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Sunset Sound Recorders

Sunset Sound Recorders

Recording studio in Los Angeles, CaliforniaWikipedia

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Oct 13, 2026

Graham NashGUEST
62:37
We're coming down." And they did, and I did what David said.
Graham NashGUEST
62:42
I booked everybody, and we were in, I think, Sunset Sound in Los Angeles.
Graham NashGUEST
62:47
And, uh, we recorded the song in, in three takes.
Graham NashGUEST
62:51
We knew that we wanted it out as a single, so we knew we needed a B side, and so we did, uh, Find the Cost of Freedom, uh, which was Stephen's song about the Civil War.
Jimmy Jam HarrisGUEST
18:41
But he didn't really understand that.
Jimmy Jam HarrisGUEST
18:44
But as, you know, in a very Hollywood way, Literally the day we got fired, we were at Sunset Sound.
Jimmy Jam HarrisGUEST
18:51
He fired us.
Jimmy Jam HarrisGUEST
18:53
We walked out of Sunset Sound.
Jimmy Jam HarrisGUEST
18:54
We went to a studio called Larrabee Sound.
Jimmy Jam HarrisGUEST
18:57
There was an engineer there named Steve Hodge.
Narada Michael WaldenGUEST
16:52
Oh, it's, it's really simple.
Narada Michael WaldenGUEST
16:53
After doing Thighs, Thighs, Thighs with Elton John in the Sunset Sound, and I was really elated and high after working with Elton and getting great vocals and writing songs on the piano, and then the word comes that Prince is in the s- the other room down, down the way.
Narada Michael WaldenGUEST
17:07
He is? So I let Prince know I'm there.
Narada Michael WaldenGUEST
17:11
He says, "Stop in," and I do.
Ian RiceHOST
6:41
Well, now I'll give you the basic facts about this album that I'll pretend I was clever enough to come up with myself, but actually come from the Internet's favorite fact source, Wikipedia.
Ian RiceHOST
6:50
Diver Down is the fifth studio album from the legendary American rock outfit Van Halen, released April 19th, 1982, and recorded over 12 days that February at Amigo Studios in North Hollywood, California, and Sunset Sound in Hollywood, California.
Ian RiceHOST
7:05
The album was produced by Ted Templeman, who had produced all their albums prior, and engineered by Donn Landee and Ken Deane.
Ian RiceHOST
7:12
The album reached number three on the US Billboard Charts and has been certified four times platinum by the RIAA.
Jay GilbertHOST
8:34
The Doors 1966 has 7,000 copies and 28 tracks.
Jay GilbertHOST
8:39
from an August 29, 1966 session at Sunset Sound, but only two songs, Moonlight Drive and Indian Summer.
Mike EtchartHOST
8:48
Well, Victoria Monet's Life After Love pairs two EPs previously issued separately on physical formats.
Mike EtchartHOST
8:55
It has 1,500 copies on brown and tan galaxy vinyl.
Jim GleasonHOST
29:03
This looks like it's a batch of demos.
Jim GleasonHOST
29:04
It's a rare glimpse of The Doors at Sunset Sound from 1966 during the recording of their debut album.
Jim GleasonHOST
29:11
Multiple takes, chatter.
Jim GleasonHOST
29:13
I always get nervous when I hear that.
Brandy ClarkGUEST
35:02
You know, they usually mic near the sound hole and then up on the fret.
Brandy ClarkGUEST
35:07
And I recorded this record at Sunset Sound with Shooter Jennings.
Brandy ClarkGUEST
35:13
And they get great sounds.
Brandy ClarkGUEST
35:15
And so I've never had any problem recording with that guitar.
Brandy ClarkGUEST
35:20
It sounds really nice mic'd.
Jimmy LeslieHOST
35:23
Sunset Sound and Shooter Jennings.
Jimmy LeslieHOST
35:26
That sounds like you should get a good sound.
Jimmy LeslieHOST
35:28
Tell me about working with him as the producer.
Spencer BeldenHOST
6:50
This one is...
Spencer BeldenHOST
6:51
This one, having been recorded right near us in Hollywood at Sunset Sound, is coming from Texan singer-songwriter Jess Williamson, and it is titled A Mile South of Heaven.
Spencer BeldenHOST
7:01
Of the album, Williamson says, quote, "We're always a mile south of the impossible goals we set for ourselves, and my point is maybe that's okay, because a mile is pretty close."
Hilary MillerHOST
7:10
Aw.
Jess WilliamsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:53
Um, I think it's my strongest songwriting, and I made this album in LA.
Jess WilliamsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:59
Um, it was produced by Shooter Jennings, and we made it at this really special recording studio in LA called Sunset Sound.
Jess WilliamsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:06
Um, it's an incredible group of players, and everything you hear on the album is, is real people in a room playing instruments.
Jess WilliamsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:14
It's all analog, and it's a record that I'm really, really proud of.
JD RyznarHOST
30:55
is from Aikichi Yazawa's 1983 album, I Am A Model.
JD RyznarHOST
31:00
Recorded here in LA at Sunset Sound, David.
JD RyznarHOST
31:03
Nice.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:04
Sunset Sound.
JD RyznarHOST
31:06
Personnel.
JD RyznarHOST
31:07
That's a thing you'd be proud
David LyonsHOST
31:13
Sounds
JD RyznarHOST
31:14
like a story that can be finished at the after show.

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