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Artist..................... Producers
Album.................. Made In Basing Street
Release year...................... 2012
Music style................... AOR, Pop rock, Progressive rock, Space rock,
Audio file/bitrate................. MP3 320 kbit/s
Type of archive.......... .rar AND .zip
Origin................ United Kingdom
Song's language............. English
Artist's website...http://www.producersmusic.co.uk/
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Artist.....: Producers Album......: Made In Basing Street Released...: 2012 Location...: UK Music style......: Pop-Rock Style......: Progressive Rock Format.....: Mp3 Bitrate....: 320 Kbps Size.......: 109 Mb (cd 1) + 73 Mb (cd 2) INTRODUCTION: Any supergroup involving the singers of 10cc and Buggles ought, by law, to be called Crème-Horn. With Made in Basing Street, Lol and Sir Trevor, augmented by engineer Stephen Lipson and drummer Ash Soan, have made an album of classy, mature, lush 1970s-flavoured pop-rock. It won't change the rules of music. But hearing people doing what they do, and doing it well, is never a chore. Tracks listing: =============== DISC 1 --------------------------------- 01 Freeway 02 Waiting For The Right Time 03 Your Life 04 Man On The Moon 05 Every Single Night In Jamaica 06 Stay Elaine 07 Barking Up The Right Tree 08 Garden Of Flowers 09 Watching You Out There 10 You I DISC 2 -------------------------------------- 01 Your Life (Extended) 02 Garden Of Flowers (Alternative) 03 Seven 04 There's Only So Much You Can Do 05 Freeway (Extended) 'Behind the curtain' notes... ------------------------------ How many producers does it take to make a record? There are three gathered in a small office at SARM studios in Basing Street, west London, to discuss a new album, prosaically named Made In Basing Street, by their band, The Producers. But none of them seems particularly willing to take responsibility for it. “We were just there to have a jam,” says Lol Crème, formerly of 10CC, Godley Crème and Art of Noise. “Our highest aspiration was maybe to play live in a pub. So there was no real production going on.” “We just got together and started recording, and everyone was happy with what everyone else did,” adds Steve Lipson, renowned veteran producer of a vast catalogue of British stars, including Paul McCartney, Annie Lennox, Jeff Beck, Sting, Simple Minds, Pet Shop Boys and Will Young. “It was very old school.” “There are no whizz bangs, no set pieces on the record,” says Trevor Horn, arguably the most influential producer in Britain over the past 30 years, whose CV includes Buggles, Yes, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, ABC, Artist...d, Grace Jones, Seal, Robbie Williams and Rod Stewart. “Working together was a bit like a holiday from production. We all know what we are doing, and we just get on with it.” Chatting to these three veterans, it becomes clear why they might enjoy a break from their day job. “People have this idea that producers are in charge,” says Horn. “Producers don’t really have any authority because you are paid by the artist, and if they choose to ignore you, they can. Your power only hangs by the tiniest thread. If you pull it too hard it will snap.” Review: --------------- Made In Basing Street is the result of five years’ worth of performing and honing from this collective of extraordinarily highly regarded producers and artists which have, over the past 40 years, scored over 200 hit singles and albums. Named after the street that houses Sarm Studios and recorded in that legendary West London studio, it grew from the idea of playing live as the antidote to the studio, "our only ambition was to play the barfly" says Trevor laughing, which then saw Stephen and Lol pulling in their closest drumming friend Ash and Chris Braide, and actually doing it. The project started in the studio before moving to a series of secret London gigs, ramming the likes of the Camden Barfly to the rafters with guest vocalists including Will Young and Jamie Cullum. The live experience led to recording and writing songs, designed to be performed alongside some of the numerous hits with which they are associated. Having established that Producers worked as a live outfit, the next step was to write new material, the result of which can be heard on Made In Basing Street. The album dives into the technicolour pop sound the UK has always basked in, with added rock heavy guitars on a number of tracks. Opening song 'Freeway' is about the unashamed love of driving on a 12 lane freeway and the spirit of the road - reminiscence from Trevor Horn about driving beyond the Hollywood sign and seeing Los Angeles stretched out before him. It’s evident on Made In Basing Street, each individual member has relished the opportunity to perform as an artist and enjoy the spontaneous art of songwriting. Hints of their shared production talents can be heard across a record which has been five years in the making, with the producer’s perennial dilemma 'is this finished' for once shared by all.
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