Richard Cagle & The Voodoo Choir
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About Richard Cagle & The Voodoo Choir
You may not be familiar with Richard Cagle but quite a few folks in the Houston music community know the artists he's worked with to help develop their career.
Produced and recorded Annika Chambers and the Houston All-Stars, "Making My Mark", Brad Absher & Swamp Royale, "Lucky Dog", Carolyn Wonderland's first and second album. Won Producer of the Year (Houston Press/KLOL Music Awards) for Carolyn's 2nd album "Truckstop Favorites Vol. 2" While managing her, Carolyn signed with Warner Chappell, William Morris and was offered a major recording deal with Giant Records.
Recorded dead horse's "Demo90" that got them signed to their first record deal and managed them a few years later.
Recorded Soilent Green's (New Orleans) first and second albums that got them signed.
Recorded Uncle John Tuner and Johnny Winter, Academy Black, Dirt, Hayflick Limit.
Produced and recorded Joe "King" Carrasco, Simpleton, Lee Alexander, Carrie Ann and the Apocalyptics,
L.L. Cooper, Voices of a Red God.
Recorded and managed Dive, the Jinkies, Under the Sun, Rosebud, and Clay Farmer. Went into partnership with Skip Rudsenske and Greg Pitzer to open the "Artist Management Group" and"The Urban Art Bar".
Currently co-owner of "Montrose Records" and manages Pasadena Napalm Division, (made up from members of DRI and dead horse).
Raised in Panhandle of Texas in the small town of Dumas. Started first band "Shades of Time" with Joe "King" Carrasco (Teusch) in the seventh grade. (FYI Tommy Shannon also came from Dumas.)
Moved to Baytown in 1967 and join the "Nomads". During high school and college knocked around with numerous bands and finally settled into "Big Family" with Heli Joe Martinez in the mid 70s playing regionally. First recording experiences came at this time over at Nashville Sounds Studio. The demos we're produced by Sey Steadum a DJ @ KAUM and Leonard List @ KLOL.
Late 70s got married and started a family. The music dreams stopped but not the spirit. Started learning recording engineering in 1987 and opened Saturn Productions Studio in Baytown and a few years later, moved into Houston across the street from the Movie Studio (Houston Studios) in the warehouse district. Lost the studio in 1993 due to the building's owner being foreclosed on, and started managing Carolyn…
Produced and recorded Annika Chambers and the Houston All-Stars, "Making My Mark", Brad Absher & Swamp Royale, "Lucky Dog", Carolyn Wonderland's first and second album. Won Producer of the Year (Houston Press/KLOL Music Awards) for Carolyn's 2nd album "Truckstop Favorites Vol. 2" While managing her, Carolyn signed with Warner Chappell, William Morris and was offered a major recording deal with Giant Records.
Recorded dead horse's "Demo90" that got them signed to their first record deal and managed them a few years later.
Recorded Soilent Green's (New Orleans) first and second albums that got them signed.
Recorded Uncle John Tuner and Johnny Winter, Academy Black, Dirt, Hayflick Limit.
Produced and recorded Joe "King" Carrasco, Simpleton, Lee Alexander, Carrie Ann and the Apocalyptics,
L.L. Cooper, Voices of a Red God.
Recorded and managed Dive, the Jinkies, Under the Sun, Rosebud, and Clay Farmer. Went into partnership with Skip Rudsenske and Greg Pitzer to open the "Artist Management Group" and"The Urban Art Bar".
Currently co-owner of "Montrose Records" and manages Pasadena Napalm Division, (made up from members of DRI and dead horse).
Raised in Panhandle of Texas in the small town of Dumas. Started first band "Shades of Time" with Joe "King" Carrasco (Teusch) in the seventh grade. (FYI Tommy Shannon also came from Dumas.)
Moved to Baytown in 1967 and join the "Nomads". During high school and college knocked around with numerous bands and finally settled into "Big Family" with Heli Joe Martinez in the mid 70s playing regionally. First recording experiences came at this time over at Nashville Sounds Studio. The demos we're produced by Sey Steadum a DJ @ KAUM and Leonard List @ KLOL.
Late 70s got married and started a family. The music dreams stopped but not the spirit. Started learning recording engineering in 1987 and opened Saturn Productions Studio in Baytown and a few years later, moved into Houston across the street from the Movie Studio (Houston Studios) in the warehouse district. Lost the studio in 1993 due to the building's owner being foreclosed on, and started managing Carolyn…
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Genres:
Blues
Band Members:
Lee Martin, Calvin Hall, Richard Cagle, Mike Ronsonette
Hometown:
Houston, Texas
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About Richard Cagle & The Voodoo Choir
You may not be familiar with Richard Cagle but quite a few folks in the Houston music community know the artists he's worked with to help develop their career.
Produced and recorded Annika Chambers and the Houston All-Stars, "Making My Mark", Brad Absher & Swamp Royale, "Lucky Dog", Carolyn Wonderland's first and second album. Won Producer of the Year (Houston Press/KLOL Music Awards) for Carolyn's 2nd album "Truckstop Favorites Vol. 2" While managing her, Carolyn signed with Warner Chappell, William Morris and was offered a major recording deal with Giant Records.
Recorded dead horse's "Demo90" that got them signed to their first record deal and managed them a few years later.
Recorded Soilent Green's (New Orleans) first and second albums that got them signed.
Recorded Uncle John Tuner and Johnny Winter, Academy Black, Dirt, Hayflick Limit.
Produced and recorded Joe "King" Carrasco, Simpleton, Lee Alexander, Carrie Ann and the Apocalyptics,
L.L. Cooper, Voices of a Red God.
Recorded and managed Dive, the Jinkies, Under the Sun, Rosebud, and Clay Farmer. Went into partnership with Skip Rudsenske and Greg Pitzer to open the "Artist Management Group" and"The Urban Art Bar".
Currently co-owner of "Montrose Records" and manages Pasadena Napalm Division, (made up from members of DRI and dead horse).
Raised in Panhandle of Texas in the small town of Dumas. Started first band "Shades of Time" with Joe "King" Carrasco (Teusch) in the seventh grade. (FYI Tommy Shannon also came from Dumas.)
Moved to Baytown in 1967 and join the "Nomads". During high school and college knocked around with numerous bands and finally settled into "Big Family" with Heli Joe Martinez in the mid 70s playing regionally. First recording experiences came at this time over at Nashville Sounds Studio. The demos we're produced by Sey Steadum a DJ @ KAUM and Leonard List @ KLOL.
Late 70s got married and started a family. The music dreams stopped but not the spirit. Started learning recording engineering in 1987 and opened Saturn Productions Studio in Baytown and a few years later, moved into Houston across the street from the Movie Studio (Houston Studios) in the warehouse district. Lost the studio in 1993 due to the building's owner being foreclosed on, and started managing Carolyn…
Produced and recorded Annika Chambers and the Houston All-Stars, "Making My Mark", Brad Absher & Swamp Royale, "Lucky Dog", Carolyn Wonderland's first and second album. Won Producer of the Year (Houston Press/KLOL Music Awards) for Carolyn's 2nd album "Truckstop Favorites Vol. 2" While managing her, Carolyn signed with Warner Chappell, William Morris and was offered a major recording deal with Giant Records.
Recorded dead horse's "Demo90" that got them signed to their first record deal and managed them a few years later.
Recorded Soilent Green's (New Orleans) first and second albums that got them signed.
Recorded Uncle John Tuner and Johnny Winter, Academy Black, Dirt, Hayflick Limit.
Produced and recorded Joe "King" Carrasco, Simpleton, Lee Alexander, Carrie Ann and the Apocalyptics,
L.L. Cooper, Voices of a Red God.
Recorded and managed Dive, the Jinkies, Under the Sun, Rosebud, and Clay Farmer. Went into partnership with Skip Rudsenske and Greg Pitzer to open the "Artist Management Group" and"The Urban Art Bar".
Currently co-owner of "Montrose Records" and manages Pasadena Napalm Division, (made up from members of DRI and dead horse).
Raised in Panhandle of Texas in the small town of Dumas. Started first band "Shades of Time" with Joe "King" Carrasco (Teusch) in the seventh grade. (FYI Tommy Shannon also came from Dumas.)
Moved to Baytown in 1967 and join the "Nomads". During high school and college knocked around with numerous bands and finally settled into "Big Family" with Heli Joe Martinez in the mid 70s playing regionally. First recording experiences came at this time over at Nashville Sounds Studio. The demos we're produced by Sey Steadum a DJ @ KAUM and Leonard List @ KLOL.
Late 70s got married and started a family. The music dreams stopped but not the spirit. Started learning recording engineering in 1987 and opened Saturn Productions Studio in Baytown and a few years later, moved into Houston across the street from the Movie Studio (Houston Studios) in the warehouse district. Lost the studio in 1993 due to the building's owner being foreclosed on, and started managing Carolyn…
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Genres:
Blues
Band Members:
Lee Martin, Calvin Hall, Richard Cagle, Mike Ronsonette
Hometown:
Houston, Texas
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