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Bio/other credits
Jeremy Goody is a Grammy-nominated producer/engineer and the owner/operator of Goody Sound. Goody Sound is a recording facility located in Oakland, California. Designed by the TEC Award-winning Pelonis Acoustics, Goody Sound is equipped with three recording rooms and a master control room.
Jeremy recorded, engineered, mixed, and mastered this record.
This makes him reluctant to take credit for contributing bass parts to some of the songs on the album but facts is facts:
Per song credits
- Bass guitar on “Carnegie Hill”
- Bass guitar on “Dirty Ol’ Sunshine”
- Bass guitar on “Memory Lane”
Notes
David tells me he views Jeremy as his co-producer but the way Jeremy tells it, he prefers a more clear separation of concerns. He doesn’t want or need to wear all the hats.
David’s the producer. He’s the engineer. David is in charge of content and arrangements and taste. Jeremy is in charge of sound, of capturing everything in high fidelity, mixing it for clarity and impact, and OK also for taste. For his superhuman ears, really.
But I understand David’s point of view as well. They’ve been collaborating now for years. They work beautifully together with seriousness, care, wit, and ease. They make sure it’s all fun and they make sure it’s all good (or, at least, perfectible).
The main thing you have to realize is that my songs have never sounded anywhere near this fine before, and that’s all down to Jeremy.
