Here are 8 albums you didn't know TheBlackKeys' DanAuerbach produced.
Auerbach produced Khatib’s sophomore album, and in turn helped propel the emerging rocker to the next level. The two met by chance at a bar in Paris, in which Khatib was DJing at following a show. The two ended up sharing the turntable the rest of the evening and later decided to take their kindred taste in music back to the studio.Though this record was the band’s seventh studio album, it marked their first major label release.
Tracks like “Sixpack” showcase JEFF the Brotherhood diving into the DIY aesthetic and distortion often heard on the Black Keys’ work.Auerbach has been a long time fan of Dr. John, though when it came to producing the iconic artist’s upcoming album he needed encouragement from a friend. Auerbach was urged to visit Dr. John in New Orleans, where he first pitched the idea of the two working together. Dr.
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