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They collaborated on several recordings; two in particular, The Ultimate Seaside Companion (as "The Bells") and Largo, showcase Rieflin's keyboard skills. Rieflin's solo debut, Birth of a Giant, featured him singing in something other than a background role, and also featured Robert Fripp.
William "Bill" Rieflin (Seattle; 30 de septiembre de 1960-Ibidem; 24 de marzo de 2020) [1] fue un músico estadounidense, más reconocido por haber sido baterista de la banda R.E.M.
13 de feb. de 2001 · Largo by Bill Rieflin released in 2001. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
It starts with the title track 'Largo' which is a fantastic, dramatic piece of music. The track is built around a clicking metronome and switches from an eerie feel to sheer beauty very subtly. 'Pray'r' is also excellent, featuring stunning ivory tinkling from Bill Rieflin.
the beautiful song (first written & recorded by Robert Wyatt in 1974's "Rock Bottom") from the album "Largo" © First World Records, 2001... sea song you look...
William 'Bill' Rieflin (born September 30th 1960 / died March 24th 2020) was an American musician / multi-instrumentalist, who was mostly known as a drummer. He was recruited into Ministry following the 1985 demise of The Blackouts, a Seattle No Wave band whose final EP ' Lost Soul's Club ' had been produced by Al Jourgensen.
Largo, an Album by Bill Rieflin & Chris Connelly. Released 13 February 2001 on FWD (catalog no. FWD 01.10; CD).
