My friend the engineer and producer Mike Exeter called me up as he was working with Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath on a choral piece which they felt needed some strings. I rocked up at Woodworm Studios with my cello and tried a few ideas, then retired to Bank Cottage to record those and a few others, and track up multiple parts. On release in 2017 my name was mentioned in most of the national papers including twice in this piece in The Mirror, Guitarist and Rolling Stone magazines and even on the Radio 4 news!
Tony Iommi
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Remixing Mike Oldfield – and recording and mixing Sally Oldfield
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In Spring 1996 I had been working with britpop band My Life Story producing B-Sides for them at...
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Steve Winwood
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After joining the informal Tuesday Night Conversation Club (which mainly involved imbibing copious quantities of ale) with Steve and...
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Lisa Stansfield
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Coldcut continued their run of launching other artists’ careers with hit singles with Lisa Stansfield’s collaboration, People Hold On...
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Paul Carrack
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I was lucky enough to record this gentleman at Abbey Road Studios for a Christmas charity single version of...
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Producing, Mixing and Mastering Seattle’s brilliant singer, songwriter and musician Jeremy Serwer
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Jeremy Serwer Jeremy Serwer is a wonderfully talented artist from Seattle (now in SF) who has released a number...
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Primal Scream
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I got drafted in to add some overdubs and mix a few songs for Vanishing Point, including the hit...
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James Brown credits George Shilling with Engineering his hit The Payback Mix!
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Yes, you might be surprised to learn that I’m credited on a James Brown record – which I am...
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Sam Lee – mastering the Mercury Prize nominated folk singer, conservationist, song collector, and activist
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Sam Lee Two years ago I was honoured and delighted to be asked to master the extra tracks to...