Raney Recording Studio Duplication & Print

08/19/2025

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mHEtYbSRTEw&t=428s&pp=ygUQYnJhZCBhcHBsZSBtdXNpYw%3D%3D

Join Brad Apple and recording engineer Jon Raney as we continue our deep dive into the ever-changing recording industry. In this episode, we reflect on the e...

08/19/2025

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EkuMhH23W4E&pp=ygUQYnJhZCBhcHBsZSBtdXNpYw%3D%3D

Here is a conversation between two people who share some great memories of their time working together at Raney Recording Studio. They reflect on how much th...

12/16/2024

Two weeks in and we’re still riding high on the love from everyone who’s been listening! A massive shoutout to the genius behind the scenes, our co-producer and engineer Mr. Jon Raney. From our live takes in the studio to the final mixdowns, his magic behind the board helped shape every note and every sound on this album. We couldn’t be more grateful for his work! 🎶

From Jon’s board to your speakers - listen to the album here ➩ https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/sylamorespecial/sylamore-special

11/30/2024

11/07/2023

08/13/2023

We really enjoyed a great show tonight featuring R.J. Vandygriff. If you haven’t seen it, I highly recommend it. R.J. Has been a customer for 20 years and it was a pleasure to finally get the opportunity to meet him in person for the first time. “The Cowboy Ain’t Dead Yet” is a wonderful production! The King Opera House is an amazing venue and beautifully restored, over 100 years old.

05/27/2023

We are mourning the loss of the great Tina Turner. She has several connections to Arkansas. The Batesville Regional Airport (https://encyclopediaofarkansas.net/entries/batesville-regional-airport-8861/) was used by Rimrock Records in Concord (https://encyclopediaofarkansas.net/entries/rimrock-records-8481/) to secretly transport such media-avoiding luminaries as Elvis Presley and Ike and Tina Turner, who did dubbing and studio work there in the early 1970s. Ike and Tina Turner also benefitted from the song-writing prowess of Phillips County native Rose Marie McCoy (https://encyclopediaofarkansas.net/entries/rose-marie-mccoy-8485/), who penned “It’s Gonna Work Out Fine,” 1961. (Tina Turner, left, with one of the Ikettes, in Memphis, Tennessee, 1962. Photo by Ernest C. Withers, courtesy of the Library of Congress.)