We never cease to be humbled and amazed by how incredibly talented our clients and session players are. A whole cadre of players from area rock bands and the Indianapolis Symphony developed into session players at TRC in Indy. Here in Nashville. the players are already developed, plus we’ve learned from Belmont students, recent grads and their friends while helping them launch their careers. The slider below highlights some recent artists; more music is on the Streams page. Next is a partial list of clients from the past 53 years. At the bottom of the page is a photo gallery.
Mitchell and Matt
Mitchell Kilpatrick (left), a great performer in his own right, has recently turned his attention to producing, and we like the results. He brought 2019 The Voice finalist Matt New over from Texas to do the vocals on this 2020 single, the best male pop tune out of TRC that year, “Couple of Fools”.
Sydney St. George
Sydney’s been working with us here in the studio since it opened in 2016, and liked us so much she married our engineer Jake. Together, along with other Nashville collaborators, they’re created some cool music for themselves and for others. This is Sydney’s first single release. Co-producer was Mike Robinson.
Faith Band
Jake found a sealed original vinyl LP of “Rock’n’Romance”, which Faith Band recorded with us in Indy in 1978. The 24-track has disappeared from Mercury Records, but we pulled the original mix of “Dancin’ Shoes” off the vinyl, and it still sounds great. Carl Storie wrote the song, and sings it here, but somebody else took it to number one. The album cover shows not only Carl (top center), but also Nashville songwriting coach Mark Cawley and Johnny Cascella (bottom left).
Axas
In the fall of 2018, Alex Parkevich sent us the 16-track master from a four-song demo we did in the 70s for his band Axas . He also had 2-track masters from two more songs recorded at TRC. We restored the tapes, decoded the Dolby, and remixed and remastered the tunes. Turned out so well that they got the group a contract for a two-album vinyl release in 2024.
Roadmaster
Not because they recorded the LP “Sweet Music” with us in Indy in 1978, but because Tom Griswold has unearthed a 24-track master of a live performance from a few years later. We restored the master, then copied the tracks from the Studer into Pro Tools. Here – with hats off to Michael Read, Toby Myers and Tom Griswold – is a never-before-heard 2016 TRC remix of “Say You Want To Be With Me”, performed live by
Friends
- John Mellencamp, “Crumblin’ Down” [single from the Uh, Huh album]
- Larry Crane, “Larry Crane”, “Eye For An Eye”
- John Fogerty, overdubs
- Rusty Bladen, “Are You Happy Now?” [single]
- Pure Funk, record company demos
- Faith Band, “Excuse Me”, “Rock’n Romance”
- Andrew Trufano, “Run” [single]
- Tin Lounge, “Anthology”
- Paul Anka and Odia Coates, vocal overdubs
- Kenny Loggins, drum samples
- Michael Henderson, demos
- Randy Ferris, “As The Melody Fades”, “This Bed”
- Bob and Tom, multiple LPs
- Lionel Hampton, demos and overdubs
- Heartist, “Pages”
- Peddler, “Street Corner Stuff”
- Trevor Hoffort, Heartist producer
- Southwind, “Southwind”
- Clio Cadence, demos
- Shiloh Morning, “Shiloh Morning”
- Katie Hall, record company demos
- Red White and Bluegrass, demos
- Quint Collins, demos
- Matt Thomas, album
- Mike Klooster, keyboards for “Unredeemed” score
- Dan Daley, remix of EP
- Pharoah Cain, vocals and mix
- Sydney St. George, “Honestly” [single]
- Matt New, “Couple Of Fools” [single]
- Ben Tankersly, “California” [single]
- Cousins From Venus, “26 Million Miles From Home” [single]
- Dakota Adams, “Aubrey” [single]
- Billy Wooten, “In This World”
- Parker Tumlin, “What’s Going On” [single]
- Henry Lee Summer “Stay With Me”, “Amazing Grace”
- Harry Connick, Jr., vocal overdubs
- Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds, demos and overdubs
- Iced Earth, “Alive In Athens”
- Reformation, “Judgment Day” [single], “Decades”
- Duke Tumatoe, “Wild Animals”, “I Like My Job”
- Madison Kozak, demos
- Kara Frazier, EP
- Tanja Jurek, “Paralysis” [single]
- Tyler David, “Grace” [single]
- Krystof Krawczyk, “From A Different Place”
- Mitchell Kilpatrick, “Say I Do” [single]
- Ragan Hoffman, album in progress
- Niles Rooker, album in progress
- Charles Leonard Bush II, “Boogie Woogie Stanky Wanky”
- Jeff Melo, overdubs, Barton drum videos
- American Roommates, “Am I An Adult Yet?” [EP]
- Kylie Nicole, “3rd Degree Burns” remix
- Kay Vega, “Northern Soul, Southern Spirit”, “Music Will Rise”
- Rastus, horn overdubs [single]
- Aeliana, “Creeping Death” [single]
- Shadows of Knight, record company demos
- Pat Boone, “The Time Has Come”
- Steve Allee, “New York In The Fifties” [soundtrack LP]
- Roadmaster, “Sweet Music”
- John Michael Talbot, “The Painter”, “The Lord’s Supper”
- Starkravin’, “Can’t Wait” [single]
- Markus Anderson, album
- The Wright Brothers, “Easy Street”
- Kalynne Michelle, “Headlights” [single]
- Brittany Bauerly, “The Leaving Song” [single]
- The Electric Amish, “Barn To Be Wild”
- Chris Baldani, trombone overdubs
- Drew Price, Heartist producer
- Ebony Rhythm Funk Campaign, “Watchin You’, Watchin Me”
- Kim Franca, vocal coach and producer
- Deanna Walker and Rick Beresford, demos
- Stacy Stone, “Moon and Back” [single]
- Rob West, “Tennessee” [single]
- Tori Martin, “Living The Dream” music video
- Caroline Kole, “What If” music video
- Carl Davis, Chi-Sound/UA producer
- Hannah Schaefer, record company demos
- Ray Amico, producer, “Unredeemed” movie score
- Jay Clementi, demos
