Summer 2002-Congradulations to They Might Be Giants on winning their Grammy award for the theme song from the Fox TV hit "Malcolm in the Middle." There are two versions of the theme song. One appears in the opening of the show, the other was an extended version which was released on commercial radio stations. The tracks for the extended version were recorded in our studio and mixed in L.A. by Bob Clairmountain. The TV version was mixed here at Coyote. Also look for They Might Be Giants latest release, the CD title "No" on the Idlewild/Rounder label. This is a very special disc primarily made for children but can be enjoyed by all ages. The CD is enhanced with special interactive sequences that allow you to both listen to the music and play along to animated segments. Go to www.tmbg.com for further info.
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Lancaster County Prison were in recording a single with a very special guest Shane McGowen. M.F.U completed their CD titled "Addictions" on Lady Die Records with Mike Caiati and Jason Spittle at the controls. Supermodel Stalker completed their CD titled "The Glory Of" on the My Little Empire Recordings label. Confidential Records is proud to announce the forthcoming releases of two Christmas CDs with classic tunes performed by Jon Graboff (Beat Rodeo, Laura Cantrell) and Dave Amels (Voce, Bomb Factory). Jon's CD is titled "For Christ's Sake!" featuring instrumental versions of such classics as Brian Wilson's "Merry Christmas Baby," "Mendlessohn's Hark the Herald Angels," and nine other christmas classics. Dave Amels' CD has yet to be titled but also features many Christmas favorites with his brilliant Hammond organ playing. We will update you on it's title. The Ben Carroll Band was in mixing tracks with Jason Spittle for their forthcoming EP. Reggaelution recording stars Evangelist were in cutting their gospel tracks for their upcoming CD. N.W.B. were also in with Jason Spittle recording tracks for their upcoming independent label release. Congradulations to Laura Cantrell on the release of her "Diesel Only" CD titled "When the Roses Bloom Again." Several of the tracks were recorded here at Coyote by Albert Caiati and produced by Jay Sherman Godfrey.
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