Difference between revisions of "James William Guercio"
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Lent [[Roy Estrada]] a bass amp for the party gig from [[Mondo Hollywood]]. | Lent [[Roy Estrada]] a bass amp for the party gig from [[Mondo Hollywood]]. | ||
| − | He made his name circa 1970 as producer of records by [[wikipedia:Blood, Sweat & Tears|Blood, Sweat & Tears]] and Chicago Transit Authority. Also produced an album in 1968 called "The Illinois Speed Press" which anticipated | + | He made his name circa 1970 as producer of records by [[wikipedia:Blood, Sweat & Tears|Blood, Sweat & Tears]] and Chicago Transit Authority. Also produced an album in 1968 called "The Illinois Speed Press" which anticipated [[The Allman Brothers Band]] twin-guitar sound. Parlayed this success into one-shot attempt as film director, [[wikipedia:Electra Glide in Blue|Electra Glide in Blue]]. |
He built [[Caribou Ranch|Caribou Studios]] in Colorado, where FZ recorded in late '74. | He built [[Caribou Ranch|Caribou Studios]] in Colorado, where FZ recorded in late '74. | ||
Revision as of 10:06, 17 December 2010
Jim Guercio, born James William Guercio, (born in 1945 in Chicago, Illinois) was hired as a replacement for Ray Collins by to play guitar and sing for the MOI; however, that arrangement was very short lived.
Lent Roy Estrada a bass amp for the party gig from Mondo Hollywood.
He made his name circa 1970 as producer of records by Blood, Sweat & Tears and Chicago Transit Authority. Also produced an album in 1968 called "The Illinois Speed Press" which anticipated The Allman Brothers Band twin-guitar sound. Parlayed this success into one-shot attempt as film director, Electra Glide in Blue.
He built Caribou Studios in Colorado, where FZ recorded in late '74.
Guercio one of the names listed on the cover of Freak Out!
