Don Potter (musician)

Don Potter is an American musician and record producer from Nashville . A longtime producer for Wynonna Judd , he became known as "the man who invented the Judds sound".

Live and act

Through an uncle, Potter learned to play the piano as a child. His grandmother took him to church services, where they sang old gospel songs , which he played and sang at home.

Since the late 1960s he worked as a singer, guitarist, songwriter, recording artist and producer and has worked with artists such as Elton John , Mark Knopfler , Chuck Mangione and Hank Williams Jr. worked. His musical career began as an acoustic guitarist on the 1971 album Friends and Love - a Chuck Mangione Concert .

In addition to numerous CD releases of his own music, he has written many magazine articles and a book on worship called Facing the Wall .

At the age of 35, Potter found his Christian faith and now wanted to make music for the glory of God. Increasingly he understood that he not only played a musical instrument, but that he is himself an instrument of God that makes music. His website emphasizes his activity as a worship leader in church parishes, where he tries in the style of so-called prophetic worship (German: prophetic worship ) to listen to God in every event and to be guided by the Holy Spirit .

Private

Don Potter and his wife Christine live in Nashville.

Discography

Allmusic.com shows participation in over 200 albums, numerous discographic information can also be found in the English language Wikipedia.

Web links

• potterhausmusic.net - Official website

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Wynonna plans standards disc . In: Country Standard Time , December 3, 2008
2. ↑ Walter Wieland: Allowing the Holy Spirit to Play Through Us , Interview, Prophetisches Bulletin, Runde, Winterthur 2017, pp. 14-19
3. ↑ https://www.allmusic.com/artist/mn0000189476
4. ↑ Don Potter (musician) #Discography in the English language Wikipedia