On this page you can track the progress of Julie's recording projects

STARRY EYED AND LAUGHING

Songs by Bob Dylan

23 July 2002 Danny Thompson, former member of Pentangle, added his very special talents to several tracks.

Kiki Dee and Carmelo Luggeri joined Julie on
I Shall Be Released
which was recorded at Carmelo's home studio

 

11 July 2002 -  at Cat Music
John Paul Jones added his mandolin to Mr Tamborine Man,
Hard Rain and Subterreanean Homesick Blues.

Julie Felix and Ian Catt 11 July 2002 working on Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands.

Much of the recording and mixing for Starry Eyed and Laughing was done at Cat Music in Coulsden.

30 June 2002

Julie Felix recorded Hollis Brown and Boots of Spanish Leather with
Martin Carthy at Swarb's Coventry studio.

In June, 2002, French vocalist Jean-Marie Lavillard recorded backing vocals for two tracks on the new Dylan tribute CD: Romance in Durango and One More Cup Of Coffee For The Road.

 

Kiki Dee and Carmelo Luggeri will be joining Julie on at least one track on the Dylan tribute CD. The collaboration of Kiki Dee and Carmelo Luggeri brings together their eclectic backgrounds from the worlds of soul, pop and rock and results in a unique acoustic teaming. www.kikiandcarmelo.com

 

Julie recorded several tracks for the Dylan double CD at Attic Studios, Orkney in October 2001
Douglas Montgomery & Julie over the charts for "Not Dark Yet", a Dylan composition which Julie has recently been performing in concert.	With Attic Studios' engineer Owen Tirney
Julie found the recording atmosphere "enhanced by the mood of Orkney".

 

In September 2001 Julie recorded several new tracks for the Dylan double CD at the Blue Moon Studio in Banbury. Mixing layers is a challenging part of the recording process and one which Julie particularly enjoys.

Guitarist P J Wright playing on "Visions of Johanna" Drums on the track "Gates of Eden" are supplied by Edd Frost Guy contributed fiddle melody to "Masters of War".

 

September 28th 2001 While Julie was in Scotland on her Autumn tour, she managed to get into the recording studio to work on a couple of tracks for the new Dylan tribute album. John Renbourn, pictured below, joined Julie on this session.