Warrant: Beau Hill Talks Jani Lane, Erik Turner, Joey Allen, Steven Sweet, Mike Slamer, Interview
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- This excerpt was taken from a full in bloom interview with
producer/engineer Beau Hill.
Beau talks about working with the members of Warrant during the
recording of the band's 1989 double platinum debut album, 'Dirty Rotten
Filthy Stinking Rich.'
You can listen to the entire interview @ fullinbloom.com:
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Thanks for posting. Enjoyed the interview. It was really awesome to hear Beau Hill give Jani the credit he deserved regarding his talent as a writer, singer and musician. We don’t hear it enough. I wish Jani could have heard it more while he was alive. Nice little tribute to his talent a week before his birthday. Still missin ya Jani. We all are.
Well Said I totally Agree with you!! So now you have your 1st Subscriber!! Cheers 🥂 Rob TYRANNY Cheers 🥂 Darah Rock 🪨 On!! Thanks
I"ve Alway"s Liked Warrent,, Rest Well Jani,, Great Interview..
Beau and Warrant were a great combination. I’d buy albums more often when beau was the producer because i knew he made good stuff.
Very nice interview with Beau Hill, including the other ones you've posted that touch on Ratt and Kix. The interview you conducted with Tom Werman last summer is one of the best ones I've heard in quite some time. I really enjoyed the candid nature of that particular interview.
Now you have your 1st Subscriber!! Awesome
Thanks!! Have to Stay Faithful to all of us Rocker and Metal 🤘 Heads!! Thanks 🙏 Robert
Jani was the best. To me, the band was never the same either him. Jani was warrant. What a tragic end to a troubled life. RIP Jani
I miss him every day. We were pretty close friends. Such a loss
I love the questions. They are exactly the ones everyone misses but everyone who really cares about music or a specific band! Awesome!
Slamer must have been a good teacher because 'Dog Eat Dog' is probably the most underrated album of that Era. It's heavier than the earlier releases too.
Yeah I heard a slammer album that the leads sounds a lot of that warrant album
Jani is the most underrated frontman from the 80s.
Unfortunately it's because they came in so late. Had they hit 84/85....gigantic and still around like Poison playing bigger venues
Not really.
@@ianroberts4981 Ian you are so Right Bro!! Not at ALL!!! For real!! Rob TYRANNY and warrant did not have to my knowledge, anyone that could play even close to Who Beau brought in!! For Real! Being there and able to see it from behind the Scenes. Mike was the sole reason for them even having anything remotely sounding decent. If anybody else was around during that time. And saw warrant play live, they know exactly what I’m speaking about. And I’m not talking trash, or putting down the band in anyway. So I do not want anyone to take this the wrong way. Thanks hope you can Subscribe Back and please help me out with my channel thanks 🙏
@J.P Slaym0 I love DLR but he was a blatant Jim Dandy ripoff. Jani was very original.
he was amazing
Like this video. Rest in piece Jani
Thank you. I appreciate the interviews that you do and share on CZcams. I didn't discover '80s-'90s melodic hard rock till years after it's decade of dominance on the charts. The music captures a person's imagination, it's magical, and understanding how musicians and producers put everything together is awesome.
Thanks for listening.
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@@fullinbloom Always Rob TYRANNY
Another great interview
Another fine installment! Thanks so much!
Don’t know if he’s allowed to speak on it, but, I’d love for you to pick Max Norman’s brain about his working with Ozzy, Randy, Bob and Lee on Blizzard and Diary!
I've hit him up about twenty times in the past year....no response. Put in a good word for me.
I love these interviews. I'm not a producer or engineer (I'm a drummer). But I imagine these are gold for folks who want to produce/engineer in the studio. Thanks!
Amazing! Im learning so much I can't tell you how much I love these interviews I thought I was the only one who cared about this shit💜
great interview
Mike Slamer is so phenomenal
Jani was and is a true musician.
Sadly, not anymore.
For us 80's folks this is very interesting. Back in those days we could only get info on the big bands through metal magazines. This was the kind of stuff wed never know about.
Jani not only a really cool dude, best songwriter of the genre. Miss him to this day
How's he not cool? Alcoholism makes one an asshole
@@daveg4236 I imagine it is an auto check spelling accident.
@@daveg4236 And knowing him as well as I Did!! Spot on Beke!!! Rob
amazing musician
if i'm lie'n i'm dieing..love that clip of jani talking cherry pie
I'd love to hear the in depth Shanghai stories from Beau. I know next to nothing about that band. How can a band with big time management get zero publicity ?
What about some Beau Hill and Winger stuff?
I've done the Winger interviews. More news on that coming soon.
Columbia records was 100% behind Beau and his Reasoning for everything that he DID!! From bringing in, ghost Writers as well as Guitarist
No ghost writers with jani lane. All his own writings.
@@e-rod1596 True Jani was not a fake he wrote all of his own music however they just brought in a lot of people to work on the melodies and the arrangement of the music so I was told? Thanks E-Rod
@@e-rod1596 👍 Yep JANI Was a Very good friend of mine! I miss him every day! And have to Drive Past the Motel 🏨 That it all ended. We all have to because it’s right off the Fwy! The 101 Ventura Fwy!!
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Thanks bro 😎
Did Beau Hill retire from producing music? A lot of today's music acts could learn a thing or two from this cat.
Talented guy, shame alcoholism got the best of him in the end.. I knew he really loathed being the "cherry pie guy" and being known for that song!.
Unfortunately, he became an alcoholic as a result of being sexually abused in the 80's by another musician.
@@themobseat What, really ??? I mean, I thought he became alcoholic because of depression of fading out of stardom so quick. That and her wife didn't help him to feel better either. Who is that musician, where did you find this info.
You are correct, imagine you wrote and sung ' uncle t0ms cabin' and you were known for cherry pie. UTC ( yt, hates that term) was one of the more heavy songs of that Era, on a monkey business level.
I bet he didn't loath cashing all those checks!
I want to know who ok'd his last "midnight train to Memphis" line on Train Train from Cherry Pie. What ended up on the record was a horrible take.
Strange times definitely. Records companies trying desperately to sign any glam metal band to repeat Ratt, QR, Motley Crue, Poison etc. success before the genre burnt out at any cost. They picked cute guys, the labels putted them famous producers & forget to refuse to any clausule or complaint. Warrant is the perfect example of a band pushed to the radio & MTV with the rest of the third wave of glam metal: White Lion, Winger, etc,. The difference was that NOT all bands were gifted enough, especially on guitar wich was the golden rule, so Beau Hill with his HUGE ego and in need to not feel his career "compromised" forced them to "add" extra musicians to make everything sounds "correct". I can´t imagine HOW humiliated those guys felt if an incredible sesionist plays your guitar solos in a band of not one but TWO GUITARISTS! even if the same guy teached them how to play those songs correctly. Is just...TERRIBLE to me. But...we ALL know at the end of the day that EVERYTHING on that time was about THE MONEY so i guess they could recovered themselves once they got their first check. @_@
The Cherry Pie man: lol
I disagree with having Slamer play the solos. As a fan, you like a band because you think it is them actually playing, that it is THEIR creativity you are hearing. To hear that someone else actually played the solos (in other cases with other bands, it was certainly more than the solos), is disappointing.
it's really just lying to the consumer.
You're disparaging Mike Slamer. Listen to his previous work with the bands City Boy and Streets (with Steve Walsh.)
@@midohiobuckeyeaorwarrior9743-- I didn't even remotely disparage Mike Slamer.
@@brigham2250 ALL the Warrant members agreed to Beau Hill's idea of bringing Slamer aboard. He's mentioned on the album's credits, although he didn't want to be fully credited. He was trying to mentor Warrant's two guitarists (Erik Turner and Joey Lane) at the time. BOTH Warrant albums were recorded back to back, according to Eddie Trunk, of whose interviews or podcasts I am NOT very fond.
@@midohiobuckeyeaorwarrior9743 --- It doesn't matter if everyone was okay with it. It is wrong for musicians not to play on their own albums. I have nothing more to add.
It's too bad Warrant gets lobbed in with the bulk of forgettable, late 80s horseshit. After telling my friend to shove BulletBoyz up his nose, I took a shine to his Warrant cassette. I remember feeling that the image being pushed would not be good in long run. Shame.
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