Sadly I can’t lay claim to have had any involvement in You Get What You Give, one of my favourite records, but I did have a couple of collaborations with Gregg Alexander. Firstly I engineered a remix of Mother, the first track on the New Radicals album. Then Gregg hired me to engineer sessions with Kennedy at Mayfair Studios. These were a riotous few days, with a couple of Hanson brothers turning up late one night with a bottle of Jack Daniels. And some of the songs ended up in National Lampoons Adam & Eve movie!
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