Clay Blair
The Last Studio on the Boulevard
Boulevard Recording is one of the oldest studios left in Hollywood California. Its history goes back to 1967. Even though the names and ownership have changed through the years, the history and the pedigree remains. This podcast is for recording engineers, producers, musicians, music nerds, guys in bands, history buffs, fans of Pink Floyd, Steely Dan, THE BEATLES and many more.
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Steve Lillywhite: Catching Up with an Old Friend 22.11.2025 1:22:38
In this episode, I speak with Steve Lillywhite about some of my favorite moments from his career and revisit studio life with him even in his early days! Steve is an old friend who I was lucky enough to mix with some years ago and enjoyed every minute. He truly is one of a kind. This podcast includes quite a bit of invaluable information for young engineers and producers who are coming up in the w...
Bill Schnee: A History of Album Work at Producer's Workshop 02.09.2024 42:46
Our first episode is here! Featuring Bill Schnee and Clay Blair curated by Mr. Bonzai ! This is the first episode of Bonzai Boulevard which is a guest series where Mr. Bonzai curates the podcast and interview. There are lots of stories here about Steely Dan, Ringo Starr, John Lennon, Carly Simon and many more. Tune in
An Intro. Or A Preview? Or Is It a Trailer? 01.08.2024 4:40
A short introduction of our podcast series which we are doing from Boulevard Recording in Hollywood, California. Hear about some of the topics we will discuss, some of our guests and a couple inspiring ideas to make this a podcast you don't ever want to miss.
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