Janice Matthews discusses Nielen Marais’ unique approach to rock music in “Falling Mirrors” in a Southern Mail article.
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McCully Workshop – All The Gingerbread Men
Richard Black announces the release of McCully Workshop’s latest single “Gingerbread Men,” highlighting its eclectic sound and influences.
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Falling Mirror: Time – The Thief [Remix 2022]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8ZziGYIyo8 Falling Mirror: Time – The Thief [Remix 2022] New remix of a classic track. Time (is a thief) was the first track we recorded as Falling Mirror back in 1978. It brings back memories of me shouting instructions through the headphones (bars, stop, etc) as we recorded this altogether in one take. In theContinueContinue reading “Falling Mirror: Time – The Thief [Remix 2022]”
McCully Workshop – Beginnings
“Beginnings” by McCully Workshop, available on both Spotify and YouTube, providing easy access to the track.
Ex-Falling Mirror Drummer Pat Humphreys passes away
It is with great sadness that we share the sad news that Pat Humphreys has passed away. Pat was the drummer for the legendary Cape Town band, Falling Mirror, alongside Allan Faull and Nielen Mirror, after beginning his association with them as a member of the pre-Falling Mirror band Wakeford Hart in 1970. Pat thenContinueContinue reading “Ex-Falling Mirror Drummer Pat Humphreys passes away”
McCully Workshop: Top Ten Tunes
Brian Currin lists his top ten favorite songs by the South African pop rock band McCully Workshop.
Joe Bonamassa’s “Lookout Man!” features bass riff from “Buccaneer”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yqwv7Xs0Opc Joe Bonamassa ” Lookout Man!”
The Blue Beats – Parchman Farm
The Blue Beats, featuring the McCully brothers, recorded an unreleased track, a blues cover of Bukka White’s “Parchman Farm,” in 1966/67.
McCully/Mackay – The Unicorns Are Screaming
Terence McCullagh collaborates with keyboardist Gordon Mackay for a progressive rock album titled The Unicorns Are Screaming, expressing personal musical preferences influenced by bands like King Crimson and Yes, blending fantasy and personal themes.