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... John Boylan, Scholz then battled the record company for the right to use his own studio, dubbed Foxglove, to cut the debut 'Boston' album, at one point sending Delp out to Los Angeles as "a decoy" to lay ...

... him to re-record the songs in a professional studio with producer John Boylan. Scholz refused, knowing he couldn't duplicate his performances in a regular studio. That's when Boylan came up with a plan. ...

... John Boylan run interference with the label. (Boylan was previously Linda Ronstadt's manager who had paired her with the Eagles, another group that will celebrate the 40th anniversary of a landmark recording, ...

... chose a very nice guy named John Boylan. He came to look at my studio and he said, "Well, obviously, we can't do it here. We're going to have to go to New York or LA to a real studio and do it." And I said, ...

... superbly constructed songs, great hooks, impressive production (from John Boylan, the producer of the debut Boston album) and Goudreau’s unmistakable, rich guitar tone. Look out too for further support ...

... Tom Scholz: all instruments All songs arranged by Tom Scholz with a little help from his friends. Technical credits..... Tracks 3, 4, 10, 12, 13: Produced by Tom Scholz and John Boylan Engineered by: ...

... Lange, and to Cindy Scholz whose unfailing support in 1977 made the original recording possible, to John Boylan for his guidance, and to everyone who helped assemble and bail out Hideaway Studio I. Extra ...

... band for the debut album (in fact, they weren't), only that producer John Boylan be involved, and there were no "other local musicians" working with me to record the Epic demo besides Jim Masdea and Brad ...

... Tonight Sony Legacy Records 69699 86322 2 Produced By: John Boylan, Tom Scholz Engineered By: Tom Scholz, Warren Dewey Mastered By: Wally Traugott Mastered At: Capitol Records Cover Illustration: ...

... hung in the balance as the defiant Scholz, an unknown in the music industry, was going to buck the big boys at a major label. The producer hired by Epic, John Boylan, had enough sense and instinct to kno ...

... That's not what made it work. You would have lost the honesty on Don't Look Back. It would not have worked, and I could not do it. It came down to [producer] John Boylan standing on my front porch on a ...

... just the way I did on the demos. Brad did the same thing with the vocals. It was done entirely just like the original but the record company didn’t know it. There was another producer named John Boylan. ...

... clearly maintained an unusual amount of hands-on control. Producer John Boylan was impressed enough by Scholz's original demos to allow Boston to be built at least partially around Scholz's basement tapes. ...

... support made this album possible, to John Boylan and Putney for their expert advice, to everyone who helped assemble and bail out the Hideaway Studio, and to everyone at Epic for being so patient. Art ...

... You Home Tonight Epic Records EK 34188 Produced By: John Boylan, Tom Scholz Engineered By: Tom Scholz, Warren Dewey Mastered By: Wally Traugott Mastered At: Capitol Records Cover Illustration: Roger ...

... at Northern Studio, Maynard, Mass., and engineered by Dave Butler Special thanks to Cindy whose unfailing support made this album possible, to John Boylan and Putney for their expert advice, to everyone ...

... Tom Scholz and John Boylan, A Great Eastern Gramaphone Production Engineered by Tom Scholz and Warren Dewey Recorded at Foxglove Studios, Watertown, MA (Winter '75) Capitol Studios, Hollywood, CA (Spring ...

... liked Scholz's homemade demo, but insisted he re-record it in a professional studio with producer John Boylan. Instead Boylan brought Delp to Los Angeles to do vocals, while Scholz recut the whole demo ...

... made. Under John Boylan's direction, all 3 of the North Shore crew joined Brad in LA as a decoy for CBS, while I actually overdubbed the various instrument tracks back in Boston. Boylan's plan enabled ...

... Flickinger console affair where the band recorded demos that led to their signing by Epic in 1975 and which served as the basis of much of the first album's tracks. When producer John Boylan was brought ...

... at's how John Boylan came on board. Boylan was a friend of someone that Ahern knew. When we first came out from California, he said to us, 'I've listened to the tapes, I think you guys obviously know what y ...

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