The personal notes on this page are from Joey Stuckey, the owner of Shadow Sound Studio.
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| Congratulations to Shadow Sound Studio client, The Doves for their great review. Check it out: http://www.interdual.org/2014/12/the-doves-wild-and-strangeshut-my-mouth.html |
| Mason Roberts Video! |
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Here is a video from one of my favorite clients, Mason Roberts! The music was all recorded and performed by Joey Stuckey at Shadow Sound. We just finished Mason's new album. I'll keep you posted once it is released. It is a great record and music fans are going to love it!
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| Lonesome Road |
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Lonesome Road Bluegrass Band finishing their new album "Homesick For The Mountains".
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| Video Shoot at Shadow Sound |
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Check out BeatStarXL's music video for the song "Encouraged". The studio shots are all Shadow Sound Studio...
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| TALENT WATCH RADIO |
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We are proud to be working with TalentWatch, the fastest growing source for new talent discovery on the internet! It's like American Idol only better - and a great way for talent bookers, record label management firms, and artists to connect. Joey Stuckey, recording engineer, producer and owner of Shadow Sound Studio, was hired to compose and record the TalentWatch theme song being used to audio brand the radio show. Joey was also used to produce an episode of the radio show (check it out here: soundcloud.com/talentwatch/talentwatch-radio-show) and train the staff on producing future episodes of the radio show. Stuckey's voice is also heard in the intro of the show, various audio and video promos, and throughout the program in-between songs. Says Hugh Hession, TalentWatch radio host and show partner, "TalentWatch Radio decided to record and produce our latest show at Shadow Sound Studio with Joey Stuckey. We chose Shadow Sound because of Joey's reputation of being a results-oriented engineer and producer. He understood our vision and was able to transform that into the caliber of show we needed. TalentWatch highly recommends Joey to anyone who wishes to up their game." To check out TalentWatch and what it has to offer to both artists and industry pros alike, visit: www.talentwatch.net Click here to hear the theme song composed by Joey Stuckey and recorded at Shadow Sound Studio. This is the voiceover Joey did for TalentWatch. Shadow Sound Studio was also used as part of the set in this promo video.
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| SONSONG |
| Session Date: January 2012 |
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SonSong recording
their debut CD
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| STACY HOSTLER |
| Session Date: April 2010 |
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| Midsummer Macon |
| Session Date: June 2008 |
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| ira Davis |
| Session Date: February 2008 |
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Click here for a short video clip (MySpace) |
| The Blessed Blend |
| Session Date: March 2006 |
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| Yonah Taylor is a Cherokee tribal elder, Leader of the Warrior Society and Drum Elder of the Sacred Hoop. Sounding the guamo (shell horn) and Laralyn wailin' on the mic. |
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"Dreamworld Lullaby" {listen} |
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"Coqui Ariguaco" {listen} |
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"Guide Me Jehova" {listen} |
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"Wisdom's Path" {listen} |
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The title of The Blessed Blend's CD says it all... "Journeys Through The Mist" is truly a journey! The CD takes you through a virtual cornucopia of musical sounds and good story telling - from the very authentic Indian praise song "Call To Creator" to the Celtic classic "Foggy Dew," to the "blessed blend" of the powerful and historic tale of the plight of the Native American Indian in the song "The Trail Where They Cried." There is even an new take on the classic tune "Scarborough Fair," with "Going To The Gath'ring." But, we did say "Journeys Through the Mist," right? Well, the mist part comes into play with all of the great ethereal percussion. Much of it authentic native instruments and some awesome spaceage keyboard work by two of the best musicians in the great state of Georgia, Hugh Hession and Tom Rule. So, take some time and check this CD out. I know you will find it as much fun and as educational to listen to as I did in helping to make it happen as the recording engineer! -Joey Stuckey |
| Ed Grisamore |
| Session Date: March 2006 |
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| Author Ed Grisamore recording his audio book "Gris and That". |
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"Vinyl Spins It's Way Back Into Our Hearts" {listen} |
| Jack Sandifer |
| Session Date: November 2005 |
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| [website] |
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"Bring Daddy Home" {listen} |
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| Skeebo Knight |
| Session Date: September 2005 |
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| Adam Mewherter (trombone), Skeebo Knight, Marcus Henderson (sax), and Joey at Skeebo's recording session. |
| Essie Mae |
| Session Date: August 2005 |
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"Low Down Chariot" {listen} |
| Deborah Hightower |
| Session Date: July 2005 |
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| Photos above by Leah Yetter |
| Deborah recording her new CD at Shadow Sound Studio with Joey. Hugh Hession (C) on keyboards. |
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| Three photos above are snapshots from Deborah's promo video (link below) |
| Click here to watch Deborah's promo video for the CD Debut & Concert (:30) |
| Click here for a promotional poster of Deborah's CD Debut & Concert (PDF) |
| Songs: |
| "Only A God Like You" {listen > dial-up} {listen > high-speed} |
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| "All For The Love" {listen > dial-up} {listen > high-speed} |
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| "I Worship You" {listen > dial-up} {listen > high-speed} |
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| Mildred Endsley |
| Session Date: February 2005 |
| [website] |
| "I Promised The Lord" {listen > dial-up} |
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| "Is Your All On The Altar" {listen > dial-up} |
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| Gilbert Lyons |
| Session Date: August 2002 |
| "Let's Talk It Over" {listen > dial-up} |
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| "You Said You Were Lonely" {listen > dial-up} |
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| Skeebo Knight |
| Session Date: March 2002 |
Photos taken during Skeebo Knight's "Jekyll Island Nights" sessions. |
 (L-R) Skeebo, Joey, & Johnny Landrum |
 (L-R) Skeebo, Joey, & Barry Richman |
 (L-R) Paul Tucker (of Sea Level fame), Joey, Skeebo & Chip Sparrow |
 (L-R) Jerome Thomas (of Macio Parker fame), Joey & Skeebo |
 (L-R) Joey, Skeebo & George Grace |
 (L-R) Skeebo, Joey & Tom Rule |
 (L-R) Skeebo, Joey & Tom Rule (#2) |
 Skeebo & Tom Rule recording |
 Skeebo & Miguel Castro |
 Miguel Castro playing percussion |
| "Some Place Nice" {watch > dial-up} {watch > high-speed} {listen > dial-up} |
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| "Southern Storm" {watch > dial-up} {watch > high-speed} {listen > dial-up} |
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| "Tom & Michael's Cataula Groove" {watch > dial-up} {watch > high-speed} {listen > dial-up} |
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| "Pineapple Sandwich" {watch > dial-up} {watch > high-speed} {listen > dial-up} |
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| "Lingefelser Swing" {watch > dial-up} {watch > high-speed} {listen > dial-up} |
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| "Groove Time" {listen > dial-up} |
| "Thrill Hill" {listen > dial-up} |
| "Let The Music Play" {listen > dial-up} |
| Valerie Bodrey |
| Session Date: March 2002 |
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Valerie (age 17) recording her first single titled "In My Next Dream" with Joey. |
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Joey & Valerie beginning work on a new song in January 2003 |
| "Written On Our Hearts" {listen > dial-up} |
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| "Brighter Days" {listen > dial-up} |
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| "I Deserve More" {listen > dial-up} |
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| "Yesterday's Tomorrow" {listen > dial-up} |
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| "In My Next Dream" {listen > dial-up} |
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| The Cotton Brothers |
Session Date: October 2001 |
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The Cotton Brothers mixing their debut release "100% Cotton" at Shadow Sound. |
| "Uh-Oh" {listen > dial-up} |
| "Rock Me Jesus" {listen > dial-up} |
| "Make Me Over" {listen > dial-up} |
| "I'll Let Nothing Separate Me" {listen > dial-up} |
