Audio engineers

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 113. Chapters: Buddy Miller, Rob Watson, Joe Meek, Bjørn Lynne, Pat Kirtley, Richard Pleasance, Xavier Moyano, Kevin Browning, Jack Endino discography, David Lemieux, Eddie Kramer, Kenneth Wilkinson, Kristoffer Rygg, Flood, F. Reid Shippen, Bob Ludwig, Joe Romersa, Jim Burgess, Bob Carver, Tue Madsen, Rudy Van Gelder, Norman Petty, Howard A. Chinn, Lee Evans, Curtis CEM, Ralph Peer, Rodney Mills, Andy Wallace, Asgeir Mickelson, Haroon, Danny Blume, Henry Kloss, Mass Giorgini, Hutch, Jason Townsend, Eric Townsend, Faakhir Mehmood, Phil Ramone, H. Sridhar, Rob Cavallo, Dave Charles, Sjoerd Koppert, Ian Morris, Emiliano Bucci, Marcella Araica, Malcolm Welsford, Marina Bosi, Michael Brauer, John Meyer, Scott Hull, Thom Monahan, Mike "Prince Fatty" Pelanconi, Bob Both, Enoch Light, Postino, Tom Moulton, Alex Sadkin, Charles C. Campbell, Nelson Pass, Frank Lenz, Anton Hagop, Dave Rat, Bob Weston, Phil Dudderidge, James F. Reynolds, Rich Costey, Rupert Neve, D. James Goodwin, Chris Tsangarides, Michael B. Tretow, Bjorn Thorsrud, Flemming Rasmussen, Laurence Currie, Chris Moore, William Savory, Justin Emerle, Ronnie Parker, Dan Prothero, Chad Franscoviak, Errol Thompson, Mack Damon, Tony Hoffer, Reinhold Mack, Gary Loizzo, John Simon, Bruce Swedien, Desmond Williams, S. Husky Höskulds, Janice Cruz, Robert Shimp, Russell Elevado, Al Schmitt, Kenneth Kantor, George Chkiantz, Larry Crane, Achim Kohler, Paul Salveson, Daniel Lidén, Terry Manning, Adam Kasper, Humberto Gatica, Elisabeth Lochen, Steven Stanley, Val Valentin, Kalju Tonuma, Niko Bolas, Andy Classen, Eirik Hundvin, Yuri Katz, Stephen Marcussen, Gavin Lurssen, Neal Snyman, Gilbert Briggs, Michael Kohler, Bob Katz, Bruno Vanryb, Jory Prum, Mark Coyle, Daniel Flickinger, Tom Elmhirst, Yu Miyake, James A. Moorer, Rena Jones, Yevgeny Murzin, Charlie Bauerfeind, Denis Blackham, John Rodd, Theodore Keep, Gigi D'Amico, Paul Goodman, Eugene Chaplin, Gianni Bettini, Hank Cicalo, Cyril Jones, Charles Dye, Errol Brown, Ian Carmichael, Hahn Rowe, Robert Hupka, Serban Stanciulescu, Steve Churchyard, Spot, David R. Ferguson, Stephen Marsh, Marko Perunicic, Joseph M. Palmaccio, Greg Fulginiti, Tony Cohen, Ron Malo, Joe Foglia, Javier Garza, Adam Wiltzie, Paul Dieter, Shelly Yakus, Dan Gardopée, Robert Orton, A.S. Laxmi Narayanan, Da-Hong Seetoo, Michael Koppelman, Vladi Vargas, Bruno Putzeys, Gerhard Steinke, Thom Panunzio, Michele Canova, Daniel J. Bloomberg, Richard Gavalis, Mix engineer, Gert Palmcrantz, Ben West (musician, producer), Keith Harwood, ELS Surround, Jaime Baksht, Mike Piersante, John E. Volkmann, Björn O. Stenström, Charlie Paakkari, Mark Capps, Atelje Trag, Mikko Raita. Excerpt: Robert George "Joe" Meek (5 April 1929 Newent, Gloucestershire-3 February 1967 in London)) was a pioneering English record producer and songwriter. His most famous work was The Tornados' hit "Telstar" in 1962, which became the first record by a British group to hit #1 in the US Hot 100. It also spent five weeks atop the UK singles chart, with Meek receiving an Ivor Novello Award for this production as the "Best-Selling A-Side" of 1962. Meek's other notable hit productions include "Don't You Rock Me Daddy-O" and "Cumberland Gap" by Lonnie Donegan (as engineer), "Johnny Remember Me" by John Leyton, "Just Like Eddie" by Heinz, "Angela Jones" by Michael Cox, "Have I the Right?" by The Honeycombs, and "Tribute to Buddy Holly" by Mike Berry. Meek's concept album I Hear a New World is regard...