Crazy Times.ĭuring a conversation with Ultimate Classic Rock, producer Ted Templeman pointed out that Eddie Van Halen’s voice was also an important ingredient in the band’s indelible vocal alchemy. It’s not beautiful…it’s beautiful, but it’s actually kind of dark and kind of vibe-y. It inspired him as a producer, sounds like “Here Comes the Sun” or something, some of this stuff. I’ll be back when Mike’s done.” He really utilized it, and he got excited when he heard what he could do. Oh, wow, let’s try that.” Then all of a sudden, I’m going: “Man, Mike’s been in there eight hours. When Dave Cobb heard what Mike could do, he was going: “Wow, try this. I bet he spent more time on background vocals on this record than he’s ever spent on any record we made before because we just layered them and came up with all these ideas. It was the epitome of that Van Halen, high – Mike’s background vocals are killing it. Jason (Bonham) sang a couple of little parts. I just did parts with him, and Vic (Johnson) did one song or two songs on a little part with us. The greatest thing we got out of Mikey was we let him sing all the background vocals. It was like, “Whoa, there it is.” It just captured everything. Then we ran it through this and that and used a certain kind of mic,” and we did it. He said, “Oh, we triple-tracked it, and then he double-tracked one vocal on the second harmony that he was doing with me. I called up Ted and said, “Ted, how did you record Mikey’s voice on the Van Halen records?” We didn’t pay attention to that. We called up Ted Templeman, who produced all the Van Halen records right up to For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge and then I worked with him before Van Halen and with Montrose. I go, “I want to hear that all over this record,” and he got it. Those classic background vocals, that car horn (sings the line “Right Now”). Sammy Hagar: Mikey (Michael Anthony), I want to hear those Van Halen vocals.
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On Sammy Hagar and the Circle’s new album, ‘Crazy Times’, producer Dave Cobb wanted to get the most out of Michael Anthony’s signature backup vocals, especially that signature Van Halen sound 🎤 With the help of VH/Sammy/Montrose Producer Ted Templeman, he cracked the code & then kept going, showcasing Mike’s voice in a new way!
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