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'''Joe Boyd''' (born August 5, 1942) is an American [[record producer]] and writer. He formerly owned [[Hannibal Records]]. Boyd has worked on recordings of [[Pink Floyd]], [[Fairport Convention]], [[Sandy Denny]], [[Richard Thompson (musician)|Richard Thompson]], [[Nick Drake]], [[The Incredible String Band]], [[R.E.M.]], [[Vashti Bunyan]], [[John Martyn|John]] and [[Beverley Martyn]], [[Maria Muldaur]], [[Kate & Anna McGarrigle]], [[Billy Bragg]], [[James Booker]], [[10,000 Maniacs]], and [[Muzsikás]].<ref name="white">Boyd, Joe, ''White Bicycles – Making Music in the 1960s'', Serpent's Tail, 2006. {{ISBN|1-85242-910-0}}</ref> He was also one of the founders of the highly influential nightclub venue [[UFO Club|UFO]].

==Life and career==
Boyd was born in [[Boston]], [[Massachusetts]], and raised in [[Princeton, New Jersey]].<ref>{{cite web|author=Richie Unterberger |url=http://www.richieunterberger.com/boydfolk.html |title=Joe Boyd Interview |publisher=Richieunterberger.com |access-date=2013-12-07}}</ref> He attended [[Pomfret School]] in [[Pomfret, Connecticut]]. He first became involved in music promoting blues artists while a student at [[Harvard University]]. After graduating, Boyd  worked as a production and tour manager for music impresario [[George Wein]], which took Boyd to Europe to organise concerts with [[Muddy Waters]], [[Coleman Hawkins]], [[Stan Getz]] and [[Sister Rosetta Tharpe]].<ref>Boyd, 2006, ''White Bicycles: Making Music in the 1960s'', pp. 21–27.</ref> Boyd was responsible for the sound at the 1965 [[Newport Folk Festival]], when [[Bob Dylan]] played a [[Electric Dylan controversy#Newport 1965 set|controversial set backed by electric musicians]].<ref>Boyd, 2006, ''White Bicycles: Making Music in the 1960s'', pp. 96–107.</ref>

In 1964 Boyd moved to London to establish the UK office of [[Elektra Records]].<ref>Boyd, 2006, ''White Bicycles: Making Music in the 1960s'', pp. 109–117.</ref> In 1966, Boyd and [[John Hopkins (political activist)|John "Hoppy" Hopkins]] opened the [[UFO Club]], a famous but short-lived [[UK underground|UK Underground]] club in London's [[Tottenham Court Road]]. He produced the first single "[[Arnold Layne]]" by UFO regulars [[Pink Floyd]], and recordings by [[Soft Machine]].<ref>Boyd, 2006, ''White Bicycles: Making Music in the 1960s'', pp. 143–166.</ref> Boyd worked extensively with audio engineer [[John Wood (music producer)|John Wood]] at [[Sound Techniques]] studio in [[Chelsea, London|Chelsea]]. In this studio, Boyd and Wood made a succession of celebrated albums  with British [[folk music|folk]] and [[folk rock]] artists, including the [[Incredible String Band]], [[Martin Carthy]], [[Nick Drake]],<ref>Boyd, 2006, ''White Bicycles: Making Music in the 1960s'', pp. 191–202.</ref> [[John Martyn (singer)|John Martyn]], [[Fairport Convention]] and [[Richard Thompson (musician)|Richard Thompson]].<ref>Boyd, 2006, ''White Bicycles: Making Music in the 1960s'', pp. 166–170.</ref> Some of these were produced by Boyd's company Witchseason Productions.

Boyd returned to the United States at the end of 1970 to work as a music producer for [[Warner Bros.]] with special input into films, where he collaborated with [[Stanley Kubrick]] on the [[A Clockwork Orange (soundtrack)|sound track release]] of ''[[A Clockwork Orange (film)|A Clockwork Orange]]''.<ref>Boyd, 2006, ''White Bicycles: Making Music in the 1960s'', pp. 235–238.</ref> Boyd also contributed to the soundtrack of ''[[Deliverance (1972 film)|Deliverance]]'', directed by [[John Boorman]], where he supervised the recording of "[[Dueling Banjos]]", which became a hit single for [[Eric Weissberg]].<ref>Boyd, 2006, ''White Bicycles: Making Music in the 1960s'', p. 238.</ref> Boyd also produced and co-directed the  film documentary ''[[Jimi Hendrix (film)|Jimi Hendrix]]'' (1973). In the States, Boyd produced albums by [[Maria Muldaur]] and [[Kate & Anna McGarrigle]]. Boyd subsequently founded the [[Hannibal Records]] label in 1980 (later absorbed into [[Rykodisc]]), which released albums by Richard Thompson and many recordings of [[world music]], including Hungarian band [[Muzsikás]]. Boyd also produced [[R.E.M.]]'s third album ''[[Fables of the Reconstruction]]'' (1985) and records by [[Billy Bragg]] and [[10,000 Maniacs]].

Boyd was [[executive producer]] for the 1989 feature film ''[[Scandal (1989 film)|Scandal]]'', starring [[John Hurt]] and [[Bridget Fonda]] about the [[Profumo affair]] in UK politics in 1963. Boyd left Hannibal/Ryko in 2001 and his autobiography, ''[[White Bicycles - Making Music in the 1960s]]'', was published in 2006 by [[Serpent's Tail]] in the UK.

In 2008, Boyd was a judge for the 7th annual Independent Music Awards to support independent artists.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.independentmusicawards.com/ima_new/imajudges2008.asp |title=7th Annual IMA Judges |publisher=Independent Music Awards |access-date=2013-12-07 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140306153750/http://www.independentmusicawards.com/ima_new/imajudges2008.asp |archive-date=2014-03-06 }}</ref>

Boyd was a producer on the long-delayed [[Aretha Franklin]] concert film "[[Amazing Grace (2018 film)|Amazing Grace]]."

==Records produced or co-produced==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Date
! style="width:30%"| Artist
! style="width:30%"| Album
! Label
! class="unsortable"| Notes
|- 
| 1966 || [[Incredible String Band|The Incredible String Band]] || ''[[The Incredible String Band (album)|The Incredible String Band]]''  ||  || 
|- 
| 1966 || Sydney Carter || ''Lord of the Dance'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1966 || [[Alasdair Clayre]] || ''Alasdair Clayre'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1966 || various artists, 3 tracks by [[Eric Clapton and the Powerhouse]] || ''[[What's Shakin']]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1966 || various artists: Cyril Tawney, Matt McGinn, Johnny Handle and [[Alasdair Clayre]]<ref>{{cite web| url = http://www.informatik.uni-hamburg.de/~zierke/folk/records/acoldwindblows.html| title = ''A Cold Wind Blows''| access-date = April 4, 2012| publisher = informatik.uni-hamburg}}</ref> || ''A Cold Wind Blows'' || [[Elektra Records|Elektra]] || 
|- 
| 1967 || [[Shirley Collins]] || ''[[The Power of the True Love Knot]]''  ||  || 
|- 
| 1967 || The Incredible String Band || ''[[The 5000 Spirits or the Layers of the Onion]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1967 || [[Dave Swarbrick]], [[Martin Carthy]] & [[Diz Disley]] || ''Rags Reels and Airs'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1967 || [[Pink Floyd]] || "[[Arnold Layne]]" / "[[Candy and a Currant Bun]]" ||  || 
|- 
| 1967 || [[The Purple Gang (British band)|The Purple Gang]] || "Granny Takes a Trip" ||  || see 'Further reading' section
|- 
| 1967 || [[Soft Machine]] || "She's Gone", "I Should've Known" ||  || <small>recordings for projected single ([[Sound Techniques]], London), released 1977 on ''Triple Echo'', CD rel.: ''Turns On Volume 1'', Voiceprint 2001</small> 
|- 
| 1968 || Pink Floyd tracks of compilation || ''[[Tonite Lets All Make Love in London]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1968 || [[Chris McGregor]] || ''Very Urgent'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1968 || [[Fairport Convention]] || "[[If I Had a Ribbon Bow]]" / "If (Stomp)" ||  || 
|- 
| 1968 || Fairport Convention || "If (Stomp)" / "Chelsea Morning" ||  || 
|- 
| 1968 || Fairport Convention || ''[[Fairport Convention (album)|Fairport Convention]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1968 || The Incredible String Band || ''[[The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1968 || The Incredible String Band || ''[[Wee Tam and the Big Huge]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1968 || various Indian artists || ''Kalpana'' || || compilation of instrumental and dance music from India 
|- 
| 1969 || Fairport Convention || ''[[What We Did on Our Holidays]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1969 || Fairport Convention || "[[Si Tu Dois Partir]]" / "Genesis Hall" ||  || 
|- 
| 1969 || Fairport Convention || ''[[Unhalfbricking]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1969 || [[Nick Drake]] || ''[[Five Leaves Left]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1969 || Fairport Convention || ''[[Liege & Lief]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1969 || [[Dr. Strangely Strange]] || ''Kip of the Serenes'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1969 || The Incredible String Band || "Big Ted" / "All Writ Down" ||  || 
|- 
| 1969 || The Incredible String Band || ''[[Changing Horses (Incredible String Band album)|Changing Horses]]''  ||  || 
|- 
| 1970 || [[Nico]] || ''[[Desertshore]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1970 || [[Vashti Bunyan]] || ''[[Just Another Diamond Day]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1970 || [[John Martyn (singer)|John]] and [[Beverley Martyn]] || ''[[Stormbringer! (John Martyn album)|Stormbringer!]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1970 || The Incredible String Band || ''[[U (Incredible String Band album)|U]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1970 || Fairport Convention || ''[[Full House (Fairport Convention album)|Full House]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1970 || [[Fotheringay]] || ''[[Fotheringay (album)|Fotheringay]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1970 || The Incredible String Band || ''[[I Looked Up]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1970 || The Incredible String Band || ''[[Be Glad for the Song Has No Ending]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1970 || [[Geoff Muldaur|Geoff]] and [[Maria Muldaur]] || ''Pottery Pie'' ||  || | 
|- 
| 1970 || [[Brotherhood of Breath]] || ''Brotherhood of Breath'' ||  || | 
|- 
| 1971 || Nick Drake || ''[[Bryter Layter]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1971 || [[Mike Heron]] || ''[[Smiling Men with Bad Reputations]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1971 || Mike Heron || "Call Me Diamond" / "Lady Wonder" ||  || 
|- 
| 1971 || John and Beverley Martyn || ''[[The Road to Ruin (John and Beverley Martyn album)|The Road to Ruin]]'' || |
|- 
| 1971 || Dr. Strangely Strange || ''Heavy Petting'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1973 || [[Maria Muldaur]] || ''[[Maria Muldaur (album)|Maria Muldaur]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1973 || Maria Muldaur || "[[Midnight at the Oasis]]" b/w "Any Old Time" ||  || 
|- 
| 1973 || [[Eric Weissberg]] and Steve Mandel || "[[Dueling Banjos]]" b/w "Reuben's Train" ||  || 
|- 
| 1973 || [[Jimi Hendrix]] || ''[[Jimi Hendrix (soundtrack)|Jimi Hendrix]]'' ||  || | soundtrack<ref>{{IMDb title|0070242|Jimi Hendrix}}</ref>
|- 
| 1974 || Maria Muldaur || ''Waitress in a Donut Shop'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1974 || [[Muleskinner (band)|Muleskinner]] || ''Muleskinner'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1975 || [[Kate McGarrigle|Kate]] and [[Anna McGarrigle]] || ''[[Kate & Anna McGarrigle (album)|Kate & Anna McGarrigle]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1975 || Geoff Muldaur || ''Geoff Muldaur Is Having a Wonderful Time'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1976 || [[James Booker]] || ''[[Junco Partner]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1976 || Fairport Convention || ''[[Live at the L.A. Troubadour]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1976 || Maria Muldaur || ''[[Sweet Harmony (album)|Sweet Harmony]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1976 || [[Toots & the Maytals]] || ''[[Reggae Got Soul]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1977 || Kate & Anna McGarrigle || ''[[Dancer with Bruised Knees]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1978 || [[The Albion Band]] || ''Rise Up Like the Sun'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1978 || [[Julie Covington]] || ''[[Julie Covington (album)|Julie Covington]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1981 || The Act (a band fronted by [[Nick Laird-Clowes]]) || ''Too Late at Twenty'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1981 || [[Joe Carrasco|Joe "King" Carrasco]] and The Crowns || ''Party Safari'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1981 || Geoff Muldaur || ''I Ain't Drunk'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1982 || [[Richard and Linda Thompson]] || ''[[Shoot Out the Lights]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1982 || Richard and Linda Thompson || "Don't Renege on Our Love" / "Living in Luxury" ||  || 
|- 
| 1982 || [[Defunkt]] || ''Thermonuclear Sweat'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1982 || [[Cool It Reba]] || ''Money Fall Out the Sky'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1983 || [[Richard Thompson (musician)|Richard Thompson]] || ''[[Hand of Kindness]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1983 || original cast recording || ''[[Poppie Nongena]]'' || | 
|- 
| 1984 || Richard Thompson || ''[[Small Town Romance]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1985 || Richard Thompson || ''[[Across a Crowded Room]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1985 || [[R.E.M.]] || ''[[Fables of the Reconstruction]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1985 || [[10,000 Maniacs]] || ''[[The Wishing Chair (album)|The Wishing Chair]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1986 || Fairport Convention || ''[[House Full]] – Live at the LA Troubador'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1986 || [[Dagmar Krause]] || ''[[Supply and Demand (Dagmar Krause album)|Supply and Demand]]'', German version: ''Angebot und Nachfrage'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1987 || Balkana || ''The Music of Bulgaria'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1987 || [[John Harle]] || ''[[Habanera (John Harle album)|Habanera]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1987 || [[Danny Thompson]] || ''Whatever'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1988 || Nazakat & Salamat Ali || ''Nazakat & Salamat Ali'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1988 || [[Billy Bragg]] || ''[[Workers Playtime (album)|Worker's Playtime]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1988 || The [[Trio Bulgarka]] || ''The Forest Is Crying'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1988 || [[Toumani Diabaté]] || ''Kaira'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1988 || [[Ketama]], Toumani Diabaté and Danny Thompson || ''[[Songhai (album)|Songhai]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1988 || [[The Dinner Ladies]] || ''These Knees Have Seen the World'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1988 || [[Brotherhood of Breath]] || ''Country Cooking'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1988 || [[Mary Margaret O'Hara]] || ''[[Miss America (Mary Margaret O'Hara album)|Miss America]]'' ||  || Boyd uncredited<ref>Larry Crane, "Interview with Joe Boyd", ''Tape Op'', July/Aug 2007</ref>
|- 
| 1989 || [[Ivo Papasov]] and His Bulgarian Wedding Band || ''Orpheus Ascending'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1989 || [[June Tabor]] || ''Some Other Time'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1990 || [[Dana Kletter|The Blackgirls]] || ''Procedure'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1991 || The Blackgirls || ''Happy'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1991 || Ivo Papasov and His Bulgarian Wedding Band || ''Balkanology'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1991 || The Watchman || ''The Watchman'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1992 || Orbestra || ''Trans-Danubian Swineherd's Music'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1994 || Ketama, Toumani Diabaté and Danny Thompson || ''Songhai 2'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1996 || ¡Cubanismo! || ''¡Cubanismo!'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1996 || Toumani Diabaté || ''Djelika'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1997 || Alfredo Rodriguez || ''Cuba Linda'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1997 || ¡Cubanismo! || ''Malembe'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1998 || ¡Cubanismo! || ''Reencarnation'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1998 || The Hank Dogs || ''Bareback'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1998 || Jazz Jamaica || ''Double Barrel'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1998 || Dana and Karen Kletter || ''Dear Enemy'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1998 || Kate & Anna McGarrigle || ''[[The McGarrigle Hour]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1998 || [[Philip Pickett]] || ''[[The Bones of All Men]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1998 || The Yockamo All-Stars || ''Dew Drop Out'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1999 || ¡Cubanismo! || ''Mardi Gras Mambo'' || |
|- 
| 1999 || [[Taj Mahal (musician)|Taj Mahal]] and Toumani Diabaté || ''[[Kulanjan]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 1999 || [[Loudon Wainwright III]] || ''[[Social Studies (Loudon Wainwright III album)|Social Studies]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 2002 || The Hank Dogs || ''Half Smile'' ||  || 
|- 
| 2004 || [[Geoff Muldaur]]'s Futuristic Ensemble || ''Private Astronomy'' ||  || 
|- 
| 2004 || [[Virginia Rodrigues]] || ''Mares Profundos'' ||  || 
|- 
| 2005 || Pink Floyd || ''[[London '66-'67]]'' || |
|- 
| 2007 || Athena || ''Breathe with Me'' ||  || 
|- 
| 2014 || [[Robyn Hitchcock]] || ''[[The Man Upstairs (Robyn Hitchcock album)|The Man Upstairs]]'' ||  || 
|- 
| 2017 || [[Maya Youssef]] || ''Syrian Dreams'' || || Executive Producer
|-
| 2020 || [[Damir Imamović]] || ''Singer of Tales'' ||  [[Wrasse Records]] || co-production Andrea Goertler

|}

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==Further reading==
* Boyd, Joe, ''[[White Bicycles - Making Music in the 1960s]]'', Serpent's Tail. 2006. {{ISBN|1-85242-910-0}}
* Joe Beard's biography of The Purple Gang – ''Taking the Purple'' – {{ISBN|978-0-9928671-0-2}}

==External links==
*[http://www.joeboyd.co.uk/ Joe Boyd Official Website]
*[http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/03/28/joe_boyd/ Joe Boyd interviewed on The Current]
*[http://punkcast.com/1129 PUNKCAST#1129] Video of 'White Bicycles' reading in NYC, Mar 28 2007. ([[RealPlayer]], [[mp4]])
*[https://archive.today/20130217012104/http://johnsevencollection.wordpress.com/2011/03/14/profile-joe-boyd/ 2011 Interview about White Bicycles, Hannibal Records, and live show with Robyn Hitchcock]

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