Gerry Bron

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Gerry Bron is a English record producer and band manager. In his early days, he managed the Bonzo Dog Band.

Bron is the brother of actress Eleanor Bron. He is of Eastern European Jewish descent; his father shortened the surname to 'Bron' from 'Bronstein' when founding Bron's Orchestral Service.^[1]

His record label, Bronze Records, was home to many popular bands. In recent years Gerry has been involved in a diverse range of musical projects, releasing a number of records for songwriter/musician, Paddy Milner, and 'Rockford's Christmas', a record which inspired the acclaimed audiobook, Rockford's Rock Opera.

Contents 1 Selective list of album productions 2 Selective list of single productions 3 References 4 External links

[edit] Selective list of album productions

• Motörhead
• Uriah Heep
  • Demons & Wizards
  • Look at Yourself
  • The Magician's Birthday
  • Sweet Freedom
  • Wonderworld
  • Return to Fantasy
  • Innocent Victim
  • Firefly
  • High and Mighty
  • Fallen Angel
  • Conquest

• Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
  • Gorilla
  • The Doughnut In Granny's Greenhouse

[edit] Selective list of single productions

• Manfred Mann^[2]
  • "Ha! Ha! Said the Clown"
  • "Fox on the Run"
  • "Ragamuffin Man"
  • "My Name is Jack"
• Gene Pitney
  • "Something's Gotten Hold of My Heart"
• Juicy Lucy
  • "Who Do You Love?"
• Richard Barnes
  • "Take To The Mountains"
  • "Go North"

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Bronze Records
• Interview with Bron @ dmme.net