Does anyone know of any websites that has extensive information on the many
great record mastering engineers over the years. i know decca had a stable of
great ones that are only identified by an initial on the London/Decca records
and I know of only a few widely recognized people here in the U.S. i would love
to get mor info on the works of the talented and lesser known mastering
engineers and means of identifying their work in the dead wax.

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Does anyone know of any websites that has extensive information on the many
great record mastering engineers over the years. i know decca had a stable of
great ones that are only identified by an initial on the London/Decca records
and I know of only a few widely recognized people here in the U.S. i would
love
to get mor info on the works of the talented and lesser known mastering
engineers and means of identifying their work in the dead wax.

That's an interesting topic. I'd search rec.audio.pro for references.
Maybe Stereophile has some names buried in profiles of producers and
recording entrepeneurs. Mix Magazine, too.

Stephen

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