Lane Studio 2.
Another Cone cassette with similar song titles appeared the same year with catalogue
number C003. Presumably there is a Cone C001.
Notes:
"A collection of beautiful and haunting Irish laments. All pieces are solo
performances, recorded especially for this album, including Christy Moore (voice
and bodhran), Davy Spillane (low whistle), Mícháel O'Súilleabháin (piano), and
Derek Bell (harp). A powerful statement, where artists were asked to record
their saddest air as a memory for the loss of innocent life in the Troubles."
Released on Peter Gabriel's Realworld label, this was produced by Brian Masterson
(ex Supply Demand and Curve) and Nigel Rolfe. As far as I am
aware it's his only production credit.
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