In the collection
5 records
An Anthology Of British Blues
Various, 1968
Fleetwood Mac In Chicago
Fleetwood Mac Featuring: Otis Spann / Willie Dixon / Shakey Horton / J.T. Brown / Guitar Buddy / Honey Boy Edwards / S.P. Leary, 1969
Looking Back
John Mayall, 1969
The Legendary Christine Perfect Album
Christine McVie, 1970
Black Magic Woman
Fleetwood Mac, 1980
Played with
John McVie
4 records together
Danny Kirwan
3 records together
Mick Fleetwood
3 records together
Peter Green
3 records together
Fleetwood Mac
2 records together
John Mayall
2 records together
Willie Dixon
2 records together
Walter Horton
2 records together
J.T. Brown
2 records together
David "Honeyboy" Edwards
2 records together
Eric Clapton
2 records together
Marshall Chess
2 records together
About
British producer, engineer, musician and music executive. Founder of the Blue Horizon label (distributed through CBS and Polydor), owner of and key producer for numerous British blues artists and groups during the late 1960s - particularly Peter Green's and .
Vernon played in a few bands before joining the A&R Department of in November 1963 in a minor capacity, working progressively on his seniors until given the go-ahead to produce and engineer at with several blues artists, moving on later from Blue Horizon to a very broad genre of artists. His work encompasses such diverse artists as Furry Lewis, Level 42, David Bowie and Rocky Sharpe & The Replays (In which he also ghosted as 'Eric Rondo'). Labels he is also associated with are , and the later Indigo Recordings and Code Blue, the latter distributed through Atlantic, reviving the works of Blues, Jazz, Funk and Soul artists - such as Jay Owens and Sherman Robertson.
In February 1965, he founded the Blue Horizon label with Purdah Records and Outasite appearing within the following twelve months.
Owner of / .
Born: 20 November 1944, Harrow, Middlesex, England.
Died: 2 March 2026
Brother of
From Discogs.