Malcolm Burn
Malcolm Burn, born October 4, 1960 in Cornwall, Ontario, is a Canadian record
producer, recording engineer and musician. He became the lead singer and
keyboardist for the 1980s band Boys Brigade. After the group dissolved, Burn
moved to New Orleans in 1988, where he joined forces with producer
Daniel Lanois, contributing keyboards and guitar to Lanois’ debut Acadie (1989)
and later engineering on Bob Dylan’s Oh Mercy (1989). Burn’s production work
expanded across North America, shaping albums for Blue Rodeo, Midnight Oil,
Patty Griffin, Crash Vegas, and Patti Smith, and earning h...
Bang the Drum SlowlyEmmylou Harris, Malcolm Burn, Ethan Johns and Darryl Johnson
Red Dirt Girl
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Hour of GoldEmmylou Harris, Malcolm Burn, Patty Griffin, Ethan Johns and Darryl Johnson
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5:00
My AntoniaEmmylou Harris, Malcolm Burn, Ethan Johns, Darryl Johnson, Buddy Miller and Dave Matthews Band
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3:43
Red Dirt GirlEmmylou Harris, Malcolm Burn, Ethan Johns, Darryl Johnson and Buddy Miller
Red Dirt Girl
4:19
I Don't Wanna Talk About It NowEmmylou Harris, Julie Miller, Malcolm Burn, Ethan Johns, Darryl Johnson and Jill Cunniff
Red Dirt Girl
4:47
My Baby Needs a ShepherdEmmylou Harris, Malcolm Burn, René Coman, Patty Griffin, Ethan Johns and Darryl Johnson
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