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Max Norman

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Oct 30, 2026

MarkHOST
66:03
Okay.
TopherHOST
66:03
Plus mixing by famed 80s producer Max Norman, who worked with Ozzy and Megadeth.
MarkHOST
66:10
Okay, that's a good one right there, Max Norman.
MarkHOST
66:13
Wow, okay, Doro Pesh, huh? Yeah.
MarkHOST
66:16
Of Warlock.

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Oct 23 · 2 Mentions

MaddieHOST
1:36
And look at the team she assembled.
MaddieHOST
1:38
The record is produced by guitarist Gary Hoey, who also plays on it, with drummer Bobby Rock behind the kit, and it is mixed by Max Norman.
MaddieHOST
1:46
If you know rock history, that name lands hard.
MaddieHOST
1:49
Max Norman is the engineer and mixer behind some of the most iconic heavy records ever made.
MaddieHOST
1:54
This is not a casual comeback.
MaddieHOST
1:56
This is a precision-built rock machine.
Mike IndovinaHOST
1:18
My name is Mikey Navina, and thanks for hanging out with me today.
Mike IndovinaHOST
1:21
Today, my guest is Neal Cappellino, and if you're not familiar with him, he is a six time Grammy winning mixing engineer, recording engineer, producer.
Mike IndovinaHOST
1:29
He's based out of Nashville, where he runs a studio called The Dog House, and he's worked with artists such as Alison Krauss, Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson, Brad Paisley, Vince Gill, and a whole bunch more.
Mike IndovinaHOST
1:40
And in today's chat, we cover a lot of really big topics.

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Neal CappellinoGUEST
7:31
Yeah.
Neal CappellinoGUEST
7:32
Yeah.
Neal CappellinoGUEST
7:33
So I have fond memories of Dolly working with her, with producer Steve Buckingham.
Neal CappellinoGUEST
7:38
And that began my stay at the doghouse on and off.
Dave AnthonyGUEST
7:33
So the verse for Broken Down Blues was what we really were kind of digging into in the beginning, kind of getting a little bit of a...
Dave AnthonyGUEST
7:43
A Bon Scott-y vibe, which came also actually a little more as we spoke with our producer, Max Norman, who worked on this with us on this one.
Terrie CarrHOST
7:52
And I feel that Bon Scott approach, too, to delivering songs from you.
Terrie CarrHOST
7:56
There's definitely some kind of an inspiration that comes from the master.
Mark O'NeillHOST
39:37
[clears throat] I'm trying not to cough.
Mark O'NeillHOST
39:40
The personnel: Ozzy, of course, Brad Gillis, guitars, Rudy Sarzo, bass, Tommy Aldridge, drums, the great Don Airey on keyboards, and produced by Max Norman.
Mark O'NeillHOST
39:58
Uh, let's see.
Mark O'NeillHOST
40:00
Huh.

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