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Rodney Good
[edit]Rodney Good, born July 22, 1965, is an award winning Record Producer/Musician from Brentwood, Tennessee.
Background
[edit]Rodney Good’s career in the music business has spanned over 20 and counting. He takes those years of experience and pushes forward in the studio, on the road and in his everyday life. Good got his start in the music industry while he was attending Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee. He interned at major recording studio, Eleven Eleven Sound, and put in long, hard hours in order to have the best shot at working in the industry.
Through the years, Good has taken on many roles in the entertainment industry. One of his biggest accomplishments to date has been continuing his career in music for as long as he has. “I've worked as a singer, guitar player, engineer, producer, band leader, songwriter, & studio manager” explains Good. “I've been on Leno & Letterman a few times. Those are some cool things I've accomplished I guess. I would still love to write a song that really matters to people.” He’s achieved the longevity that most artists and music professionals only dream of, yet he’s pushing forward for even more success.[1]
In 1996, Good met singer/songwriter Jamie O’Neal in the studio, Revolution Sound. Good would later go on to marry O'Neal and have a daughter, named Aliyah.
Credits
[edit]| Year | Album | |
|---|---|---|
| 2014 | Eternal by Jamie O'Neal | Producer, Engineer, Mixing |
| 2011 | My Country, Vol. 2: Smash Hits | Arranger, Mixing, Producer |
| 2008 | Waylon Forever by Waylon Jennings / Waylon Jennings & the 357's | Engineer, Audio Engineer |
| 2007 | Ain't No Train Outta Nashville by Pete Berwick | Engineer, Audio Engineer, Mixing |
| 2007 | Good Samaritan by Donna Beasley | Mixing |
| 2006 | Carved in Stone by The Promised Land Quartet | Photography |
| 2006 | Men of Country [Madacy] | Assistant |
| 2005 | Brave by Jamie O'Neal | Engineer, Handclapping, Vocals (Background), Overdub Engineer |
| 2005 | Christmas Angels [Capitol] | Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Choir/Chorus |
| 2004 | Amazing Grace, Vol. 3: A Country Salute to Gospel | Vocals (Background) |
| 2004 | Listen by Eli Barsi | Composer |
| 2001 | Endless Possibilities by Georgia Middleman | Recording |
| 2000 | Believe: A Christmas Collection | Engineer |
| 2000 | Here and Now The Wilkinsons | Engineer |
| 2000 | II by Kinleys | Engineer |
| 2000 | Shiver by Jamie O'Neal | Guest Artist, Vocals (Background), Primary Artist |
| 2000 | What You Leave Behind by Ricochet | Engineer, Mixing |
| 1998 | A Tribute to Tradition | Engineer |
| 1998 | Cowboys, Sisters, Rascals & Dirt by Waylon Jennings | Engineer |
| 1998 | Deryl Dodd by Deryl Dodd | Engineer |
| 1998 | Nothing But Love by The Wilkinsons | Engineer |
| 1998 | Touched by an Angel: The Album | Engineer |
| 1997 | Pride's Platinum, Vol. 1 by Charley Pride | Assistant Engineer |
| 1997 | Pride's Platinum, Vol. 2 by Charley Pride | Assistant Engineer |
| 1996 | NFL Country [Castle] | Engineer, Mixing, Mastering |
| 1996 | Twisted Willie | Engineer |
| 1995 | Platinum Pride: Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 by Charley Pride | Assistant Engineer |
| 1995 | Superstars of Christmas 1995 | Engineer |
| 1994 | Merle Haggard | Assistant Engineer |
| 1994 | Platinum Pride: Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 by Charley Pride | Assistant Engineer |
| 1992 | Greatest Hits [Curb] by Moe Bandy | Assistant Engineer |
| 1991 | All American Country by The Statler Brothers | Engineer |
| 1991 | Soft Talk by Shelby Lynne | Assistant Engineer |
| 1990 | Flower That Shattered the Stone by John Denver | Engineer |
| 1990 | Music, Memories & You by The Statler Brothers | Assistant Engineer |
| 1990 | So Much 2 Say by Take 6 | Assistant Engineer, Mixing Assistant |
| 1990 | The Eagle by Waylon Jennings | Engineer, Assistant Engineer |
| 1990 | Too Cold at Home by Mark Chesnutt | Remixing, Assistant Engineer |
| 1990 | Verlon Thompson by Verlon Thompson | Assistant Engineer |
| 1989 | Diving for Pearl by Diving for Pearls | Assistant |
| 1989 | Kentucky Thunder by Ricky Skaggs | Engineer |
| 1989 | Many Mansions by Moe Bandy | Assistant Engineer |
| 1989 | White Limousine by Dolly Parton | Assistant Engineer |
| 1988 | Bigger World by Donna McElroy | Assistant Engineer |
| 1988 | Homesick Heroes by The Charlie Daniels Band | Assistant Engineer |
| 1988 | No Regrets by Moe Bandy | Assistant Engineer |
| 1988 | Wide Open by Sawyer Brown | Assistant Engineer |
- ^ "Musician Spotlight: Rodney Good". www.countrymusiconline.net. Retrieved 2018-02-26.
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