Making Tracks
His second book, "Making Tracks: Atlantic Records and the Making of a Multi-billion-dollar Industry", was published in 1974. The same year, with partner Gordon Nelki, Gillett launched the Oval record label with "Another Saturday Night", a compilation album, which popularised Cajun music in the UK. The duo managed Ian Dury's first group Kilburn and the High Roads, co-produced the first Lene Lovich album (including the hit "Lucky Number") and published Paul Hardcastle's worldwide number-one hit, "19". Later, they worked with record producer David Lowe on the projects Touch and Go (including the pan-European hit "Would You...?") and Dreamcatcher.