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John Hanlon is an American record producer and recording engineer. [2] Career. He is best known for producing, engineering, and mixing albums for Neil Young, Stephen Stills, T-Bone Burnett, R.E.M, Gillian Welch, Dennis Wilson, and The Beach Boys. [3] Work with Neil Young.
Peace Trail is the 38th studio album by Canadian / American singer-songwriter Neil Young, released on December 9, 2016, on Reprise Records. Co-produced by Young and John Hanlon, the album was recorded at record producer Rick Rubin's Shangri-La Studios.
2. Nov. 2013 · Use Your Eyes, John Hanlon's fourth and final album for Family records, produced by Mike Harvey and originally released in 1975. From 1975, John Hanlon's biggest selling album featuring the No.1 hit Lovely Lady. Hanlon enlisted the help of artist Paul Hartigan in the design of the artwork for the fold-out cover, which was realised by Toby Ling ...
Career. He is best known for producing, engineering, and mixing albums for Neil Young, Stephen Stills, T-Bone Burnett, R.E.M, Gillian Welch, Dennis Wilson, and The Beach Boys. Work with Neil Young. His relationship with Neil Young started in 1983, when he and David Briggs, Young's longtime producer, were working on Trans remixes.
5. Nov. 2021 · John Hanlon: My initial motivation for recording the songs that now make up Naked Truths was because, after living for 30+ years in Sydney, Australia, I returned to New Zealand to discover that — despite all I had achieved in my brief career — I had been completely forgotten. I did not exist on any list of Kiwi songwriters I could find online. To a large extent this was my own fault since ...
Naked Truths (2021) This album was recorded in late 2020 and early 2021 during the time of Covid when John Hanlon was severely debilitated and eventually hospitalized. Confronted with his own mortality, he became even more determined to release these songs for posterity. The songs on Naked Truths have been arranged and produced alongside ...
When the time came to make my own way in the world I trained as a graphic artist and began to earn a living in Auckland, New Zealand, briefly as a cartoonist but mostly as an Art Director in Advertising. In the early 70’s, at about the same time I was morphing into an advertising copywriter, I accidentally became a Pop Star.
