Atlantic Studios

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Atlantic Studios was the recording studio of Atlantic Records. It was located at 1841 Broadway (at the corner of 60th Street), in New York City. According to the address written in the original liner notes (1957) of Charles Mingus' The Clown, it was initially located at 157 W 57th Street. The American record label first recorded in these studios in November 1947. The studio is the first to record in stereo, with the efforts of Tom Dowd.

Contents

[edit] Important personnel

[edit] A few recording sessions

[edit] Tracks

Chronological list, with album, artist, and recording dates :

[edit] Albums

Chronological list with artist, and recording dates :

  • Standing Here Wondering Which Way to Go - Marion Williams (25 February 1971)
  • Words - Donal Leace (13 April 1971)
  • Donal Leace - Donal Leace (13 April 1971)
  • El Juicio (The Judgement) - Keith Jarrett (8, 9, 15 and 16 July 1971)
  • Shotgun Willie - Willie Nelson (date unknown) also recorded at Quadrafonic Studios, Nashville and Sam Phillips Studios, Memphis
  • Main Course - Bee Gees (between January and February 1975) also recorded at Criteria Studios, Miami FL[3]
  • Fear of Music - Talking Heads (date unknown) also recorded at Hit Factory, RPM Sound, The Record Plant, New York
  • Danzig - Danzig (1987–1988) also recorded at Chung King Metal Studios, New-York

[edit] Artists

Alphabetical list of main artists :

[edit] Mastering

[edit] References

  1. ^ (French)Discographie de Keith Jarrett
  2. ^ (French)Lady Soul
  3. ^ (English)Main Course
  4. ^ (French)Bonfire