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Alan Parsons is an English audio engineer, songwriter, musician, singer and record producer.
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Born 20 December 1948 · Q212089
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because Chris [Thomas] came in as mixing supervisor … I had been working on the album for a year and I obviously knew it inside-out by the mixing stage … There were times when I thought Chris was wrong, particularly about the use of limiting and compression on the mix, which I
“because Chris [Thomas] came in as mixing supervisor … I had been working on the album for a year and I obviously knew it inside-out by the mixing stage … There were times when I thought Chris was wrong, particularly about the use of limiting and compression on the mix, which I”
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Published video “Signing The Forthcoming Alan Parsons Project Book”.
Published video “The Alan Parsons Project x Record Store Day 2024”.
Published video “One805 | Alan Parsons 75th Birthday Tribute and Concert”.
Released album “From the New World”.
Released album “One Note Symphony: Live in Tel Aviv”.
Released album “The NeverEnding Show: Live in the Netherlands”.
Published video “Don’t Miss It… An online World Premiere!”.
Published video “ALAN PARSONS - SOS RAINFOREST LIVE”.
Published video “ALAN PARSONS AND NASA - HANDS AROUND THE WORLD - FEAT. THE ISRAEL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA”.
Published video “Alan Parsons Live 2020”.
Published video “Lisa's Theme”.
Published video “ALAN PARSONS ACCEPTS GRAMMY AWARD AT SABAN THEATRE CONCERT IN BEVERLY HILLS, CA”.
Published video “ALAN PARSONS - "ONE NOTE SYMPHONY" - FEAT. THE ISRAEL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA - LIVE FROM TEL AVIV”.
Released album “The Secret”.
Won his first Grammy Award for Best immersive Audio Album for his remastered 35th anniversary edition of Eye in the Sky
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For Best Immersive Audio Album for Eye in the Sky (35th Anniversary Edition)
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Released album “LiveSpan”.
As Alan Parsons Symphonic Project in a performance recorded for Colombian television and also released on CD (live 2-CD) and DVD (May 2016)
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Released album “Alpha”.
Contributed lead vocals and performed keyboards and guitar on the track "Precious Life" by German electronic music duo Lichtmond, and appeared with many other noted progressive-rock musicians on The Prog Collective al
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Titled The Art and Science of Sound Recording (ASSR) on music production and the complete audio recording process
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Parsons released his single "All Our Yesterdays" through Authentik Artists
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Released album “World Liberty Concert”.
Released album “Greatest Hits”.
Was nominated for Best Surround Sound Album for A Valid Path
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Released album “Eye 2 Eye: Live in Madrid”.
Released album “A Valid Path”.
Released album “Old and Wise: Greatest Hits”.
Released album “Excalibur”.
And extending for four years, Parsons led a Beatles tribute show called A Walk Down Abbey Road featuring performers such as Todd Rundgren, Ann Wilson of Heart, John Entwistle of the Who and Jack Bruce of Cream
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Released album “The Time Machine”.
Parsons became vice-president of EMI Studios Group, including the Abbey Road Studios
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Released album “On Air”.
(retitled The Very Best Live), the band added three new studio recordings, recorded in February 1995
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Released album “The Very Best Live”.
Released album “Try Anything Once”.
After Parsons and Woolfson split, with the Project's intended 11th album released that year as a Woolfson solo album
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Released album “Freudiana”.
Released ep “Freudiana”.
He developed the Parsons Code as a means of classifying musical melody and was the author of The Directory of Tunes and Musical Themes (1975, revised 2008).
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Declined Pink Floyd's invitation to work on Wish You Were Here – the follow-up to Dark Side – and instead initiated the Alan Parsons Project with producer, songwriter, and occasional singer Eric Woolfson, whom he had
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Born 1948-12-20.
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