- published: 29 Apr 2021
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Track #3 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
Far from his lair, on a long and bloody night, he is drawn to the music coming from a circus caravan. As the wagons approach, the sound of reeds grips his desperate heart and in a moment of self doubt, he longs to be in that world. He knows this cannot be, yet still saunters forward. From his perch the musician, now aware of this attention, allows his harmonica to tumble in a flash of silver into the vampire's awaiting hands. And the caravan rolls on.
All tracks written by Bob Lanois.
Arrangements by Daniel Lanois.
Harmonica played by Bob and all other instruments played by Daniel except for drums on the track Snake Road played by Brian Blade.
Recorded at Nad Snallo's in Toronto.
Mastering by Pail Riemens at Grant Avenue Studio.
Package design and photos for front and back cover by Margot Peters.
Abstract photography and words by Bob.
CD Jacket Scan:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XwMNN7hvELiECKfZkXTtMt8lPZI9T7wo?usp=sharing
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
- published: 29 Apr 2021
- views: 147
The city takes on an almost mystical perspective in the eyes of Bob Lanois, as he passes through on both a metaphoric and literal journey. Bob Lanois was nominated for the 2008 Juno for Instrumental Album of the Year.
Director: Ryan Furlong
Writers: Andreas Kyprianou, Ryan Furlong
DOP: Michael Spicer
Editor: John Eleftheriou
Actors: Bob Lanois, Chaynelle Frasier, Daryl Taylor, Katrina Devine, Oliver Duane
Musicians: Bob Lanois, Daniel Lanois
Producers: Andreas Kyprianou, Ryan Furlong, Fenian Films
Funder: Bravo!FACT
- published: 28 Jun 2012
- views: 1585
Track #4 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
- published: 29 Apr 2021
- views: 47
Track #6 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
- published: 29 Apr 2021
- views: 17
Track #9 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
- published: 29 Apr 2021
- views: 11
Track #7 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
- published: 29 Apr 2021
- views: 14
Track #8 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
- published: 29 Apr 2021
- views: 23
Track #1 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden, April 2021.
Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
- published: 29 Apr 2021
- views: 33
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Bob Lanois
Bob Lanois (born Robert Lanois, Gatineau, Quebec, Canada) is a Canadian sound engineer,music producer, and harmonica player. He released his first album (in which he played harmonica) in 2006, Snake Road, with his brother Daniel Lanois. He has also recorded an album with guitarist Tom Wilson, entitled The Shack Recordings Volume One.
Among other credits, he coproduced Simply Saucer's demo tape with Daniel, and is one of the founders on ambient music along with Brian Eno and his brother. He was also given a credit in the "Thanks to" section of U2's The Joshua Tree album credits.
Bob Lanois travelled to Sweden in 2007, performing shows together with eclectic Swedish band Big Is Less after having met the band's guitarist Tommy Sahlin via MySpace.
In 2008, Bob Lanois as producer teamed up with Mass Conception (a Canadian indie band) which resulted in the release of a six song EP entitled 'No Pun Intended'.
Discography
Sound engineer
This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Bob_Lanois
Lanois, Bob Filmography
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2013, role: actor , character name: Himself
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2009, role: actor , character name: Himself
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2007, role: actor , character name: The Vampire
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2007, role: composer
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2006, role: actor , character name: Bob
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2006, role: composer
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Bob Lanois - Rendezvous (Visualizer)
Track #3 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road. Harmonica: Bob Lanois All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden. Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois AllMusic Bio: Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. A...
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Bob Lanois - Snake Road (Album Visualizer)
Far from his lair, on a long and bloody night, he is drawn to the music coming from a circus caravan. As the wagons approach, the sound of reeds grips his desperate heart and in a moment of self doubt, he longs to be in that world. He knows this cannot be, yet still saunters forward. From his perch the musician, now aware of this attention, allows his harmonica to tumble in a flash of silver into the vampire's awaiting hands. And the caravan rolls on. All tracks written by Bob Lanois. Arrangements by Daniel Lanois. Harmonica played by Bob and all other instruments played by Daniel except for drums on the track Snake Road played by Brian Blade. Recorded at Nad Snallo's in Toronto. Mastering by Pail Riemens at Grant Avenue Studio. Package design and photos for front and back cover by Marg...
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Snake Road
The city takes on an almost mystical perspective in the eyes of Bob Lanois, as he passes through on both a metaphoric and literal journey. Bob Lanois was nominated for the 2008 Juno for Instrumental Album of the Year. Director: Ryan Furlong Writers: Andreas Kyprianou, Ryan Furlong DOP: Michael Spicer Editor: John Eleftheriou Actors: Bob Lanois, Chaynelle Frasier, Daryl Taylor, Katrina Devine, Oliver Duane Musicians: Bob Lanois, Daniel Lanois Producers: Andreas Kyprianou, Ryan Furlong, Fenian Films Funder: Bravo!FACT
published: 28 Jun 2012 -
Bob Lanois - Spaceshack (Visualizer)
Track #4 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road. Harmonica: Bob Lanois All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden. Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois AllMusic Bio: Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. A...
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Bob Lanois talks about the design evolution of the BL99 Preamp
Bob Lanois talks about the design evolution of the BL99 Preamp
published: 20 Jan 2011 -
Bob Lanois - Le Draveur (Visualizer)
Track #6 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road. Harmonica: Bob Lanois All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden. Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois AllMusic Bio: Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. A...
published: 29 Apr 2021 -
Bob Lanois - Up Set (Visualizer)
Track #9 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road. Harmonica: Bob Lanois All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden. Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois AllMusic Bio: Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. A...
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Bob Lanois - Oiseau (Visualizer)
Track #7 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road. Harmonica: Bob Lanois All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden. Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois AllMusic Bio: Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. A...
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Bob Lanois - Negril (Visualizer)
Track #8 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road. Harmonica: Bob Lanois All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden. Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois AllMusic Bio: Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. A...
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Bob Lanois - The Vampire (Visualizer)
Track #1 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road. Harmonica: Bob Lanois All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden, April 2021. Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois AllMusic Bio: Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Mu...
published: 29 Apr 2021
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2:14
Bob Lanois - Rendezvous (Visualizer)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:14
- Uploaded Date: 29 Apr 2021
- views: 15
Track #3 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited...
Track #3 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
https://wn.com/Bob_Lanois_Rendezvous_(Visualizer)
Track #3 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
- published: 29 Apr 2021
- views: 15
23:48
Bob Lanois - Snake Road (Album Visualizer)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 23:48
- Uploaded Date: 29 Apr 2021
- views: 147
Far from his lair, on a long and bloody night, he is drawn to the music coming from a circus caravan. As the wagons approach, the sound of reeds grips his despe...
Far from his lair, on a long and bloody night, he is drawn to the music coming from a circus caravan. As the wagons approach, the sound of reeds grips his desperate heart and in a moment of self doubt, he longs to be in that world. He knows this cannot be, yet still saunters forward. From his perch the musician, now aware of this attention, allows his harmonica to tumble in a flash of silver into the vampire's awaiting hands. And the caravan rolls on.
All tracks written by Bob Lanois.
Arrangements by Daniel Lanois.
Harmonica played by Bob and all other instruments played by Daniel except for drums on the track Snake Road played by Brian Blade.
Recorded at Nad Snallo's in Toronto.
Mastering by Pail Riemens at Grant Avenue Studio.
Package design and photos for front and back cover by Margot Peters.
Abstract photography and words by Bob.
CD Jacket Scan:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XwMNN7hvELiECKfZkXTtMt8lPZI9T7wo?usp=sharing
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
https://wn.com/Bob_Lanois_Snake_Road_(Album_Visualizer)
Far from his lair, on a long and bloody night, he is drawn to the music coming from a circus caravan. As the wagons approach, the sound of reeds grips his desperate heart and in a moment of self doubt, he longs to be in that world. He knows this cannot be, yet still saunters forward. From his perch the musician, now aware of this attention, allows his harmonica to tumble in a flash of silver into the vampire's awaiting hands. And the caravan rolls on.
All tracks written by Bob Lanois.
Arrangements by Daniel Lanois.
Harmonica played by Bob and all other instruments played by Daniel except for drums on the track Snake Road played by Brian Blade.
Recorded at Nad Snallo's in Toronto.
Mastering by Pail Riemens at Grant Avenue Studio.
Package design and photos for front and back cover by Margot Peters.
Abstract photography and words by Bob.
CD Jacket Scan:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1XwMNN7hvELiECKfZkXTtMt8lPZI9T7wo?usp=sharing
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
- published: 29 Apr 2021
- views: 147
2:31
Snake Road
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:31
- Uploaded Date: 28 Jun 2012
- views: 1585
The city takes on an almost mystical perspective in the eyes of Bob Lanois, as he passes through on both a metaphoric and literal journey. Bob Lanois was nomina...
The city takes on an almost mystical perspective in the eyes of Bob Lanois, as he passes through on both a metaphoric and literal journey. Bob Lanois was nominated for the 2008 Juno for Instrumental Album of the Year.
Director: Ryan Furlong
Writers: Andreas Kyprianou, Ryan Furlong
DOP: Michael Spicer
Editor: John Eleftheriou
Actors: Bob Lanois, Chaynelle Frasier, Daryl Taylor, Katrina Devine, Oliver Duane
Musicians: Bob Lanois, Daniel Lanois
Producers: Andreas Kyprianou, Ryan Furlong, Fenian Films
Funder: Bravo!FACT
https://wn.com/Snake_Road
The city takes on an almost mystical perspective in the eyes of Bob Lanois, as he passes through on both a metaphoric and literal journey. Bob Lanois was nominated for the 2008 Juno for Instrumental Album of the Year.
Director: Ryan Furlong
Writers: Andreas Kyprianou, Ryan Furlong
DOP: Michael Spicer
Editor: John Eleftheriou
Actors: Bob Lanois, Chaynelle Frasier, Daryl Taylor, Katrina Devine, Oliver Duane
Musicians: Bob Lanois, Daniel Lanois
Producers: Andreas Kyprianou, Ryan Furlong, Fenian Films
Funder: Bravo!FACT
- published: 28 Jun 2012
- views: 1585
3:03
Bob Lanois - Spaceshack (Visualizer)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:03
- Uploaded Date: 29 Apr 2021
- views: 47
Track #4 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited...
Track #4 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
https://wn.com/Bob_Lanois_Spaceshack_(Visualizer)
Track #4 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
- published: 29 Apr 2021
- views: 47
6:14
Bob Lanois talks about the design evolution of the BL99 Preamp
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:14
- Uploaded Date: 20 Jan 2011
- views: 1400
Bob Lanois talks about the design evolution of the BL99 Preamp
Bob Lanois talks about the design evolution of the BL99 Preamp
https://wn.com/Bob_Lanois_Talks_About_The_Design_Evolution_Of_The_Bl99_Preamp
Bob Lanois talks about the design evolution of the BL99 Preamp
- published: 20 Jan 2011
- views: 1400
1:16
Bob Lanois - Le Draveur (Visualizer)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:16
- Uploaded Date: 29 Apr 2021
- views: 17
Track #6 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited...
Track #6 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
https://wn.com/Bob_Lanois_Le_Draveur_(Visualizer)
Track #6 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
- published: 29 Apr 2021
- views: 17
4:12
Bob Lanois - Up Set (Visualizer)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:12
- Uploaded Date: 29 Apr 2021
- views: 11
Track #9 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited...
Track #9 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
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Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
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Track #9 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
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Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
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Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
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Bob Lanois - Oiseau (Visualizer)
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Track #7 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
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Track #7 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
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Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
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Track #7 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
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Bob Lanois - Negril (Visualizer)
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Track #8 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
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Track #8 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
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Track #8 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden.
Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
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Bob Lanois - The Vampire (Visualizer)
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Track #1 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
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Track #1 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
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Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
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Track #1 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
All instruments and production: Daniel Lanois
Visualizer shot and edited by Blake Camden, April 2021.
Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
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Bob Lanois - Rendezvous (Visualizer)
Track #3 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
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Bob Lanois - Rendezvous (Visualizer)
Bob Lanois - Rendezvous (Visualizer)
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Track #3 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
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Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
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Bob Lanois - Snake Road (Album Visualizer)
Far from his lair, on a long and bloody night, he is drawn to the music coming from a circ...
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Bob Lanois - Snake Road (Album Visualizer)
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Far from his lair, on a long and bloody night, he is drawn to the music coming from a circus caravan. As the wagons approach, the sound of reeds grips his desperate heart and in a moment of self doubt, he longs to be in that world. He knows this cannot be, yet still saunters forward. From his perch the musician, now aware of this attention, allows his harmonica to tumble in a flash of silver into the vampire's awaiting hands. And the caravan rolls on.
All tracks written by Bob Lanois.
Arrangements by Daniel Lanois.
Harmonica played by Bob and all other instruments played by Daniel except for drums on the track Snake Road played by Brian Blade.
Recorded at Nad Snallo's in Toronto.
Mastering by Pail Riemens at Grant Avenue Studio.
Package design and photos for front and back cover by Margot Peters.
Abstract photography and words by Bob.
CD Jacket Scan:
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Snake Road
The city takes on an almost mystical perspective in the eyes of Bob Lanois, as he passes t...
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Snake Road
Snake Road
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The city takes on an almost mystical perspective in the eyes of Bob Lanois, as he passes through on both a metaphoric and literal journey. Bob Lanois was nominated for the 2008 Juno for Instrumental Album of the Year.
Director: Ryan Furlong
Writers: Andreas Kyprianou, Ryan Furlong
DOP: Michael Spicer
Editor: John Eleftheriou
Actors: Bob Lanois, Chaynelle Frasier, Daryl Taylor, Katrina Devine, Oliver Duane
Musicians: Bob Lanois, Daniel Lanois
Producers: Andreas Kyprianou, Ryan Furlong, Fenian Films
Funder: Bravo!FACT
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Bob Lanois - Spaceshack (Visualizer)
Track #4 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
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Bob Lanois - Spaceshack (Visualizer)
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Track #4 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
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Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
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Bob Lanois talks about the design evolution of the BL99 Preamp
Bob Lanois talks about the design evolution of the BL99 Preamp
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Bob Lanois talks about the design evolution of the BL99 Preamp
Bob Lanois talks about the design evolution of the BL99 Preamp
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Bob Lanois - Le Draveur (Visualizer)
Track #6 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
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Bob Lanois - Le Draveur (Visualizer)
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Track #6 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
Harmonica: Bob Lanois
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Bob Lanois Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lanois
AllMusic Bio:
Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
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Bob Lanois - Up Set (Visualizer)
Track #9 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
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Bob Lanois - Up Set (Visualizer)
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Track #9 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
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Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
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Bob Lanois - Oiseau (Visualizer)
Track #7 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
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Track #7 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
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Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
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Bob Lanois - Negril (Visualizer)
Track #8 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
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Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
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Bob Lanois - The Vampire (Visualizer)
Track #1 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
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Bob Lanois - The Vampire (Visualizer)
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Track #1 from Bob Lanois' 2006 Juno nominated album Snake Road.
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Born in Gatineau, Canada, Bob Lanois is the older brother of singer, songwriter, and producer Daniel Lanois, and he is an innovative music producer in his own right, as well as being a harmonica player, photographer, abstract artist, and filmmaker. He also builds recording studios, including his first, which he assembled in the basement of his mother's Ancaster, Ontario, home in the early '70s. He also built and ran the famed Grant Avenue Studio in Hamilton, Ontario, where Brian Eno came to develop his ambient post-Roxy Music sound. As part of a duo with singer and songwriter Tom Wilson, Lanois released the critically acclaimed The Shack Recordings in 2005. A year later his first solo album appeared, Snake Road, a collection of haunting, almost dub-like harmonica instrumentals produced by his brother Daniel.
Bob Lanois
Bob Lanois (born Robert Lanois, Gatineau, Quebec, Canada) is a Canadian sound engineer,music producer, and harmonica player. He released his first album (in which he played harmonica) in 2006, Snake Road, with his brother Daniel Lanois. He has also recorded an album with guitarist Tom Wilson, entitled The Shack Recordings Volume One.
Among other credits, he coproduced Simply Saucer's demo tape with Daniel, and is one of the founders on ambient music along with Brian Eno and his brother. He was also given a credit in the "Thanks to" section of U2's The Joshua Tree album credits.
Bob Lanois travelled to Sweden in 2007, performing shows together with eclectic Swedish band Big Is Less after having met the band's guitarist Tommy Sahlin via MySpace.
In 2008, Bob Lanois as producer teamed up with Mass Conception (a Canadian indie band) which resulted in the release of a six song EP entitled 'No Pun Intended'.
Discography
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Bop-a-lena
BOP-A-LENA
WRITERS MEL TILLIS, WEBB PIERCE
RECORDED BY RONNIE SELF
Oop-scooby-dooby-lena, go-gal-go
bop-a-lena, bop-a-lena, she's my gal
Oh, bop-a-lena, bop-a-lena, yeah she's my gal
She's my gal and I love her so
Oop-scooby-dooby-lena, go-gal-go
Well the school bells are ringin', everybody went out
Goin' to the shag, gonna shake it all about
Bop-a-lena lookin' like a rose in the wild
Man I dig that freek juvenile
When she gets a-goin' she's a real cool chick
She do the bop like a pogostick
Bop-a-lena, bop-a-lena, she's my gal
Oh bop-a-lena, bop-a-lena, yeah she's my gal
She's my gal and I love her so
Oop-scooby-dooby-lena, go-gal-go
I got my pattern-leather shoes on my hounddog feet
Me and bop-a-lena gonna walk the beat
To the whole jukebox in the be-bop shag
When we get a-goin', gonna ball a jack
Bop-a-lena got two feet that talk
Look at her go on a camelwalk
Bop-a-lena, bop-a-lena, she's my gal
Oh bop-a-lena, bop-a-lena, yeah she's my gal
She's my gal and I love her so
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It featured late musician and photographer Bob Lanois playing the building’s grouchy janitor. Lanois, brother of music producer Daniel Lanois, died suddenly at 73 on Monday after battling various health issues in recent years. This report by The Canadian Press was first published April 22, 2021. David Friend, The Canadian Press. .
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While Jon Cowherd has a background in horns and keys, the Paducah expat’s life doesn’t have anything to do with cars ... The Brian Blade Fellowship recorded their first album, a self-titled effort, for storied jazz label Blue Note in 1998 with Daniel Lanois — who has helmed records by Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson and Neil Young — in the producer’s chair ... .
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Along with the work he is most famous for, with Brian Eno and U2, Lanois’ production credits also include Bob Dylan’s Oh Mercy, another album that gave an established artist renewed vigour. But it is Dylan’s Shot Of Love album that provides Harris and Lanois with the raw materials for their magic in Every Grain Of Sand.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 Soundtrack Features Willie Nelson, Nas, Josh Homme, And More Huge Names
As you might have noticed already, Red Dead Redemption 2 also features a number of vocal moments over music, and all of them were produced by Grammy-winner Daniel Lanois. He previously worked with Bob Dylan, Neil Young, and Willie Nelson ... Ferguson, who was Johnny Cash's engineer, also produced and performed an original song for Red Dead Redemption 2.
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