Ken Riley’s career started in 1980 at 3D Studio’s in Costa Mesa with Doug Doyle. Recording such names as The Altar Boys, Crumbacher, Daniel Amos, and The Life Savors. Then creating the group Common Bond where he was the lead vocalist and the bass player. Common Bond toured and had 3 albums on Front Line Records. Then moving his career along to New York at Electric Lady Studios, where he worked with the best in the industry. Bringing it to today where he is in his own well established Rio Grande Studios in Albuquerque, New Mexico recording.
In this episode, we discuss:
- Ken's history.
- The New Mexico sound.
- Artist's knowing who they are.
- Ken's partnership with Drew Newman
- New Mexico and its people.
Links and Show Notes
- Rio Grande Studios: http://riograndestudios.com/
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Credits:
- Guest: Ken Riley
- Host: Matt Boudreau
- WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell
- Announcer: Chuck Smith
- Editing: Matt Boudreau
- Additional Music: The License Lab