Title: Grand Slam (band)
Content:  In 2016 Mark Stanway reformed Grand Slam together with Laurence Archer, drummer Micky Barker (ex Magnum), bassist Neil Murray (ex Whitesnake, Black Sabbath etc.) and vocalist Stefan Berggren (ex M3 Classic Whitesnake). This line-up made appearances at the Sweden Rock Festival and the Robin 2, Bilston. In 2018, Laurence Archer and Mark Stanway (with Mike Dyer, Dave Boyce and Benji Reid) recorded a new Grand Slam studio album at VADA Recording studios with producer Matt Terry, reworking original Grand slam material written by Phil Lynott, Laurence Archer and Mark Stanway. along with new material written by Laurence Archer in collaboration with Mike Dyer, David Boyce & Benjy Reid. The album was released as Hit the Ground in November 2019. Mark Stanway did not feature in the line-up but contributed keyboards to five of the ten tracks.
Title: Studio Sessions (Grand Slam album)
Content: Grand Slam ; Phil Lynott – lead vocals, bass guitar ; Laurence Archer – lead guitar ; Doish Nagle – rhythm guitar, backing vocals ; Mark Stanway – keyboards, piano ; Robbie Brennan – drums ; Brian Downey - drums ; Technical ; Sue Peters - photography ; Martin Walker - re-mastering ; Compiled and produced by Mark Stanway 
Title: Studio Sessions (Grand Slam album)
Content:  Grand Slam: Studio Sessions is a compilation album by Irish rock band Grand Slam, released in 2002 (see 2002 in music), but recorded in 1984 (see 1984 in music). The first disc of this double-disc album is a collection of Grand Slam's songs, chosen by the keyboardist Mark Stanway. The second disc is a collection of demos, and two extracts from a radio interview with Phil Lynott in Dublin in 1984.
Title: Grand Slam: Live 1984
Content: Grand Slam ; Phil Lynott - bass guitar, vocals ; Robbie Brennan - drums ; Laurence Archer - lead guitar ; Donald 'Doish' Nagle - guitar, backing vocals ; Mark Stanway - keyboards ; Technical ; Sue Peters - photography ; Martin Walker - re-mastering ; Compiled and produced by Mark Stanway 
Title: Grand Slam (band)
Content:  Downey left to be replaced by Robbie Brennan. The name Grand Slam was chosen after a plethora of other band names had been considered, including Reactor Factor, Catastrophe, Hell Bent On Havoc, Slam Anthem and Slam, the name of a song Lynott had in mind. Lynott earned the nickname Sergeant Rock at the rehearsals at the E'EE studios in London, due to his almost overbearing strictness and dedication to the rehearsal drill. With the line-up of Lynott, Stanway, Archer, Nagle and Brennan, Grand Slam played its first show in Waterford, Ireland on 26 April 1984. The band's live set contained a mixture of new songs, written by 
Title: Grand Slam (Isley Brothers album)
Content:  Grand Slam is the 19th album by The Isley Brothers, released on their T-Neck imprint via CBS Records on March 21, 1981. The album was recorded and mixed digitally. The album was remastered and expanded for inclusion in the 2015 CD box set The RCA Victor & T-Neck Album Masters, 1959-1983.
Title: Grand Slam (band)
Content:  Grand Slam are an Irish rock band originally formed in 1984 by Phil Lynott (lead vocals and bass guitar), after the breakup of his earlier ensemble Thin Lizzy. Grand Slam was active for a year, and Lynott died in 1986, but the band was revived in 2016 by original member Mark Stanway.
Title: Grand Slam (band)
Content:  The birth of Grand Slam can be traced back to the solo band Lynott formed during July/August 1983 for a tour of Scandinavia. This line-up featured keyboardist Mark Stanway (Magnum); Thin Lizzy members Brian Downey (drums) and John Sykes (lead guitar); plus rhythm guitarist Doish Nagle (ex-The Bogey Boys). When Thin Lizzy completed its farewell tour in September 1983, Lynott continued working with this configuration as a band project that eventually became known as Grand Slam. Sykes departed the project following an offer to join Whitesnake and was replaced with guitarist Laurence Archer (ex Stampede), who had previously been approached by Lynott. Prior to the band's first 
Title: Grand Slam (band)
Content: Laurence Archer - guitar ; Mike Dyer - vocals ; Rocky Newton - bass ; Benjy Reid - drums 
Title: Grand Slam (band)
Content:  uncredited as a songwriter, but later settled out-of-court for a share of the publishing. The Grand Slam song "Military Man" was also recorded by Lynott and Gary Moore on Moore's 1985 album Run For Cover In 2002 and 2003, keyboardist Mark Stanway produced several releases of previously unreleased live, studio and demo material of Grand Slam compiled from his personal archive. Guitarist Laurence Archer recorded a solo album, titled LA, in 1986, and went on to record and tour with a number of acts, including Brian Spence, Rhode Island Red (with drummer Manolo Antonana), UFO, and Medicine Head before retiring from the music business in 1994.

Question: Who was the producer of Grand Slam?
Answer: John Hefin.