Uploaded July 2019 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
'Mirrors' video art conceived, directed & produced by Ed Newstead. Music by Jonathan Price & Software. Dance by Candy Veal & Alison Duthie. Tracks: 0:09 Intro; 2:26 Mirror Moves; 6:44 Modern Province; 11:10 Crash Course; 22:11 Arbitrary Intervals; 26:26 Alphabet City; 32:08 Jukebox Video; 46:22 Caught in the Crossfire; 50:10 The Best in You.
Ed Newstead listed in his CV involvement in Beatles video promos such as 'Strawberry Fields', as well as working on various BBC films including the History of the British Empire. In 1971 he acquired a ACCT film directors ticket, and then mostly worked in experimental film along with the occasional commercial commission, along with presenting photography and art exhibitions. He won a BAFTA award for a documentary he directed for the Forestry Commission. Tracigally Ed died in 1992 at age 49, hit by a HGV truck when cycling on Oxford Street. (Trucks are no longer allowed there.)
Jonathan Price & Software are:
Robin Ashton-Jones - drums; Kevin Beer - vocals, maracas; Simon Doughty - Percussion; Steven Draper - bass, cello, voice, keyboards; David MacDonald - keyboards; Simon Picard - tenor saxophone; Jonathan Price - guitar synth, keyboards, percussion, vocals.
Jonathan Price went on to release a vinyl album under the name 'Nature Lovers' - "Beginning To End" in 1985 on Ink Records, and 'Software' had a cassette release "Men Without Clothes" in 1981. Both are now very rare and collectable. However these songs on 'Mirrors' didn't get released separately, being exclusive to this video.
Dance by Candy Veal, except Arbitrary Interludes by Alison Duthie.
All songs by Jonathan Price, except 4 (MacDonald/Price), 6 (Beer/Price), 9 (Draper/Price).
Bike courier tribute: ahalenia.com/memorial/newstead.html
A 33 Group Production.
(p) & (c) 1985 Jungle Visual Displays. Originally released on VHS.
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'Mirrors' video art conceived, directed & produced by Ed Newstead. Music by Jonathan Price & Software. Dance by Candy Veal & Alison Duthie. Tracks: 0:09 Intro; 2:26 Mirror Moves; 6:44 Modern Province; 11:10 Crash Course; 22:11 Arbitrary Intervals; 26:26 Alphabet City; 32:08 Jukebox Video; 46:22 Caught in the Crossfire; 50:10 The Best in You.
Ed Newstead listed in his CV involvement in Beatles video promos such as 'Strawberry Fields', as well as working on various BBC films including the History of the British Empire. In 1971 he acquired a ACCT film directors ticket, and then mostly worked in experimental film along with the occasional commercial commission, along with presenting photography and art exhibitions. He won a BAFTA award for a documentary he directed for the Forestry Commission. Tracigally Ed died in 1992 at age 49, hit by a HGV truck when cycling on Oxford Street. (Trucks are no longer allowed there.)
Jonathan Price & Software are:
Robin Ashton-Jones - drums; Kevin Beer - vocals, maracas; Simon Doughty - Percussion; Steven Draper - bass, cello, voice, keyboards; David MacDonald - keyboards; Simon Picard - tenor saxophone; Jonathan Price - guitar synth, keyboards, percussion, vocals.
Jonathan Price went on to release a vinyl album under the name 'Nature Lovers' - "Beginning To End" in 1985 on Ink Records, and 'Software' had a cassette release "Men Without Clothes" in 1981. Both are now very rare and collectable. However these songs on 'Mirrors' didn't get released separately, being exclusive to this video.
Dance by Candy Veal, except Arbitrary Interludes by Alison Duthie.
All songs by Jonathan Price, except 4 (MacDonald/Price), 6 (Beer/Price), 9 (Draper/Price).
Bike courier tribute: ahalenia.com/memorial/newstead.html
A 33 Group Production.
(p) & (c) 1985 Jungle Visual Displays. Originally released on VHS.
Subscribe: http://smarturl.it/ohm7aw jungle-records.net
#MirrorsVideoArt #EdNewstead #JonathanPrice @junglerecords
