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Featuring various artists recording original material
in all music genres. Music is our passion.
NICK SAUNDERS
Nick Saunders - President of Blue Lion Productions
I founded this company to offer a variety
of high quality audio such as the following:
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Film Score Audio for Film Makers
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Audio for Singers
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Commercial Audio / Ads
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Audio for Home Listening
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Educational Audio for Children
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and so much more in any genre
Our educational products help students learn in creative and enjoyable ways with musical formats
that are always connected to visual text. The "Quality Music" component consists of original music
performed by numerous artists with lyrics we can hear and understand and a musical sound
reminiscent of classic "Rhythm and Blues".
I have been involved in music to some degree ever since grammar school, such as singing in
a Rock n' Roll group and then later in my high school choir. I played a horn in a marching and
maneuvering drum and bugle corps which led me to become a horn instructor, musical
arranger, and assistant drill instructor for a startup drum and bugle corps.
In 1965 this group of 50-75 kids, ranging in age from 10 to 18, won the first
Long Island Circuit Marching, and Maneuvering drum & bugle corps championship.
In the 1970's, I formed my own singing group and later a band. I wrote and
arranged the music and vocals. My group was signed by such producers as Paul Vance,
Lee Pockriss, and Malcolm Dodds. I later went on to produce my own recording sessions.
In the late eighties, I joined the legendary Rock n' Roll group The Cleftones, which resulted
in a thirty year tenure. During that time the original lead singer, and I formed a company
called "Class Act Enterprises.” One of Class Act's mandates was to honor and help
the artists of the 50's - 60's genre of music who needed financial assistance.
We produced four "From The Heart" concerts, all sponsored in part
by The New York Daily News, WCBS-FM, and P.C. Richard and Son.
The first of these series was an extravaganza of artists from
the 50's - 60's era that totaled 53 performances.
These concerts were held at the Nassau Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale, Long Island.
The first show honored Richard Nader, who is credited for creating the revival of this
genre of music. His wife died in a fire, and his two sons were injured, and all of their
belongings were destroyed. The concert raised $100,000. The concerts also
honored such performers as La Vern Baker, Timi Yuro, Chubby Checker,
The Cadillacs, and Bobby Lewis to name a few.
If you are looking for a custom audio piece written and produced
by Blue Lion Productions, please view our catalog of songs.
Find a piece that you can use for your singers, movies,
TV commercials, radio ads, YouTube videos, & slide shows.
Please contact us if you have any questions.
We reply to all emails within approximately 24 hours or less.
Thank you so much.
- Nick Saunders President
Blue Lion Productions