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Kevan Budd Returns To BMG / FTD

March 08, 2005 | People
Kevan Budd, known for his remastering of "Elvis At SUN", "Elvis", "Elvis Presley" and "Loving You" confirmed to us that he has decided to continue working for Sony BMG and the FTD label. He will also be working on the upcoming SUN book / CD set.
Source:Kevan Budd
drghanem1 wrote on March 08, 2005
Great, that´s just about the news I wanted to hear the whole week! Look forward to upcoming remasters.
Digger wrote on March 08, 2005
That´s really a fantastic news! Great! and Ernst: Please give kevan Budd a little more time in the future, than just one day for remastering a whole album! :-) I´m really happy that this top engineer is back with remastering the Elvis CDs with DSD technology!
Pheniox wrote on March 09, 2005
Now, no more fighting boys and get down to work, our hard earned cash is waiting.
Buddy Holly wrote on March 09, 2005
It's probably a lame comment but I'm very very very pleased to read this!! I'm especially looking forward to the Sun box set.
glennd wrote on March 09, 2005
Good news. Ernst, Kevin keep on working together for Elvis and his fans. I can´t wait for the next FTDs ! Give it to us straight we need it bad. TCB.
GM wrote on March 09, 2005
Kevan, If you read this, welcome back !
Ton Bruins wrote on March 09, 2005
I guess that's good news, as far as I can judge this well.
Sidewinder wrote on March 09, 2005
Until all this came up I had never heard of Kevan (no direspect intended) but what I did notice over the last year of releases was that Dennis Ferrante has not been named on releases and as all the CDs that he was acknowledged on were (IMO) among the best; I wonder what has happened to him? Anybody out there help on this score?
elvinpelvin wrote on March 09, 2005
Whatever happened to Roger Semon? I'm sure fans remember reading his name right next to Ernst.
dailyone wrote on March 11, 2005
i think that jorgenson got this bloke on the cheap and he wanted him cheaper .
see see rider wrote on April 10, 2005
i had not heard of kevan budd till the dsd re-issues, which i think sound great. but i really liked dennis ferrante. dick baxter was pretty good.
see see rider wrote on April 10, 2005
this is for sidewinder, it's sad too say but, dennis ferrante has left bmg to go too work for the new jigsaw sound company.