Richard Podolor
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Richard Podolor was a record producer.
Richard Podolor, who is also known as Richie Podolor or Richard Allen, produced hits including "Joy to the World" by Three Dog Night and "Born to Be Wild" by Steppenwolf. His early hits were as guitarist and co-writer on the drummer Sandy Nelson's records. He co-composed Teen Beat (1959) but was not credited; this was rectified for later hits, including Let There Be Drums (1961). Later he was engineer on records by The Electric Prunes.
Together with his brother, Don Podolor, and mother, Ethel Podolor, the family started the American Entertainment and the studio American Recorders.
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[edit] Discography (producer)
[edit] Three Dog Night
- Three Dog Night Captured Live at the Forum (1969) (ABC-Dunhill/MCA Records)
- It Ain't Easy (1970) (ABC-Dunhill/MCA Records)
- Naturally (1970) (ABC-Dunhill/MCA Records)
- Golden Bisquits (1971) (ABC-Dunhill/MCA Records) - co-produced with Gabriel Mekler
- Harmony (1971) (ABC-Dunhill/MCA Records)
- Seven Separate Fools (1972) (ABC-Dunhill/MCA Records)
- Cyan (1973) (ABC-Dunhill/MCA Records)
- Around the World With Three Dog Night (1973) (ABC-Dunhill/MCA Records)
- Joy to the World: Their Greatest Hits (1974) (ABC-Dunhill/MCA Records) - co-producer with Gabriel Mekler and Jimmy Ienner
- The Best of 3 Dog Night (1982) (MCA Records) - co-producer with Gabriel Mekler and Jimmy Ienner
- It's a Jungle (1983) (Passport Records)
[edit] Iron Butterfly
- Live (1970) (Atco Records)
- Metamorphosis (1970) (Atco Records)
[edit] The Blues Image
- Ride Captain Ride (1970)
[edit] Jellyroll
- Jellyroll (1971) (MCA Records)
[edit] The Souther-Hillman-Furay Band
- The Souther-Hillman-Furay Band (1974) (Asylum Records)
[edit] 20/20
- Look Out! (1981)
[edit] Alice Cooper
- Special Forces (1981)
[edit] Phil Seymour
- Phil Seymour (1981)
- Phil Seymour 2 (1982)
[edit] Dwight Twilley
- The Luck (recorded 1994, released 2001)
[edit] Steppenwolf
- Steppenwolf (ABC/Dunhill Records) (co-producer w/Bill Cooper) (1968)
- The Second (ABC/Dunhill Records) (co-producer w/Bill Cooper) (1968)
- At Your Birthday Party (ABC/Dunhill Records) (co-producer w/Bill Cooper) (1969)
- Monster (ABC/Dunhill Records) (co-producer w/Bill Cooper) (1969)
- Live (ABC/Dunhill Records) (ABC/Dunhill Records) (co-producer w/Bill Cooper)
- 7 (ABC/Dunhill Records) (producer) (1970)
- Gold "Greatest Hits" (ABC/Dunhill Records) (co-producer w/Bill Cooper) & (producer) (1970)
- For Ladies Only (ABC/Dunhill Records) (producer) (1971)
- 16 greatest Hits (ABC/Dunhill Records) (co-producer w/Bill Cooper)& (producer) (1973)
[edit] John Kay & Steppenwolf
- Paradox (Attic Records) (1984)
[edit] London (heavy metal band)
- Playa Del Rock (NOISE/BMG Records 1990)
[edit] External links
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