A few days ago I discovered a website set up by Michael Daly in tribute to his father, Kevin Daly, here -  http://www.kevindaly.org.uk/

Michael covers the life of his father in the recording industry during which he produced both the albums named, and was also responsible for a number of transfers of older material to CD - 'Bix 'n' Bing' for example.


Michael touches on the recording sessions here (Tom Sawyer) http://www.kevindaly.org.uk/discography/spoken-word/
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and here (Feels Good, Feels Right)  http://www.kevindaly.org.uk/discography/easy-listening/
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It is a fascinating story. Unhappily Kevin died at a relatively young age. His son has put together some really interesting material.

I am in direct touch with Michael and hope that he might be in a position to release some more snippets of his father's life as it relates to Bing.

It so happens that Kevin Daly produced a number of first class records covering another musical interest of mine - English folk and traditional music, but that has to be kept for another place!

Last edited by Richard Baker (15/2/2011 12:35 pm)