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The original music released by The KLF, The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu, The Timelords and 2K was written, produced and performed by Jimmy Cauty and Bill Drummond. However, the duo called upon the services of recurring contributors to provide vocals, instrumentation and production support. This was particularly the case for the output of The KLF, who often referred to such contributors as "additional communicators" and, on some "Stadium House" singles, as "The Children of the Revolution". ==Additional communicators== The sleevenotes and labels of KLF Communications releases reveal the following significant contributors: *Isaac Bello - Also known as Bello B, the member of Outlaw Posse rapped on "What Time Is Love? (Live at Trancentral)" and "America: What Time Is Love?", and is credited with co-authorship of these tracks. *Black Steel - A prominent lead vocal contributor to ''The White Room'' (including scat singing), where he also played bass guitar and piano. Before and since his work with The KLF, Black Steel has worked with Mad Professor.〔Black Steel discography at Discogs.com. Retrieved 31 May 2006 ((link ))〕 *Cressida Cauty - Vocalist with The KLF's spin-off project Disco 2000, Jimmy Cauty's wife also contributed backing vocals to several of The KLF's singles and appeared in several of their videos. *Nick Coler - Credited for programming and keyboard contributions across The KLF's output, including the orchestral arrangement of ''Jerusalem'' in "It's Grim Up North". Since The KLF's retirement, Coler has worked with Saint Etienne and Girls Aloud as a member of Xenomania.〔Nick Coler discography at Discogs.com. Retrieved 26 April 2006 ((link ))〕 *Ricardo da Force - Also known as Ricardo Lyte and MC Lyte, Da Force provided raps during The KLF's "Stadium House" phase. He is credited with co-authorship of tracks on which he rapped: "3 a.m. Eternal", "Last Train to Trancentral" and "Justified and Ancient (Stand by The JAMs)". Da Force later appeared on N-Trance's cover of "Stayin' Alive".〔Ricardo Da Force discography at Discogs.com. Retrieved 31 May 2006 ((link ))〕 *Wanda Dee - Vocals/Hooks & Co-Writer/Co-Publisher on The KLF singles "What Time Is Love?" and "Last Train to Trancentral", taken from her self written track "To the Bone". To avoid a lawsuit from Dee's manager and husband Eric Floyd, she was given co-writing credits under her real name L'wanda McFarland for these tracks and featured in The KLF video ''The Stadium House Trilogy''.〔Dinnen, N., "The KLF featuring Wanda Dee", ''Beat'' magazine (Melbourne), 27 October 1993 ((link )).〕 *Maxine Harvey - British born KLF female vocalist on ''The White Room'' projects and "Justified and Ancient (All Bound for Mu Mu Land)". *Duy Khiem - Played tenor saxophone and clarinet, most prominently on "3 a.m. Eternal". Khiem was also responsible for the a cappella traditional Vietnamese song "Me Ru Con" on ''1987 (What the Fuck Is Going On?)''.〔Drummond, B., "1987: The Edits", sleevenotes, JAMS 25T, November 1987 ((link )).〕 *Graham Lee - Contributed pedal steel to Drummond's solo album ''The Man'', and The KLF's ''Chill Out'' and ''The White Room''. *June Montana - Vocalist with Disco 2000. *Scott Piering - A well-respected record promoter by trade, Drummond and Cauty claim in ''The Manual'' that Piering's involvement in the promotion of "Doctorin' the Tardis" was crucial to its UK Singles Chart success.〔Drummond, B. & Cauty, J. (1989) The Manual (How To Have a Number One The Easy Way), KLF Publications (KLF 009B), UK. ISBN 0-86359-616-9. ((Link to full text ))〕 Piering also lent his voice to several narrations in The KLF's recordings, including many of the profitable singles and the video ''The Rites of Mu''. *Mark "Spike" Stent - The music producer cites his work with The KLF on their most commercially successful recordings as the key to his subsequent rise to prominence.〔Mark Stent, in Tingen, P. "The Work of a Top Flight Mixer", ''Sound on Sound'' magazine, January 1999 ((link )). Retrieved March 2006.〕 *Tony Thorpe - The Moody Boys' Thorpe was credited for rhythms, samples and breaks during ''The White Room'' project. The Moody Boys were also responsible for remix 12"s of the "Stadium House Trilogy" singles. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「List of The KLF's creative associates」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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