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For Business Daily today, I've come to South London to visit one of the UK's most successful record producers.

Coast to coast and laid from the show. of London to visit one of the UK's most successful record producers.

Shadeh smooth operator from the 80s best-selling album Diamond Life is just one of the many hits he's worked on. In fact, he has more than 40 number one records to his credit,

working with the likes of Randy Crawford, Courtney Pine and everything but the girl.

And he's also an astute businessman,

running his own successful record label, Blue Raincoat Music,

which owns Chrysless Records.

I work very hard to make the best record I can in the studio with the artist.

That's often very personal, very emotional, very rewarding. But I've got two paymasters.

I've got the artist and I've got the record company who refer to it as product, you know,

not as a record.

I've come to meet Sir Robin Miller at his home recording studio.

He's now in his 70s and as busy as ever.

I found him sitting at his computer editing a track.

Stop and return to the beginning.

Seven.

Flight bar once a minute. The computer voice you hear is designed to assist him as he edits. Sir Robin Miller is

blind. He knew from the age of 16 that an inherited genetic disorder would eventually make him

lose his sight. It finally went in his mid-30s. It's great the technology lets you do that because I know editing is very complex

and you have to be watching the timeline, but you're able to do it.

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