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Posted by colorblind on 04-05-2008 at22:56:

  producing Daniel Amos

If Terry & Co were to bring in an outside producer to record a new album, who would you like to see working with them?
Some interesting choices might be:

T-Bone Burnett
Richard Swift
Nigel Rodrich
Ed Rose

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Posted by wes berlin on 04-06-2008 at01:28:

 

first off i doubt that would happen.

secondly,
george martin
daniel lanois
don was
tom dowd (rip)
jeff lynne

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Posted by SnowMan on 04-06-2008 at06:08:

 

What Wes said. Terry has made his living producing. He trusts his own instincts implicitly.

He does, however, respect other people of huge accomplishment. It would be under such circumstance that he would entrust his own art to somebody else.

George Martin, perhaps.

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Posted by colorblind on 04-06-2008 at08:19:

 

Of course it's unlikely for anyone other than Terry to produce his work.
If we're talking about real likelyhood, then I'd have to go with these names as outside producers:

Jason Martin
Steve Hindalong
Andy Prickett

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Posted by jiminy on 04-06-2008 at10:29:

 

no ones mentioning Phil Spector...

a studio and a gun dont go hand in hand to well I guess.

A T Bone produced LD record could be the ticket.

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Posted by jiminy on 04-06-2008 at10:30:

 

Hildibrand does produce the LD stuff now doesnt he?

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Posted by Dr Rich on 04-06-2008 at12:33:

 

george martin
jeff lynne
jack frost

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Posted by larryl on 04-07-2008 at07:48:

 

i think hindalong would be one of the few people he would trust with such a thing.... along with derri, of course.

outside that..... maybe chris colbert..... at one point, i thought he was the heir apparent to gene's legacy, though he seems to have gotten away from the studio at this point.

prickett would be cool, and i know terry knows and trusts andy......

jason martin..... cool idea.... just because he's so different from terry. i know he respects terry's production, so it would be a cool collaboration. it brings to mind jack white producing loretta lynn... and that album was fantastic....

i vote for wes berlin

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Posted by MarkyMark77 on 04-07-2008 at09:50:

 

Well, I vote for me, MarkyMark. Terry needs to get in touch with the youth culture, and make music with a more hip-hop tinge. I can make that happen. I'll take time off of my movie career for Terry. And Terry needs more dancers in his videos. I didn't see one dancer in the DVD "Construction With Flem" or whatever that thing was called. That's why DA has never been as big as The Funky Bunch, and probably never will be, unless you let me produce your next record!!!!!!

Seriously, though, I like the Jason Martin idea.

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Posted by Dr Rich on 04-07-2008 at17:15:

 

The "Live In Anaheim" DVD had dancers!

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Posted by jyroflux on 04-07-2008 at17:19:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Dr Rich The "Live In Anaheim" DVD had dancers!

I'm still waiting for my DVD to arrive, but I doubt they are attractive dancers.

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Posted by Dr Rich on 04-07-2008 at17:22:

 

quote:

Originally posted by larryl jason martin..... cool idea.... just because he's so different from terry. i know he respects terry's production, so it would be a cool collaboration

What did you think of "The Starter Set" demos that Jason and Terry did?

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Posted by Dr Rich on 04-07-2008 at17:23:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Dr Rich quote: Originally posted by larryl jason martin..... cool idea.... just because he's so different from terry. i know he respects terry's production, so it would be a cool collaboration What did you think of "The Starter Set" demos that Jason and Terry did?

From da news Sun, 1 Sep 2002.

"Random Acts and Hodgepodge" features material penned
by Taylor and unavailable anywhere else! Of particular
interest are the "Starter Set" demos written, recorded
by Terry Scott Taylor and Starflyer 59's Jason Martin

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Posted by Dr Rich on 04-07-2008 at17:26:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Dr Rich quote: Originally posted by Dr Rich quote: Originally posted by larryl jason martin..... cool idea.... just because he's so different from terry. i know he respects terry's production, so it would be a cool collaboration What did you think of "The Starter Set" demos that Jason and Terry did? From da news Sun, 1 Sep 2002. "Random Acts and Hodgepodge" features material penned by Taylor and unavailable anywhere else! Of particular interest are the "Starter Set" demos written, recorded by Terry Scott Taylor and Starflyer 59's Jason Martin

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Posted by larryl on 04-07-2008 at17:51:

 

if i had those, i would comment.

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Posted by colorblind on 04-07-2008 at18:12:

 

a Charlie Peacock produced record might be cool...
Or if DA decided to make a new-wave throwback record...they could enlist Ronnie Martin...!

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Posted by colorblind on 04-07-2008 at18:15:

 

Are the "starter set demos" a part of the When Everyone Wore Hats bookset?
Please say yes (because I have this one coming to me, along with A LOT of other stuff...

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Posted by DwDunphy on 04-07-2008 at18:31:

 

Let's flip this script a little bit. Back in the 90s, Terry was doing a lot of production. Not so much lately. Who would you like to see Terry produce (and who REALLY needs help in that department)?

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Posted by Dr Rich on 04-07-2008 at18:31:

 

quote:

Originally posted by colorblind Are the "starter set demos" a part of the When Everyone Wore Hats bookset?

quote:

Originally posted by Dr Rich From da news Sun, 1 Sep 2002. "Random Acts and Hodgepodge" features material penned by Taylor and unavailable anywhere else! Of particular interest are the "Starter Set" demos written, recorded by Terry Scott Taylor and Starflyer 59's Jason Martin

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Posted by colorblind on 04-07-2008 at18:36:

 

Okay...got it!!! I missed that the first time around.

Terry could produce:

Frank Lenz
The Lassie Foundation
Wilco
...