Project Caberfeigh was started in 2006 as a space dedicated to the art of the artist Jeep Solid.
Quotes on Jeep Solid:
"Jeep Solid is Scotland's forgotten hero of performance, trying to classify him is like trying to put a beach-ball in a matchbox! It won't go in even if you spent time deflating it!"
The song-writing skills of Neil Young and the presence of Alex Harvey!
Des Dillon
"He is loved by many who understand and ignored by the many who dare not."
"If Daniel Johnston and Kevin Ayres stayed awake for an entire week, they would still not be able to concoct Jeep Solid."
JEEPERS CREEPERS, 05 March 2005
"After 40 years in the music game Jeep Solid is back! This ex flat-mate of Lemmy from Motorhead and old friend of the New York Dolls and is apparently lucky to be alive. He was once signed to Apple Records with the group White Trash and recorded with Badfinger before the wilderness years! Now this reformed character and good friend of renowned artist/writer John Byrne, Jeep is creating the most imaginative and ground breaking music in the UK."
Author Unknown
"A fiftysomething beat poet, Solid channels something akin to the hellraising spirit of Alex Harvey through soothing Beta Band- style grooves."
Graeme Virtue, The Sunday Herald, Mar 23, 2003.
"The Sun Ra of the Highlands"
Mojo Magazine.
Jeep Solid on...
Nick and Roy Harper
"A rapt spectator at the last Maple Court show, was local avant-garde musician songwriter Jeep Solid, not a man unfamiliar with original thought and performance, Jeep says "That performance changed my life". The veteran musician is a contemporary of Nicks iconic father Roy, and remembers hanging with Roy in 1968 as part of the influential Beatles Apple Record artist driven music collective, who released records for Jeep's band White Trash and whose ethos was influence by the freedom of musicians like Roy Harper. Jeep continues, "Roy's audiences always became part of the performance, Nick has the same ability, he dances with notions"!! "
Dancing together with notions - Nick Harper & Jeep Solid, 22 June 2005
