Episode #45 Ron Ryan Pt.1 - Dave Clark 5 songwriter talks life and music in the 60s, and the frustration of being ‘uncredited‘.

Introduction to That 60s Recording Podcast!: Welcome to That 60s Recording Podcast! In this pre-episode (if that's a thing) you will meet me, Joe, and I will tell you a bit about myself and how the idea for this podcast came about. I hope you enjoy and thank you for listening. by That 60s Recording Podcast

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#3 Stewart Tavener - Ribbon Microphone Designer, Manufacturer & Repairer Discusses All Things Microphones, From The Telephone to Designing His Own: Stewart was one of the first names on the list to to speak to when I started this podcast, he is an absolute wealth of knowledge on microphones and a lovely chap to boot. Imagine designing the microphone used to record the orchestra in Star Wars Episode ... by That 60s Recording Podcast

57 min listen

Episode #24 Bobby Graham Pt.1 - Discussing the life and career of the legendary UK session drummer who played over 15,000 sessions!: Bobby Graham is a little known name, but you will definitely have heard his playing. Having played on countless hits throughout the 60s Bobby was one of the most in demand session players for the new 'rock and roll' era. Joe is joined by Leslie Baldock... by That 60s Recording Podcast

49 min listen

Episode #15 Neil Innes Pt.2 - Musician, Producer, Composer and Co-Owner of ATA Records discusses their journey to becoming ‘All Things Analogue’: ATA Records are an independent, artist owned, funk, soul and jazz label based in Leeds, West Yorkshire. Co-Owner Neil Innes joins me to discuss all things analogue recording, including getting that vintage sound, the perils of analogue gear, the journey ... by That 60s Recording Podcast

57 min listen

#6 Joe Kane - Songwriter, producer and professional Paul McCartney talks the songwriting process and getting the best from budget gear.: Having known Joe for a couple of years now, it felt right to get him on the podcast. Joe is a prolific songwriter and a fantastic musician, and his musical experience has brought him to a fruitful place in his creative journey. Be sure to check out Joe's... by That 60s Recording Podcast

55 min listen

Episode #22 Simon Trought Pt.1 - Producer, Engineer and Studio Owner talks tape machines, Beatles and boats.: Simon Trought is a recording engineer, producer and studio owner who's London studio has moved location numerous times before finally settling on a huge boat on the river Thames. Simon's approach to recording and love of authenticity draw strong parallel... by That 60s Recording Podcast

46 min listen

#8 Rich Pagano - Drummer for the Fab Faux, studio owner and vintage recording experts discusses recreating The Beatles and getting a great drum sound in the studio.: Rich Pagano is one of the busiest drummers in NYC and an authority on The Beatles and vintage drum recording. In this episode we discuss Rich's work with the Fab Faux, how he goes about getting a great drum sound in the studio and writing his second albu... by That 60s Recording Podcast

74 min listen

Episode #17 Jerry Hammack Pt.2 - Author of The Beatles Recording References Manuals discusses how he went about collating Beatles knowledge and what he discovered along the way!: The Beatles Recording Reference Manuals are an incredibly detailed collection of archives technical information from all The Beatles studio sessions. Jerry Hammack has meticulously trawled through all the information available and collated it in 5 brilli... by That 60s Recording Podcast

48 min listen

#2 Ken Scott - Legendary Producer & Engineer Discusses The Beatles, David Bowie, Mixing and Essential Studio Purchases: It was an absolute privilege to chat with the legendary producer and engineer Ken Scott. Here Ken generously discusses his life at Abbey Road, stories from his time recording The Beatles, working with David Bowie as well as throwing in production/mixing ... by That 60s Recording Podcast

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#1 Jason Kruppa - Host of 'Producing The Beatles' Podcast Discusses George Martin: What better place to begin a podcast on 60s recording than with the don of 60s production Sir George Martin. I sit down with George Martin expert and Beatles fanatic Jason Kruppa, who shares stories and information from his own extensive research into th... by That 60s Recording Podcast

51 min listen

#7 Alan White - Drummer for Yes and numerous seminal albums discusses John Lennon, George Harrison and Bird Watching.: Alan White needs no introduction. In this episode Alan discusses his journey from playing Beatles covers in the North East of England to playing drums with John Lennon and George Harrison on some of pop music's most seminal albums. All that before having... by That 60s Recording Podcast

67 min listen

Episode #19 Malcolm Toft Pt.2 - Trident Studio's first engineer discusses how he found himself mixing Hey Jude and becoming synonymous with the highest quality studio equipment in the world.: To an extent Malcolm Toft is an unsung hero of the British music industry, his work has contributed to so much of the British sound, whether as an engineer or on one of his world class consoles. In this episode Malcolm discusses his journey through the m... by That 60s Recording Podcast

50 min listen

Episode #45 Ron Ryan Pt.1 - Dave Clark 5 songwriter talks life and music in the 60s, and the frustration of being ‘uncredited‘.: Part 1 of my conversation with Ron Ryan! Ron Ryan is a songwriter who penned some very famous songs for the Dave Clark 5, including the hit 'Because', but was left without a credit for his work. In the next 3 episodes, we talk about life in music durin... by That 60s Recording Podcast

39 min listen

Episode #12 Ed Oleszko Pt.1 - Guitarist and vintage guitar writer for guitar.com discusses guitars through the 60s from the perspective of The Beatles guitar collection.: Ed Oleszko is a fountain of knowledge on all things vintage guitars. In this episode, using the Beatles' guitar collection as a springboard, Ed dissects guitars and amplification during the late 50s, through the 60s and into the early 70s. You can find... by That 60s Recording Podcast

60 min listen

Episode #14 Neil Innes Pt.1 - Musician, Producer, Composer and Co-Owner of ATA Records discusses their journey to becoming 'All Things Analogue': ATA Records are an independent, artist owned, funk, soul and jazz label based in Leeds, West Yorkshire. Co-Owner Neil Innes joins me to discuss all things analogue recording, including getting that vintage sound, the perils of analogue gear, the journey ... by That 60s Recording Podcast

72 min listen

Episode #39 Bob Olhsson Pt.2 - The secret behind the classic Motown sound!: Bob Olhsson has worked on some of the most coveted albums of all time, from Stevie Wonder to Marvin Gaye. In this episode Bob talks us through what life was like at Hitsville U.S.A. and how they achieved the classic Motown sound! If you would like to su... by That 60s Recording Podcast

46 min listen

#4 Colin Elliot - Mercury Award Nominated Bass Player, Producer and Arranger discusses the origins of Yellow Arch Recording Studio, his philosophy of production and having your own sound.: Colin Elliot is one of the few producers I have worked with who seems to retain, for want of a better word (or words), a real natural, organic, vintage, human feel to the way he works. Here Colin opens up about his getting started in recording, his philo... by That 60s Recording Podcast

64 min listen

Episode #16 Jerry Hammack Pt.1 - Author of The Beatles Recording References Manuals discusses how he went about collating Beatles knowledge and what he discovered along the way!: The Beatles Recording Reference Manuals are an incredibly detailed collection of archives technical information from all The Beatles studio sessions. Jerry Hammack has meticulously trawled through all the information available and collated it in 5 brilli... by That 60s Recording Podcast

71 min listen

#5 Clay Blair - Producer and owner of Boulevard Recordings in Hollywood talks recreating The Beatles, plugins and the importance of spill.: I first stumbled across Clay's YouTube videos last year and have wanted to speak to him ever since. Clay is a font of knowledge on all things Beatles recording and all things recording for that matter. He is passionate about recording and making great mu... by That 60s Recording Podcast

72 min listen

Episode #26 Ben Pike (Raretone Mastering) Pt.1 - Mastering Engineer Ben Pike talks us through the importance of mastering and gives a run down of his 60s inspired analogue chain.: Ben Pike of Raretone Mastering is a mastering engineer with his head firmly in the analogue world. Ben's approach, not only to mastering, but also recording and production is inspiring for anyone aiming for an honest sound. You can find out more about... by That 60s Recording Podcast

47 min listen

Episode #62 John Raham Pt.2 - Drummer, producer and owner of Afterlife Studios talks hybrid recording to tape and digital, choice pieces of gear and tracking live in a room together!: John Raham is a drummer, producer and also owns the legendary Afterlife Studios, formerly known as 'Mushroom Studios' and famed for its use by Diana Ross and The Supremes and Led Zeppelin. In this episode, we talk about how John manages the sound... by That 60s Recording Podcast

61 min listen

Episode #11 Andy Reed - Award winning, Michigan based producer discusses home studios, the attitude of vintage recording and how a particular producer changed his life.: In this week's episode I am chatting with producer Andy Reed, who is not only an award winning producer, but a talented musician and songwriter. We discuss Andy's approach to recording and how working with Brendan Benson, of The Raconteurs, gave him the ... by That 60s Recording Podcast

78 min listen

Episode #10 David Hood - Legendary bass player of the famous Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section discusses life working in one of the busiest studios and the decision to open a studio of their own.: One of the things I love about hosting this podcast is getting the opportunity to talk with absolute studio legends, and you don't get more legendary than Muscle Shoals bassist David Hood. Hood has played on countless hit records with artists such as Ar... by That 60s Recording Podcast

51 min listen

Episode #25 Bobby Graham Pt.2 - Discussing the life and career of the legendary UK session drummer who played over 15,000 sessions!: Bobby Graham is a little known name, but you will definitely have heard his playing. Having played on countless hits throughout the 60s Bobby was one of the most in demand session players for the new 'rock and roll' era. Joe is joined by Leslie Baldock... by That 60s Recording Podcast

51 min listen

Episode #13 Ed Oleszko Pt.2 - Guitarist and vintage guitar writer for guitar.com discusses guitars through the 60s from the perspective of The Beatles guitar collection.: Ed Oleszko is a fountain of knowledge on all things vintage guitars. In this episode, using the Beatles' guitar collection as a springboard, Ed dissects guitars and amplification during the late 50s, through the 60s and into the early 70s. You can find... by That 60s Recording Podcast

53 min listen

Episode #32 EveAnna Manley Pt.1 - CEO, Owner and President of Manley Labs discusses all things valve technology!: EveAnna Manley is one of the most inspirational people I've had the pleasure of speaking with, starting out on a whim with a trip to across the US to running one of the most renowned companies in the analogue studio world. In this conversation EveAnna di... by That 60s Recording Podcast

37 min listen

Episode #31 Jack Casady Pt.2 - Legendary bassist of Jefferson Airplane & Hot Tuna fame, talks RCA Hollywood, bass tones and Jimi Hendrix.: A man like Jack Casady needs no introduction. Best known for his work with Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tune, Casady is a member of the Rock & Roll hall of fame, has played Woodstock and made numerous guest appearances including with Jimi Hendrix and The G... by That 60s Recording Podcast

52 min listen

Episode #21 Shel Talmy Pt.2 - American record producer talks Decca Records, working with The Kinks and The Who and why real music is making a comeback.: Shel Talmy is a proper, old school, hands on producer, who started his career in LA working with members of the Wrecking Crew before finding a home in London. There he went on to work with The Kinks, The Who, cult band The Creation and even David Bowie, ... by That 60s Recording Podcast

35 min listen

#9 Gordon Elsmore - Bootleg Beatles drummer discusses his career and what it takes to be a professional 'Ringo'!: Gordon Elsmore is arguably the don of Ringo's in Beatles Tribute, having held the top job with The Bootleg Beatles for a number of years. In this episode Gordon discusses how he got into professional music, life in The Bootlegs and the trials and tribula... by That 60s Recording Podcast

77 min listen

Episode #47 Ron Ryan Pt.3 - Dave Clark 5 songwriter talks life and music in the 60s, and the frustration of being ‘uncredited‘.: Part 3 of my conversation with Ron Ryan! Ron Ryan is a songwriter who penned some very famous songs for the Dave Clark 5, including the hit 'Because', but was left without a credit for his work. In this episode, we continue to talk about life in music ... by That 60s Recording Podcast

36 min listen

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Episode #45 Ron Ryan Pt.1 - Dave Clark 5 songwriter talks life and music in the 60s, and the frustration of being ‘uncredited‘.

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