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The Legends in the Studio-- Database
The Legends in the Studio-- Database
If you are interested in knowing who the engineers were that recorded the greatest hit songs and albums in the history of popular music, then you should check out this database which takes an analysis of the Billboard Hot-100 singles, Billboard Hot-200 albums, the Country and R&B charts from 1958-2003, and highlights each of the engineers who it can be documented that have recorded either six number-one hit singles or three number-one albums. In the future, an analysis of the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart will be added to the database.
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Engineer | Artist or Group | Songs | Albums | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Mick Guzauski | Patti LaBelle | Winner in You | 1986 | |
Donn Landee | The Doobie Brothers | Minute by Minute | 1979 | |
Donn Landee | Van Halen | 5150 | 1986 | |
Donn Landee | Van Halen | OU812 | 1988 | |
Tommy Vicari | Billy Preston | “Space Race” | 1973 | |
Tommy Vicari | Barbara Streisand (w/Kris Kristofferson) | “Love Theme From A Star is Born (Evergreen)” | 1977 | |
Tommy Vicari | Deniece Williams | “Let’s Hear It For the Boy” | 1984 | |
Tommy Vicari | Stephanie Mills | “I Feel Good All Over” | 1987 | |
Tommy Vicari | Stephanie Mills | “(You’re Puttin’) A Rush on Me” | 1987 | |
Tommy Vicari | Stephanie Mills | “Something in the Way You Make Me Feel” | 1989 | |
Mike Bradley | T.G. Sheppard | “Last Cheater’s Waltz” | 1979 | |
Mike Bradley | T.G. Sheppard | “Only One You” | 1982 |
The Historic Recording Studio-- Database
The Historic Recording Studio-- Database
If you are interested in knowing where an iconic artist or group recorded the greatest hit songs and albums in the history of popular music, then you should check out our database which takes an analysis of the Billboard Hot-100 singles, Billboard Hot-200 albums, the Country and R&B charts from 1958-2003, and highlights each of the recording studios where it can be documented that have recorded either six number-one hit singles or three number-one albums. In the future, an analysis of the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart will be added to the database.
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Recording Studio | Location | Decade | Artists or Groups |
|---|---|---|---|
Recording Arts | Nashville, Tennessee | Nineties | Alabama, Alan Jackson, Shania Twain |
Cook Sound Studio | Nashville, Tennessee | Nineties | Alabama |
Eleven Eleven Sound Studios | Nashville, Tennessee | Nineties | Mark Chesnutt, Tracy Lawrence, Clint Black, Alan Jackson |
Javelina Recording Studios | Nashville, Tennessee | Nineties | Mark Chesnutt, Tim McGraw, John Anderson, Alabama, Sawyer Brown, Shania Twain |
OmniSound Recording Studios | Nashville, Tennessee | Nineties | Alan Jackson, John Michael Montgomery, LeAnn Rimes, Neal McCoy, John Berry, Faith Hill |
Nightingale Recording Studios | Nashville, Tennessee | Nineties | Alan Jackson, Dolly Parton, Ricky Van Shelton, Doug Stone, Randy Travis, Brian White |
Digital Services | Houston, Texas | Nineties | Clint Black, Destiny’s Child |
The Doghouse Recording Studios | Nashville, Tennessee | Nineties | Dolly Parton, Ricky Van Shelton |
Pyramid Recording Studio | Lookout Mountain, Georgia | Nineties | Doug Stone |
Southern Tracks Recording Studio | Atlanta, Georgia | Nineties | Doug Stone |
The Bennett House Recording Studios | Franklin, Tennessee | Nineties | Doug Stone, Joe Diffie, Amy Grant, Selena, Colin Raye, Wynnona |
The Reflections Recording Studio | Nashville, Tennessee | Nineties | Doug Stone |