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Here's One I Made Earlier

Jim Irvin

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Frequency: 1 episode/1d. Total Eps: 7

The life and career of a musical creator via one key work in their repertoire, with Jim Irvin.

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Steve Cropper: "(Sitting On The) Dock Of The Bay"

Season 1 · Episode 7

Tuesday, June 29, 2021 • Duration 48:45

The great Steve Cropper wrote Dock Of The Bay with Otis Redding a week before the singer perished in a plane crash in December 1967. It went on to become the sixth most played song of the 20th century. Cropper also produced the track, which ushered in a long career writing, producing and appearing with some of the greatest artists of his time. A reluctant frontman, he considers himself a collaborator, a skill he proved for many years as part of Booker T & The MiGs, with whom he wrote Green Onions, and as a co-writer of such Stax label signature hits as In The Midnight Hour and Knock On Wood. Here he talks about growing up in Memphis, Stax and its founders, the fraught completion of Dock Of The Bay two days after Redding's death, and his latest album Fire It Up.

An accompanying Spotify playlist is available here:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/60in28zBvRJr4xCPHq5c1z?si=7f6614c90643493e

If you’d like to leave a voice message about this or any other episode in the series, please go to: https://anchor.fm/james-irvin1

For Jim Irvin's companion podcast, You're Not On The List, visit jimirvin.com or go here: https://open.spotify.com/show/6eYWsZLbZo7MWFuwH4GQCn?si=FfwRXE6WSX2MVi-VcNYZAg&dl_branch=1

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John Cameron: "Whole Lotta Love" by CCS

Season 1 · Episode 6

Monday, June 21, 2021 • Duration 58:40

The role of the arranger is often overlooked in the story of pop music, so let’s meet one of the busiest in the business in the 1960s and ‘70s, John Cameron, who’s very first commissioned arrangement, Donovan’s Sunshine Superman went to No. 1 in the USA. It started a long association with producer Mickie Most and the RAK label, which, in 1970, led to Most signing Cameron’s own act, C.C.S - aka The Collective Consciousness Society - a 25-piece big band featuring the cream of British jazz players tackling blues, rock, funk and flamenco tunes. Their version of Led Zeppelin’s Whole Lotta Love was a worldwide hit and became the theme to Top Of The Pops for many years.

In this extended episode, John guides us through the making of Whole Lotta Love and a varied career which includes work with Eric Idle, Donovan, Bobbie Gentry, Ken Loach, Hot Chocolate and Heatwave. He talks about the demands of arranging, film scoring, the UK session scene, his much-sampled library music for KPM and Bruton, walking out on Serge Gainsbourg and having better luck with some other Frenchmen to become the arranger of smash stage musical, Les Miserables.

An accompanying playlist is available on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1nS7q6gNuxPXaUmPSPdoqu?si=bdb5861fb6ab40d8

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Lissie: "When I'm Alone"

Season 1 · Episode 5

Monday, June 21, 2021 • Duration 46:41

Jim Irvin chats with an artist he has collaborated with extensively, Lissie, a restless native of Rock Island, Illinois, about When I’m Alone, the first song they wrote together (with writer and producer Julian Emery), which made her known all over the world. She talks about her memories of the session in London, how the song launched her career and what it led to, but also how the enforced hiatus caused by the pandemic, coupled with a painful break-up earlier in 2020, have made her view her career plans in a whole new light. An accompanying Spotify playlist can be found by searching for Here’s One I Made Earlier: Lissie; or clicking here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2pJpxBKeW67DnGf5zHXePq?si=0QESLEkKSUimOOcPMWnAsw</p>

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Mick Glossop: "The Crack" by The Ruts.

Season 1 · Episode 4

Monday, June 21, 2021 • Duration 47:33

Producer Mick Glossop has one of the most extraordinary CVs of any British record maker. Raised in Birkenhead in the ‘60s, he has inhaled the beefy aroma of lunchtime gigs at The Cavern in Liverpool, survived 17 albums behind the desk with Van Morrison, and travelled the world as an in-demand “gatherer” of sound since the 1970s. We discuss his life and his production techniques in this episode and focus on a cult classic he cut in 1979, The Crack, the sole complete album by West London punk’n’dub outfit The Ruts.

An accompanying playlist is available on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4CIOoSe0In6O7hT1pGRHbT?si=fa47c81aa21c4cc5

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Iain Archer: "Hold Back The River"

Season 1 · Episode 3

Monday, June 21, 2021 • Duration 50:49

The million-selling, most played song of 2017, Hold Back The River, came out of a two-day writing session between artist James Bay and writer-producer Iain Archer, a native of Bangor, Northern Ireland

Archer’s picaresque career has seen him release several solo albums, briefly join Snow Patrol - where he helped write Run and other songs that powered their breakthrough - and co-write key songs for Jake Bugg, You Me At Six, Steve Mason, Frank Turner, Nina Nesbitt and many others. Wary of being labelled merely “a professional songwriter”, Archer likes to become a trusted collaborator with each artist he encounters and takes a focussed and immersive approach to writing

An accompanying playlist for this episode can be found on Spotify: Here's One I Made Earlier - Iain Archer.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/29T5DKKuouOgpIAGp9U7Bo?si=cf0e3d5634214b8e

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James Warren: "Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime"

Season 1 · Episode 2

Monday, June 21, 2021 • Duration 47:54

After 13 years in the business, James Warren, had his first hit in the summer of 1980 with a song written in minutes. Everybody’s Got To Learn Sometime has regularly reappeared in the charts since, becoming a modern-day standard. Its simplicity and directness has seen it enthral artists across numerous genres - reggae, jungle, shoegaze, plainsong, you name it - in covers from Beck, Baby D, Erasure, Glasvegas, The Dream Academy, The Cantemus Girl’s Choir, Richard Thompson and many, many others. It has been used in numerous movies and TV shows and turned up during the One World concert for the COVID-19 crisis being sung by Italian superstar Zucchero.

Recorded in Spring 2020 during the lockdown.

A playlist to accompany this episode can be found at: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0brHNisWA6scsHZcLjdGKG?si=p9eBZ01KQSKLVX8eMYSxXw

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Tony Macauley: "Baby Now That I've Found You"

Season 1 · Episode 1

Sunday, June 20, 2021 • Duration 47:54

When cut with multi-racial British soul band The Foundations, half-finished song, “Baby, Now That I’ve Found You” became the first No.1 hit for human hit-machine Tony Macauley.

This prolific writer and producer was responsible for an impressive strings of successes during the late ‘60s and ‘70s with Long John Baldrey, Edison Lighthouse, David Soul, The Drifters, The New Seekers, Picketywitch, The Paper Dolls, Donna Summer, Elvis Presley and many others. He then went on to new careers in print and the theatre.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5NUn4evmPY1i8WV9eqSDtL?si=3bfe2eb444b747fb

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