Miles Wilkinson Production

Miles' diversity as a producer is not just purely in the country bag. His work with pop, rock, jazz, rockabilly and folk have all culminated in giving him the ability to know what complements a song in bringing the best out on record. His unique sonic ability, musical background and technical know-how help bring the music and the artist to the forefront.

As a record producer, Miles has co-produced and engineered Hugh Moffatt's 1989 "Troubadour" album for Rounder/Philo Records and produced Mark Koenig's The Lonesome Kind" album for MCA/Canada in 1991.

Miles' long-standing relationship with singer/songwriter Guy Clark has truly brought him into the forefront of contemporary country music. Miles co-produced and engineered Guy's "Old Friends" album for Sugar Hill. which was nominated for a Grammy in the Contemporary Folk category in 1989.

Because of "Old Friends", Elektra/Asylum Records signed Guy to a multi-album deal that resulted in the critically acclaimed records "Boats To
Build" and "Dublin Blues", which were co-produced and engineered by Miles.


Produced:
	"Way Live" for The Waybacks Produced Canadian rock singer-songwriter Bobby Cameron
Most recently Miles has produced Karla Anderson's new CD from Edmonton and Doug & Telisha Williams new CD from Virginia.

Miles has Co-Produced:
	four projects for Darrell Scott

Miles' work can be found on:
	Marcia Ball's Rounder release "Blue House" Cindy Church's "Just A Little Rain" LP Verlon Thompson & Suzi Ragsdale's LP Peter McCann's RCA Christmas album

Other productions include:
	1997 Juno Award Winning Long John Baldry's "Right To Sing The Blues" LP (Stony Plain) "Cindy Church's" LP (Stony Plain) Guy Clark's live album "Keepers" (1997 Grammy nominated LP in the Contemporary Folk category - Sugar Hill)

Miles has engineered:
	Great Big Sea's album "Turn" with producer Steve Berlin (Sire/London Records) Tim O'Brien & Darrell Scott's LP "Real Time"