Glen Kolotkin - producer/engineer
Glen Kolotkin was awarded a Grammy for Santana's "Supernatural" and has over 20 gold and platinum albums to his credit. Glen has spent the last thirty-five years recording a myriad of artists who have helped to change the course of music. In addition to recording nine albums with Carlos Santana, Glen had hit records such as "I LOVE ROCK & ROLL" by Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, "ELECTRIC LADYLAND" by Jimi Hendrix and "PEARL" by Janis Joplin, just to name a few. His contributions began when he worked with artists such as Barbra Streisand, the Rolling Stones, the Ramones, Talking Heads, Bob Seger, Pete Seeger, Rick Derringer, Boz Scaggs, Al Kooper, Paul Winter Consort, Les Dudek, Guess Who, Pacific Gas & Electric, the Lovin' Spoonful, Patti Labelle, Illionois Speed Press, Tito Puente, Eddie & Charlie Palmeri, Miriam Makeba, Chicago, Arthur Fiedler, Sly Stone, Neil Young, Robin Gibb, Sonny Rollins, John Mclaughlin, Lenny White, Kenny Garrett, Mongo Santamaria, Dave Brubeck, Lionel Hampton, Melanie, the Byrds, Captain Beefheart, Tony Bennet, Buddy Miles, Moby Grape, Chambers Brothers, Dave Mason, Gary Puckett, Tim Harden, Electric Flag, Jimmy Ruffin, Flying Burrito Brothers, Four Tops, Vernon Reid, Robert Palmer, Chuck Berry, Malo, Azteca, Dr. Hook, Joan Baez, Roberto Carlos, the Staple Singers, the Harlem Boys Choir, Johnny Mathis, Miles Davis, Kris Kristofferson, Simon and Garfunkel, Tower Of Power, Journey and others who comprise a virtual "Who's Who" of the Rock, Pop, Country, Latin and Jazz genres. His Broadway Show recording credits include "1776", "Cabaret", "George M", "Dear World" and "Illia Darling", and his film credits include "The Fillmore The Last Days". Glen is featured in the documentary called "Rock And a Hard Place" and in the book titled "If These Halls Could Talk". Enter the name "Glen Kolotkin" in any Internet search engine and watch what happens!
Sanford "Sandy" Fagin - promotion/marketing
Sandy Fagin was selected by Billboard Magazine's International Radio Programming Forum as a regional winner for Air Personality of the Year in 1977 while working as a DJ at WBAB-FM in Babylon, NY. Sandy began his radio career in 1972 at WENT-AM in Gloversville, NY and he spent fourteen years on the air programming his daily show. In addition to WBAB and WENT he also was on the air at WRNW-FM in Briarcliff Manor, NY and WDHA-FM in Dover, NJ. In 1983, Sandy was hired to promote an album that Glen Kolotkin produced for Duke Jupiter, and their song "I'll Drink To You" became a turntable hit, and the 38th most played rock 'n roll song of 1983 according to Radio & Records. An eye-opening, and learning experience. Sandy took a hiatus from broadcasting and the music business in 1985 and became a successful commercial real estate broker in New York City. For over twenty years he helped companies with the acquisition and distribution of office and retail space in Manhattan, and he assisted landlords by marketing properties. In 1998 Sandy created and hosted a radio talk show Real Estate Insider, which aired on WEVD 1050-AM in New York, and then in 2006 an updated version aired on WOR 710-AM in New York. Sandy and Glenformed Cool Music Company in 2007, along with Tom Harney. Their first release is "Southern Thang" by Tom Jackson.
Tom Harney - publishing/studio maintenance
Tom Harney has been active in the music industry for over 30 years. He is a guitar player and a composer, as well as an engineer and producer. He has owned several recording studios over the years and currently operates GDR studios in Fort Lauderdale. One area that he has been focused on is the expanding south Florida latin music scene, including work with the group Ka-cha, which was produced by Glen Kolotkin. Among the local area musicians that Tom has worked with are Pepe Alva, Raul Sandoval, Juan F. Pipo, Carolyn Saenz and Rey-Nerio. Tom produced Brazilian jazz pianist Age Garcia's "Alabastro" CD. Tom has also been heavily involved with music publishing and is the President of Golden Dome Music Publishing.
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