produced by Mickie Most
He hired Chris Spedding and produced
Donovan,
Cozy Powell,
Tam White,
Arrows,
the Vibrators and
Jamaica. | |||||||||
artist/group | A-side | B-side | year | label | cat # | ||||
New World | Rooftop Singing | Lady Sunshine | 1973 | UK | RAK | 45 | 148 | ||
Toby | So Good | We Just Wanna Dance | 1976 | UK | RAK | 45 | 229 | ||
Cozy Powell | The Man in Black | After Dark | 1974 | UK | RAK | 45 | 173 | CS is not on | |
C.C.S. | The Band Played the Boogie | Hang It on Me | 1973 | UK | RAK | 45 | 154 | CS is not on | |
C.C.S. | Hurricane Coming | Dragster | 1974 | UK | RAK | 45 | 172 | CS is not on | |
Flint | A Real Fine State of Mind | Country Summer Days | 1978 | UK | RAK | 45 | 275 | CS is not on. | |
Racey | Lay Your Love on Me | I Believed You | 1978 | UK | RAK | 45 | 284 | CS is not on |
Spedding says; Mickie is a very underrated producer because he's mostly known for his pop stuff, but of course he has a hell of a pedigree going back to the Animals in the early 1960's. And he did a good albums with Jeff Beck, 'Truth' and 'Beck Ola' among other things, and he has a quick mind technically and musically, even though he's not really a trained musician, he has a very fast ear. And he'd get it, and he knows what you're talking about. He's pretty impressive to work with.
The first time I worked with him was on Donovan's 'Cosimic Wheels'
album. As usual I was always coming up with lots of ideas and
Mickie told me, 'Shut up, Spedding, this is a Donovan album,
not a Spedding album!' |