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Thursday, September 22, 2011
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About Classic Studio Sessions
By Josh Hoisington and Craig R. Clemens
At "Classic Studio Sessions" our main goal is to preserve the culture and body of knowledge surrounding the golden age of pop/rock recording studios. While the focus is on the classic studios of Los Angeles and the "Wrecking Crew" musician culture, we're also concerned with New York, Detroit, Nashville, London, and anywhere great records were made. The questions this blog hopes to answer are along the lines of: "What person played what instrument on this classic track?" "What was it like to work at United/Western Recorders?" "What was it like to meet Lanky Linstrott?" While we will explore questions like "how did they get that sound?" our concern is not merely with replicating the sound of the record, but most importantly carrying on the tradition of the great engineers, so that their knowledge (whether we use it on our own records or not) is not lost to history.
At "Classic Studio Sessions" our main goal is to preserve the culture and body of knowledge surrounding the golden age of pop/rock recording studios. While the focus is on the classic studios of Los Angeles and the "Wrecking Crew" musician culture, we're also concerned with New York, Detroit, Nashville, London, and anywhere great records were made. The questions this blog hopes to answer are along the lines of: "What person played what instrument on this classic track?" "What was it like to work at United/Western Recorders?" "What was it like to meet Lanky Linstrott?" While we will explore questions like "how did they get that sound?" our concern is not merely with replicating the sound of the record, but most importantly carrying on the tradition of the great engineers, so that their knowledge (whether we use it on our own records or not) is not lost to history.