#636 : Jacquire King / Record Producer

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🗓️ 7 March 2022

⏱️ 104 minutes

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Summary

My guest today is one of the most successful record producers of the last 20 years, Mr Jacquire King.

Jacquire has over 40 grammy nominations and multiple wins but more importantly he has worked with some of the greatest artist ever including Tom Waits, Kings Of Lean, Modest Mouse and Norah Jones.

Tune in and hear 2 old friends catching up on all things music including some interesting behind the scenes stories of making records.

Thanks for tuning in and remember to keep the candles lit.

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0:00.0	Monday March 7th welcome to another episode of Let There Be Talk brought to you by
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0:18.9	faunzy and let there be talk go to the website share it with all your friends
0:24.6	spread the word. All right here it is episode number I think it's 636 is that
0:32.7	what it is let me look yes it is 636 and today is a wild episode today is
0:41.5	basically two friends catching up two old friends man you're gonna hear it right
0:47.9	here on the microphone about 22 years or maybe longer I don't know
0:53.5	1999 I sat down and learned how to play guitar and decided to record a solo
1:03.4	record after a year of learning the guitar I came up with a batch of songs went
1:09.8	into a major studio saved my money sold everything I had paid for a 24
1:16.6	track tape recording and made a record called loon mountain serenade and to
1:23.9	this day I still absolutely love that record I was proud of it it was a lot of
1:30.1	hard work and it was a lot of laughs and a lot of great great friends that helped
1:37.7	me make it and one of them was a man that was fairly unknown back in that day
1:44.4	like myself I'm fairly unknown still to this day but Mr. Jekir King met him in
1:51.0	the studio by chance you'll hear that story here and his his work ethic blew my
1:58.5	mind I could relate to it he was a hard worker he was a master of pro tools and
2:04.5	I hired him to help with the record and from then on his career has skyrocketed
2:13.5	he's worked on some of my favorite records that I listened to weekly in my
2:20.3	life I'm talking about Tom Wade's meal variations he did one of the great great
2:28.6	great modest mouse records my favorite one good news for people who love bad
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