#2147: Uber-Producer Daniel Lanois

New Sounds | May 24, 2010

Best known as the award-winning record producer behind such artists as U2, Peter Gabriel, and Bob Dylan, Daniel Lanois is known for the delicate, atmospheric touches he brings to both his own music and others'. As a frequent collaborator with Brian Eno, he helped pioneer the genre of ambient music, and in 1989 he released Acadie, his debut as a singer/songwriter. On this edition of New Sounds, we get a taste of his latest solo release, "Shine" which features thoughtful, subtle songwriting and Lanois's engagingly frail vocals.

PROGRAM #2147 with Daniel Lanois (Thursday 4/24/03)

ARTIST(S)	RECORDING	CUT(S)	SOURCE
Daniel Lanois	Acadie	The Maker [4:00]	Opal/Warner Bros#25969** Available for purchase at Amazon.com*
David Lindley & Wally Ingram (Los Chromosomes)	Twango Bango III	Gabrielle [3:30]	DL Inc. no# www.davidlindley.com
Daneil Lanois	Acadie	O Marie [3:00]	See above.
Daniel Lanois	Shine	I Love You [3:00]	Anti #86661** Info at www.anti.com OR available for purchase at Amazon.com*
	Live	Falling At Your Feet [3:30]	Also on the CD Shine (See above.)
	Shine	Shine, excerpt [2:00]	See above.
	Live	JJ Leaves LA [2:30]	Also on the CD Shine (See above.)
David Lindley & Wally Ingram (Los Chromosomes)	Twango Bango III	Little Sadie [5:00]	See above.

*, ** - Find the recordings you've heard - go to the New Sounds Recordings Information page

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