Size: 104,1 MB
Time: 44:41
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2024
Styles: Blues/Soul/R&B mix
Art: Front
1. Everlovin' Travelin' Show (3:34)
2. I Never Get It Right (2:52)
3. Neighbor To Neighbor (4:25)
4. Livin' On The Hook (4:42)
5. Jubilation Jam (4:06)
6. Goin' My Own Way (3:15)
7. Everybody Needs It (3:21)
8. So Bad So Good (3:59)
9. One Mighty Note (4:18)
10. Long Walk To Heaven (3:39)
11. Nothin' But Good News (3:32)
12. Skintight (2:54)
The new exciting blues album from “The Skintight Revue” featuring Charlie Midnight and Jan Fairchild.
Charlie Midnight: Brooklyn born and bred, Midnight began his career as the lead singer of Rock-n-Roll Bands, paying his dues in bars and clubs, performing six sets a night, 40-on-20-off, until 2 in the morning to a crowd of 5 in Brooklyn emporiums like 'The Half Inn’. in 1982 after performing in Manhattan clubs like Max’s Kansas City, Charlie was signed by Columbia Records and recorded his" Innocent Bystander" album, which came to the attention of iconic record producer and artist, Dan Hartman. Soon thereafter, they became a successful songwriting team creating the classic James Brown song, “Living in America.”
Charlie’s storied career of songwriting and producing spans more than forty years. He is noted for his versatility for writing and or producing for a wide range of artists such as: James Brown, Joni Mitchell, Cher, Katie Perry, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Idina Menzel, Barbra Streisand, Hilary Duff, Seal, Joe Cocker, Billy Joel, Jamey Johnson, Idina Menzel, Andrea Bocelli, Sheena Easton, Chaka Khan, The Doobie Brothers, John Waite, Paul Young, Dan Hartman, and George Thorogood to name a few. His Grammy nomination for Best R&B Song for writing James Brown’s “Living in America” earned Charlie a place in music history with James Brown receiving his first Grammy for Best Male Rhythm & Blues Vocal Performance.
Among his many achievements are: a Golden Globe nomination for "Why Should I Worry,” sung by Billy Joel for Walt Disney’s classic film "Oliver and Company,” a Golden Globe nomination for "A Woman Loves A Man," sung by Joe Cocker for the feature film "Bull Durham,” a Grammy Award for Best Pop Album for the Joni Mitchell "Turbulent Indigo” Album and “My Way To You” with Jamey Johnson for his “The Guitar Song” Album. “The Guitar Song” earned a Grammy® Award for Best Country Album. Charlie's passion continues to guide him and as he wrote in his book, “Deserve’s Got Nothing to Do With It, Talking C.R.A.P.P with Charlie Midnight” – “Never look back and say “what if” but to look around and say “what now” and to look ahead and say “what next” and let the creating and the doing be an end in and of itself and most importantly to “let your passion fuel you.”
Jan Fairchild: Born on Staten Island in New York City, music has been a part of Jan’s life since the age of seven when his father (Dave Mullaney, who was a very successful musician, arranger, producer of Hot Butter “Popcorn” fame) put an accordion in his hands and began teaching him to play. He is a producer, composer, musician, recording engineer and Grammy Award winning mixing engineer who works in all genres of music. Jan is considered one of the premier recording/mixing engineers in Los Angeles. His early entry into the digital recording and mixing fields put him at the forefront of the recording and mixing world, working at major recording studios in Los Angeles, New York, Paris, Miami, Atlanta, Toronto, Orlando, and Chicago. He has written and produced songs for Ne-Yo, T-Pain, Michael Bolton, and Laura Branigan.
Two notable highlights of his career are winning Grammys for his mixing work. One with Norman Brown for Best Pop Instrumental Album and the other with Gladys Knight, for Best Traditional R&B Album, with producer Randy Jackson. He’s also been nominated for a number of other Grammys including Best Rap Album with Mos Def (Yasin Bey), for recording and mixing “The Ecstatic”. Other notable mixes include the album “True Magic” by Mos Def, Common’s “Drive Me Wild” feat. Lily Allen and Gwen Stefani’s single, “Luxurious” Feat. Slim Thug. His body of work includes recording and mixing for many top selling artists around the world, including Pharrell Williams, Justin Timberlake, Mary J. Blige, N.E.R.D, Whitney Houston, Gwen Stefani, Akon, Common, Stevie Wonder and others. /Amazon
Charlie Midnight: Brooklyn born and bred, Midnight began his career as the lead singer of Rock-n-Roll Bands, paying his dues in bars and clubs, performing six sets a night, 40-on-20-off, until 2 in the morning to a crowd of 5 in Brooklyn emporiums like 'The Half Inn’. in 1982 after performing in Manhattan clubs like Max’s Kansas City, Charlie was signed by Columbia Records and recorded his" Innocent Bystander" album, which came to the attention of iconic record producer and artist, Dan Hartman. Soon thereafter, they became a successful songwriting team creating the classic James Brown song, “Living in America.”
Charlie’s storied career of songwriting and producing spans more than forty years. He is noted for his versatility for writing and or producing for a wide range of artists such as: James Brown, Joni Mitchell, Cher, Katie Perry, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Idina Menzel, Barbra Streisand, Hilary Duff, Seal, Joe Cocker, Billy Joel, Jamey Johnson, Idina Menzel, Andrea Bocelli, Sheena Easton, Chaka Khan, The Doobie Brothers, John Waite, Paul Young, Dan Hartman, and George Thorogood to name a few. His Grammy nomination for Best R&B Song for writing James Brown’s “Living in America” earned Charlie a place in music history with James Brown receiving his first Grammy for Best Male Rhythm & Blues Vocal Performance.
Among his many achievements are: a Golden Globe nomination for "Why Should I Worry,” sung by Billy Joel for Walt Disney’s classic film "Oliver and Company,” a Golden Globe nomination for "A Woman Loves A Man," sung by Joe Cocker for the feature film "Bull Durham,” a Grammy Award for Best Pop Album for the Joni Mitchell "Turbulent Indigo” Album and “My Way To You” with Jamey Johnson for his “The Guitar Song” Album. “The Guitar Song” earned a Grammy® Award for Best Country Album. Charlie's passion continues to guide him and as he wrote in his book, “Deserve’s Got Nothing to Do With It, Talking C.R.A.P.P with Charlie Midnight” – “Never look back and say “what if” but to look around and say “what now” and to look ahead and say “what next” and let the creating and the doing be an end in and of itself and most importantly to “let your passion fuel you.”
Jan Fairchild: Born on Staten Island in New York City, music has been a part of Jan’s life since the age of seven when his father (Dave Mullaney, who was a very successful musician, arranger, producer of Hot Butter “Popcorn” fame) put an accordion in his hands and began teaching him to play. He is a producer, composer, musician, recording engineer and Grammy Award winning mixing engineer who works in all genres of music. Jan is considered one of the premier recording/mixing engineers in Los Angeles. His early entry into the digital recording and mixing fields put him at the forefront of the recording and mixing world, working at major recording studios in Los Angeles, New York, Paris, Miami, Atlanta, Toronto, Orlando, and Chicago. He has written and produced songs for Ne-Yo, T-Pain, Michael Bolton, and Laura Branigan.
Two notable highlights of his career are winning Grammys for his mixing work. One with Norman Brown for Best Pop Instrumental Album and the other with Gladys Knight, for Best Traditional R&B Album, with producer Randy Jackson. He’s also been nominated for a number of other Grammys including Best Rap Album with Mos Def (Yasin Bey), for recording and mixing “The Ecstatic”. Other notable mixes include the album “True Magic” by Mos Def, Common’s “Drive Me Wild” feat. Lily Allen and Gwen Stefani’s single, “Luxurious” Feat. Slim Thug. His body of work includes recording and mixing for many top selling artists around the world, including Pharrell Williams, Justin Timberlake, Mary J. Blige, N.E.R.D, Whitney Houston, Gwen Stefani, Akon, Common, Stevie Wonder and others. /Amazon
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