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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Frank Kejmar | Barry White | “I’m Gonna Love You Just a Little More Baby” | ||
Frank Kejmar | Barry White | “Can’t Get Enough of Your Love Babe” | ||
Frank Kejmar | Barry White | “You’re the First, the Last, My Everything” | ||
Frank Kejmar | Barry White | “What Am I Going to Do With You” | ||
Frank Kejmar | Aretha Franklin | “Break It to Me Gently” | ||
Frank Kejmar | Barry White | “It’s Ecstacy When You Lay Down Next to Me” | ||
Elliot Scheiner | Toto | “Africa” | 1983 | |
Elliot Scheiner | Irene Cara | “Flashdance— What a Feeling” | 1983 | |
Elliot Scheiner | Chaka Khan | “I Feel For You” | 1983 | |
Elliot Scheiner | Bruce Hornsby and the Range | “The Way It Is” | 1986 | |
Elliot Scheiner | Ricky Martin | “Livin’ La Vida Loca” | 1999 | |
Elliot Scheiner | Alan Jackson | “Drive (For Daddy Gene)” | 2002 |
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 |
|---|---|---|---|
Nightengale Recording Studio | Nashville, Tennessee | Eighties | Ricky Skaggs |
The Manor | Shipton-on-Cherwell, United Kingdom | Eighties | Berlin, UB40 |
Producers I and II— Sound Studios | Hollywood, California | Eighties | Berlin |
Hideaway Recording Studios | Boston, Massachusetts | Eighties | Boston |
Blue Jay Recording Studios | Boston, Massachusetts | Eighties | Boston |
Studio D Recording Studio | Sausalito, California (relocated from San Francisco) | Eighties | Bruce Hornsby and the Range, Earth, Wind & Fire |
King Sound | Hollywood, California | Eighties | Bruce Hornsby and the Range |
Evergreen Sound Studios | Burbank, California | Eighties | Kenny Rogers, Rene and Angela |
Studio Marcadet | Paris, France | Eighties | Kenny Rogers |
The Castle Recording Studios | Franklin, Tennessee | Eighties | Steve Wariner, George Strait, The Forrester Sisters, Alabama |
Groundstar Lab | Nashville, Tennessee | Eighties | Randy Travis, Waylon Jennings, Kenny Rogers, Ronnie Millsap |
Merit Recording Studio | Nashville, Tennessee | Eighties | Janie Frickie |