In this episode of the LEGENDS Podcast by All Day Vinyl, host Scott Dudelson sits down for the first of two conversations with legendary producer, recordist and mixer, Mark Howard. This discussion provides an in-depth look into the triumphs and conflicts recording/mixing Bob Dylan's Time out of Mind and Oh Mercy records.

Through honest reflections on the album creation, Howard shares his insights into Dylan's unique songwriting genius, their collaborative efforts, and tumultuous studio experiences during these recording sessions.

Mark Howard is a LEGEND and known for inventing soundscapes with Daniel Lanois and recording/mixing legendary albums for Bob Dylan (Time Out of Mind, Oh Mercy), Iggy Pop (Avenue B, American Caesar), R.E.M (Monster, Automatic for the People), Neil Young (Le Noise), Tom Waits (Real Gone), Lucinda Williams (World Without Tears), Emmylou Harris (Wrecking Ball), U2 (All That You Can't Leave Behind), Willie Nelson (Teatro) and many more. His pioneering technique known as "guerrilla recording," has helped inform the sound of all these albums and during this episode Mark discusses the art of abandoning traditional studios for recording in unconventional locations and spaces.

This deep dive is a must listen for any fan of Bob Dylan, especially those interested in the creation and recording of the classic albums - Time out of Mind and Oh Mercy.

00:00:00 - Intro from Scott Dudelson @alldayvinyl
00:00:53 - Taking Musicians Out of The Studio To Record in "Spaces"
00:04:38 - How Daniel Lanois & Mark Met Bob Dylan to Discuss 'Oh Mercy'
00:06:30 - Stories About the Beginning of 'Oh Mercy' Recording Sessions