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Engineer and mixer who has worked for over 20 years for [l268092], a live and portable music recording company, acquired by XM Satellite Radio in 2005. He has recorded live concerts for major artists and broadcast on the television programs MTV Unplugged, VH1 Storytellers, the Grammy Award broadcasts, recently working with Jay Vicari. He was part of the production and engineering team for Genius Loves Company, Ray Charles’s final album. In ’70s on some Queen’s albums he was the equipment supervisor (use the Crew role with details in brackets, please).
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Other artists with the same name exist (list not complete):
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