LAS VEGAS, NV – Odds On Records & Studios recently hosted noted 80’s heavy metal band, KEEL’s “Right to Rock� celebrity vocal session. Exactly 25 years from when the original album, produced by Kiss’ Gene Simmons, was released, Frontiers Records will release “The Right To Rock – 25th Anniversary Reunion Edition� in January 2010.
The entire band, including Ron Keel (lead vocals, guitar and keyboard), Marc Ferrari (guitar), Bryan Jay (guitar), Geno Arce (bass) and Dwain Miller (drums), gathered at Odds On Records & Studios in Las Vegas with a special group of celebrity artists to record the chorus gang vocals for the track. Guest vocalists included Jaime St. James (Black ‘n Blue, Warrant), Paul Shortino (Rough Cutt, Quiet Riot), Graham Russell (Air Supply),
Lez Warner (The Cult) and Ron Mancuso (Beggars & Thieves) to name
a few.
“We are honored to have hosted this historic recording session at Odds On,� says Bobby Ferrari, head of audio production at Odds On. “We take pride in providing our clients with the very best gear for their projects while also offering an environment that is conducive to creativity. We are thrilled that we were able to do so with such a well-known group of recording artists.�
For this occasion, KEEL re-recorded the title track, which has become a legendary hard rock anthem, and “The Right To Rock (Reunion Version)� will be included on this re-issue as a special bonus track.
Odds On Records & Studios is a brand new $7 million multi-faceted recording facility located just a few miles from the famous Las Vegas strip. Offering a parallel world where vintage gear and state-of-the-art recording equipment co-exist, Odds On Records & Studios makes history as the home of a 96-channel Solid State Logic Duality console, the first of its size in North America.
“Odds On was the perfect place to host this event,� says Ron Keel. “The studio offered their technical expertise on the track and provided us with the utmost in hospitality while we were in-studio.�
About Odds On Records & Studios
Located an arm’s length from the Las Vegas strip, Odds On Records & Studios is a $7 million multi-faceted recording facility that combines vintage flair with state-of-the-art technology. The recording studio houses the largest mixing console in North America, a 96-input SSL Duality, as well as such classic industry gear as restored AKG, Gefell and Neumann tube microphones. Odds On Records & Studios has hosted several A-list artists including Alicia Keys, Air Supply, Ultraviolet Sound, and up and coming Australian group, Blue King Brown. Odds On Records & Studios delivers an array of recording services under one umbrella, including its own record label. For more information about Odds On Records & Studios, visit www.oddsonrecording.com.
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