Shaft Profile
Robert Cardy took a break from his art school capping revue past with The Axemen, and with his new band Shaft, released 'Downhill Racer’, a Beatles-ish nod to trolley races of yore from the Bob Frisbee-produced Pooty EP.
Shaft formed in 1992 when Cardy encountered guitarist John Segovia (AKA Rent Hamilton) in a gas station. Cardy was already working with fellow Axemen member Stu Kawowski (AKA Stuart Page, drums) and the band soon added Danny Mañetto on bass.
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Shaft at Golden Dawn, 2013
Downhill Racer (1996) Directed by Stuart Page
I Just Wanna Have Your Baby
Shaft at Temple Cafe & Bar, Queen Street, Auckland, 1990s.
Bob Cardy, 2013
Alive Alive - live
Trivia:
The Nudie Suits song Little Too Loose There is written about Bob Cardy.
During his years in The Axemen Bob Cardy went by the name Bob Brannigan.
Labels:
Lil' Chief Records
Zerophonic
Members:
Robert Cardy - vocals, guitar
Glen Casey - keyboards
Sam Kett - bass, vocals
Stuart Kett - drums
Ben Maitland - guitar
Danny Mañetto - cello
Rich Mixture - drums, keyboards
Stuart Page - drums
Mark Petersen - guitar
Tony Rush - guitar
Brad Walkington - guitar
John Segovia - guitar
Matt Brown - guitar