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The bulk of the recording for this album took place in
London with the exception of the title track (This Hour) that
was recorded at Crystal Studios in Portsmouth, and some vocals
and guitar recorded at Bosstown studios in Atlanta, Georgia.
The root band that I work with is as follows:
Danny Kelly on Drums and percussion
 Paul
'Me Laddo' Diffin on bass of many shades
 Nick
'Ruby' Evans on guitar, steel, banjo, mandolin ....
shall I go on!
 With
myself on vocals and guitar.
It is the above line up that you will hear on most of the
recordings that I intend to release through this web site.
However, on the version of the album titled 'THIS HOUR' that
I recorded for M&G Records, I was very fortunate to get
the chance to record with three members of Ian Dury's Blockheads:
Johnny Turnbull on guitar, Norman Watt-Roy on bass and Monti
on Drums. Along with Volker Janssen of Spear of Destiny on
keyboards and the fantastic fiddling of the one and only Bob
Loveday. Alan Shacklock also played some superb guitar and
helped a lot with the pre-production.
 Clint
Bradley & The Breeze 1998
L to R. Paul Diffin, Nick Evans, Danny Kelly, Clint
The (for me) magical union with the Blockheads was brought
about by my co-producer Chris Bostock, one of the founder
members of Jo Boxers. Along with the engineering talents of
Darren Alison (of Devine Comedy fame) I believe we made a
bloody good record that is timeless and will one day be recognised
as such.
 The
current line up
L to R. Clint, Dan, Ruby & Me Laddo
 Me
Laddo, after I awakened him from a 3000 year nap!
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"... one thing is certain Clint is
not only a quality singer / songwriter but also an equally
good musician and producer." |
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