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Alan Parsons

Alan Parsons

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Oct 5, 2026

Tim FriedmannHOST
52:12
Yes.
Tim FriedmannHOST
52:13
A young Ellen Parsons would work as the assistant engineer on the album.
Tim FriedmannHOST
52:17
Sure,
Frank OstHOST
52:17
yeah.
BJHOST
24:23
This time they were working with a real producer, Chris Thomas, someone who could help reel them in and help them make a more straightforward more easily digestible, more relatable record.
BJHOST
24:36
Engineer Alan Parsons also played a major role in sculpting the album, tying it all together with sound effects and background noise.
BJHOST
24:45
[instrumental music] The plan was to call the record The Dark Side of the Moon.
BJHOST
25:20
Then in the middle of the recording, a blues rock band called Medicine Head came out with a record called Dark Side of the Moon.
Kevin MulryneHOST
9:09
Yes.
Mark Anthony KayeHOST
9:09
Uh, we have Mr. Alan White as the picture for this month, for October-
Kevin MulryneHOST
9:14
That's right
Mark Anthony KayeHOST
9:14
... behind the drum kit.
Mark Anthony KayeHOST
11:53
Ah.
Kevin MulryneHOST
11:53
No, that's probably completely wrong.
Kevin MulryneHOST
11:55
Gerard Johnson, Steve G, Paul Stacey, Jeremy Stacey, brothers, Gary Husband, a brilliant rock drummer, prog drummer, Alan White [laughs], Shane Thyerot, Francis Dunnery, and Tom Bis- Brislin.
Kevin MulryneHOST
12:11
I mean-
MikeHOST
41:02
That's a big negative.
SteveHOST
41:04
People, and the, a- of course we know the Alan Parsons-
MikeHOST
41:06
What era, what era of prog? Like, like-
SteveHOST
41:07
Probably late '60s-
speaker_3UNKNOWN
2:44
Dark Side of Moons and a Lamb on Broadway.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
2:48
Island Parsons project, a Beatles melody.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
2:52
Two Dron brothers making history.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
2:56
From a million peaks to Genesis shores.

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Scott DavisHOST
77:53
I truly believe Yes is one of the best progressive rock bands in the world.
Scott DavisHOST
78:01
Um, I, I am high on Marillion.
Scott DavisHOST
78:07
I am high on Alan Parsons.
Scott DavisHOST
78:11
But Yes, Yes and Pink Floyd-
Rick BallouHOST
1:34
Are you trying to tell me, God willing, when we wake up tomorrow, it's going to be October? I mean, they were right.
Rick BallouHOST
1:44
Roger Waters and David Gilmour and Nick Mason and Richard Wright, the late Richard Wright of Pink Floyd, right? Produced by Alan Parsons of the Alan Parsons Project.
Rick BallouHOST
2:03
Time.
Rick BallouHOST
2:04
Every year is getting shorter.
Ruth McCartneyHOST
1:30
He began in the music industry as a musician, recording engineer, composer, songwriter, and record producer.
Ruth McCartneyHOST
1:35
developing a deep understanding of the creative process and the technologies that help artists bring ideas to life over the course of his career tony has worked in various recording capacities with acclaimed artists and entertainment figures including mary wells lamont dozier cap stevens Billy Ocean, Beck, The Temptations, Alan Parsons, George Martin, that would be Sir George to me, Paul Carrick, Brian Johnson, Ray Manzarek, Elaine Page, Albert Lee, Ainsley Dunbar, Stanley Clark, Chick Corea, Shannon R, David Pomerantz, Stacey Keach, and Chuck Lorre.
Ruth McCartneyHOST
2:06
And the list goes on.
Ruth McCartneyHOST
2:09
As a producer, he recorded for labels including Decca, AIR, Sony, Columbia, Hansa, Moest, Magnet, and Trend Records.

16 MINS LATER

Tony RockliffGUEST
17:55
Okay.
Tony RockliffGUEST
17:56
Well, one of the still sticks in my mind was I was in Abbey Road and we were mixing Uriah Heep.
Tony RockliffGUEST
18:03
and my t-boy and tape operator was alan parsons when he was 19. and back then uh emi studios later to become abbey road was um basically white coated guys you know yes
Ruth McCartneyHOST
18:20
and it is
Dan FeidenHOST
23:20
They started getting into like making kind of more mainline pop music and this album comes in, you know, so it's like, it's very easy to compare this record to like, you know, invisible touch by Genesis or something.
Dan FeidenHOST
23:37
But I, when I listened to it, it actually like led me, it reminded me much more directly of like yellow or, or Alan Parsons project.
Dan FeidenHOST
23:51
Okay.
Dan FeidenHOST
23:52
Which actually predate this band a little bit.
AlHOST
8:00
Love it.
AlHOST
8:01
Is that like the Alan Parsons project? That's awesome.
AlHOST
8:04
I
RickHOST
8:04
kind of think it's something like the Jameis Winston experience.
Scott DavisHOST
65:52
He introduced me to Marillion.
Scott DavisHOST
65:54
He introduced me to Alan Parsons.
Scott DavisHOST
65:57
He introduced me to Yes.
Scott DavisHOST
65:59
And he got me hooked on Anderson Proofread Wakeman Howe.

28 MINS LATER

speaker_3UNKNOWN
93:42
Yeah.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
94:08
The lunatics are in my home The paper holds their folded faces to the floor And every day the paper boy brings more I'll see you on the dark side.
Scott DavisHOST
95:06
so to add on to what burke mentioned in january 1973 a couple of weeks before the album was due to be finished the band thought of asking a female singer to wail over the music the band began casting around for a singer and did you know this studio engineer alan parsons
Burke DavisHOST
95:34
Yes, I did know that

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