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Tony Scherr is a Grammy nominated producer and
recording engineer whose credits include his own releases... |
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Tony Scherr
Come Around
(Smells Like, 2002)
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Tony Scherr
Twist in the Wind
(Smells Like, 2008)
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...as well as the following albums: |
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Rick Moranis
The Agoraphobic Cowboy (Wepi/Artistshare, 2005)
rickmoranis.com |
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Kate Fenner
Horses and Burning Cars (Cardboard Records, 2003)
katefenner.com |
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Many of the above titles are quite cinematic and are
available for licensing to be used with film and television productions. |
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Jim Hall & Bill Frisell recorded their duo album,
“Hemispheres”, at Tony’s studio. As an engineer, Audiophile Audition magazine called
Mr. Scherr’s 8 track studio recording of Jim Hall & Bill Frisell “an open
environment which provides an intimate depth in glorious sounding analog.” |
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Tony Scherr has played bass and banjo on all the
seasons of the Nickelodeon Jr. hit TV children's series; The Backyardigans. |
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New York filmmaker Doug Keeve featured several songs
from the album in his film “Rodeo”. |
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Leslie Feist’s version of the song “Sacramento”
(with her original lyrics it was titled “Lonely Lonely”) was featured on the
television series The L Word, and also in at least one other film. Feist also
included lonely lonely on her well-known record, Let It Die. |
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Ethan Hawke's film, The Hottest State, featured a
score made up of songs written and produced by Tony’s long time friend and
collaborator, Jesse Harris, and sung by an impressive array of artists (Cat
Power, M Ward, the Black Keys, Feist, etc.). |
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Tony sang a version of “You, The Queen” (Harris)
that was featured in the film and on the soundtrack, along with vocals and a
slide guitar solo on the Norah Jones version of Harris’ “World of Trouble” and
guitar on Willie Nelson’s version of Always Seem To Get Things Wrong”. |
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Scherr released his second Smells Like album, "Twist
In The Wind" in 2007. It was reviewed as a “critics choice” in the NY times,
which concluded that it “succeeds mightily”. |
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