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Friday Mystery Object of the week #6

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Friday Mystery Object of the week #6

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November 15, 2013 by Nipper

Posted in Uncategorized Tagged EMI Archive, emi archive trust, engineers, historical, memorabelia, music, Recording, the gramophone company 1 Reply

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George Martin on Abbey Road Studios

"...one can sense the presence of the great engineers and producers of the past, long since gone. Names which may mean little to the average man, but great people such as Arthur Clarke, Dougie Larter, Bob Beckett, Charlie Anderson, Walter Legge, Charlie Thomas and my dear own mentor, Oscar Preuss, who taught me so much. These men flew the record industry in open cockpits by the seat of their pants, and paved the way for the modern, jetstream, computerised machine that today's young talents have to guide."

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