WCA #589 with Mitch Easter – R.E.M., Drive-In Studio, Don Dixon, North Carolina, and Fidelatorium Recordings
About this episode
Mitch Easter discusses his career in music production and his experiences with various artists and recording studios.
In this episode of Working Class Audio, Matt welcome musician/songwriter/producer/engineer Mitch Easter known for his work on the early R.E.M. records as well as his work with the db's, Game Theory, and Marshal Crenshaw as well as his own band Let's Active. In This Episode, We Discuss: Background and Upbringing Early Interest in Recording Drive-In Studio Fidelatorium Recordings Balancing Multiple Roles Collaboration with Don Dixon The Music Industry and the Indie Ecosystem Influences and Inspirations Views on Retirement Links and Show Notes: YouTube version Mitch's Site Matt's Rant: Creating Opportunity Credits: Guest: Mitch Easter Host/Engineer/Producer: Matt Boudreau WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell The Voice: Chuck Smith
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