A TRIBUTE TO QUAD's UNSUNG HEROES

[zabble]

Here's a new one: Gene Eichelberger - Iguana - The Winds of Alamar

 

[jefe1]

I have this lp. This is a great thread. Thanks to fredblue for starting this. I wonder if we can find out who did the mixes on the Ovation quads and the various Japanese quad albums. It is too bad that there doesn't seem to be hardly any Japanese members here. It would help to read the kanji on the album credits.

 

[fizzywiggs41]

My Beatles 1+ turned up today (I haven't played it yet, so I'm not disappointed, yet!), and I noticed Jeff Lynne is down on the credits list for the 5.1 mixes of 'Free As A Bird' & 'Real Love' (along with others).

Yes indeed.

That highlighted link(post#139) is very informative in that not only does it provide ELO'S 5.1 and Quad music tracks and albums but also points out Jeff Lynne's mixes in surround as well.
Worth noting his work with George Harrison and of course his early quad mixes with ELO,and of course they're unreleased quad mixes, how disappointing.

I believe he also gets credit on "Anthology" Beatles dvd.

 

[steelydave]

fizzywiggs post about Dieter Dierks piqued my interest and I went through the quad discography because I vaguely knew there were a bunch of SQ quad releases that originated in Germany. It turns out that Dierks was involved with most of them, either because they were mixed at his studio (Dierks Studios) or he engineered, mixed/remixed or produced the albums himself. See below:

(The titles with no square bracket attribution are German titles I have no info on.)

[1] - Wiki page credit for either engineer, producer, mix or remix
[2a] - Discogs: Recorded by Dieter Dierks / Recorded at Dierks Studios
[2b] - Discogs: Recorded at Dierks Studios
[2c] - Discogs: Engineered by Dieter Dierks / Recorded at Dierks Studios

Ash Ra Tempel - Communication: The Best Of Ash Ra Tempel
Ash Ra Tempel - Seven Up (1972) [1]
Ash Ra Tempel - Join Inn (1973) [1]
Ash Ra Tempel - Starring Rosi (1973) [1]

The Cosmic Jokers - Galactic Supermarket (1974) [1]
The Cosmic Jokers - Planeten Sit In (1974) [1]
The Cosmic Jokers - Tarot (1974) [1]
The Cosmic Jokers - Self-Titled (1974)

Dzyan - Time Machine (1973) [2a]
Dzyan - Electric Silence (1974) [2b] (engineer: Toby Robinson)

Manuel Gottsching - Inventions For Electric Guitar (1974) [1]

Karthago - Rock 'N Roll Testament (1975) (Recording Engineer: Barry Hammond / Mixing Engineer: Geoff Emerick / Recorded at Chipping Norton Studios, London / Mixed at AIR Studios, London)

Krokodil - Sweat And Swim (1973) [2c]

Message - From Books And Dreams (1973) [1]

Mythos - Dreamlab (1975) [2b] (recorded and mixed by Toby Robinson)

Nektar - Remember The Future (1973) [1]
Nektar - Down To Earth (1974) [1]

Nine Days Wonder - Only The Dancers (1974) (Engineer:Barry Hammond / Remix: Toby Robinson / Recorded at Chipping Norton Studios, London)
Nine Days Wonder - We Never Lost Control (1973) [2c]

Omega - 200 Years After The Last War (1974) [2c]
Omega - III (1974) [2c]

Passport - Handmade (1973) [1]

Popol Vuh - In Den Gärten Pharaos (1971)
Popol Vuh - Hosianna Mantra (1972)
Popol Vuh - Seligpreisung (1974) [1]
Popol Vuh - Einsjager & Siebenjager (1974)
Popol Vuh - Aguirre (1975)
Popol Vuh - Yoga (1976)

Klaus Suchlze - Irrlicht (1972)
Klaus Schulze - Cyborg (1973)


Tangerine Dream - Alpha Centauri (1971) [1]
Tangerine Dream - Atem (1973) [1]

Tiger B. Smith - We're The Tiger Bunch (1974) [2c]

Wallenstein Symphonic Rock Orchestra - Cosmic Century (1973) [1]
Wallenstein Symphonic Rock Orchestra - Stories, Songs & Symphonies (1975) [1]


Most of the credits are pretty vague, ie they don't say 'quadraphonic remix' or similar, but at the same time I think a lot of these may have been single-inventory releases (ie no separate stereo mix), so it may be possible to attribute credit to Dierks for some of these quad mixes. Perhaps someone knowledgeable about the German quad scene could chime in...

 

[steelydave]

We're really veering in to the territory of the unprovable here, but based on the chronology below I think it's possible that Geoff Emerick did more quad mixes than the two we've been able to credit him with. This is his activity during the 'quad years':

1973 Paul McCartney & Wings 'Band On The Run' [CREDITED]
1974 America 'Holiday' [NO QUAD CREDITS] (Recorded & mixed at AIR Studios)
1974 Mahavishnu Orchestra 'Apocalypse' (scheduled but unreleased quad mix, recorded/mixed @ AIR Studios)
1975 America 'Hearts' [NO QUAD CREDITS] (Recorded at Record Plant but mixed at AIR Studios)
1975 Jeff Beck 'Blow By Blow' [NO QUAD CREDITS] (Recorded at AIR Studios - engineering credited to "Denim Bridges")
1975 Karthago 'Rock 'N Roll Testament' [CREDITED] (Mixed at AIR Studios)
1975 Wings 'Venus & Mars' [CREDITED]
1976 Jeff Beck 'Wired' [NO QUAD CREDITS] (partially recorded at AIR Studios & partially mixed at Caribou Ranch)

I know the 'Denim Bridges' thing is slightly tenuous, but would someone of George Martin's stature really use an unknown engineer to record Jeff Beck?

I think what's clear from this chronology is a couple of things - one is that AIR Studios in London must have been equipped for quad, based on the fact that the inner cover of the Karthago album specifically states "remixed by Geoff Emerick at AIR Studios, London, Dec. '74". Then you can see that even when Emerick recorded elsewhere for George Martin (ie America's 'Hearts' at the Record Plant in California) they took the tapes back to AIR Studios to do the mix. In the case of Wired, they did some of the mixing at Caribou Ranch, which belonged to James William Guercio, Chicago's producer - Caribou was definitely quad equipped because Wayne Tarnowski did the quad mixes of the Chicago albums there. I guess the only way to find out for sure would be if someone could ask the man himself.

It's also interesting that Columbia Records didn't seem to credit quad remix engineers for it's British acts, when it was very dilligent about doing so for almost all of it's other releases. I wonder if a back-cover credit was a union requirement for its American engineers, or if it was just because when the tapes were sent over from the UK they didn't include the information? In particular I'm thinking of the following:

Argent - In Deep
Jeff Beck - Blow By Blow
Jeff Beck - Wired
Mott The Hoople - The Hoople
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

 

[fredblue]

Thank you everybody for the wonderful new info.
I will update the list either tonight or tomorrow.

 

[fredblue]

We're really veering in to the territory of the unprovable here, but based on the chronology below I think it's possible that Geoff Emerick did more quad mixes than the two we've been able to credit him with. This is his activity during the 'quad years':

1973 Paul McCartney & Wings 'Band On The Run' [CREDITED]
1974 America 'Holiday' [NO QUAD CREDITS] (Recorded & mixed at AIR Studios)
1974 Mahavishnu Orchestra 'Apocalypse' (scheduled but unreleased quad mix, recorded/mixed @ AIR Studios)
1975 America 'Hearts' [NO QUAD CREDITS] (Recorded at Record Plant but mixed at AIR Studios)
1975 Jeff Beck 'Blow By Blow' [NO QUAD CREDITS] (Recorded at AIR Studios - engineering credited to "Denim Bridges")
1975 Karthago 'Rock 'N Roll Testament' [CREDITED] (Mixed at AIR Studios)
1975 Wings 'Venus & Mars' [CREDITED]
1976 Jeff Beck 'Wired' [NO QUAD CREDITS] (partially recorded at AIR Studios & partially mixed at Caribou Ranch)

I know the 'Denim Bridges' thing is slightly tenuous, but would someone of George Martin's stature really use an unknown engineer to record Jeff Beck?

I think what's clear from this chronology is a couple of things - one is that AIR Studios in London must have been equipped for quad, based on the fact that the inner cover of the Karthago album specifically states "remixed by Geoff Emerick at AIR Studios, London, Dec. '74". Then you can see that even when Emerick recorded elsewhere for George Martin (ie America's 'Hearts' at the Record Plant in California) they took the tapes back to AIR Studios to do the mix. In the case of Wired, they did some of the mixing at Caribou Ranch, which belonged to James William Guercio, Chicago's producer - Caribou was definitely quad equipped because Wayne Tarnowski did the quad mixes of the Chicago albums there. I guess the only way to find out for sure would be if someone could ask the man himself.

It's also interesting that Columbia Records didn't seem to credit quad remix engineers for it's British acts, when it was very dilligent about doing so for almost all of it's other releases. I wonder if a back-cover credit was a union requirement for its American engineers, or if it was just because when the tapes were sent over from the UK they didn't include the information? In particular I'm thinking of the following:

Argent - In Deep
Jeff Beck - Blow By Blow
Jeff Beck - Wired
Mott The Hoople - The Hoople
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here

Denim Bridges..?

Don't tell me.. Dusty Bottoms played the bongos and Lucky Day made the tea! :yikes

PS. Did you get last nights' hastily thrown together PM?
PPS. Did anybody ever tell you, you're a "hot mail"...??

 

[fizzywiggs41]

When it comes to Dieter Dierks, there is no doubt he is responsible for the final quad product.Where it becomes a bit hazy however is "who or whom mixed the albums in discreet tape .
Dierks had two quad equipped studios and some of the liner note credits do indeed state "quad studio"in one manner or another.
I truly believe he is the maestro when it comes to some of the quad discreet mixes (compilations likely) and a number of others likely.

Dierks is surely responsible for all encoding via his studios, of this there seems to be no doubt.

Two examples of encoding but not mixing come to mind, ASH RA TEMPLE VI and NEKTAR DOWN TO EARTH. Ashra vi is Manuel Gottsching, and Down to Earth seems to be Barry Hammond (this last one is a bit unclear/unspecific).


I think Steelydave has done a marvelous job in pointing out Dieter Dierks huge quad contribution.However I think it necessary to point out some of the ambiguity we face when it comes to these quad recordings.

When it comes to matrix encoded product this is the reality.In the final analysis does it really matter, probably not.These are the liner notes we have to work with whether info is fully complete or not .

Additions and corrections can always be adjusted.

 

[bigbillquad]

Hi.
I think Lute is from Japan if someone gets incontact with him he may help?

I have this lp. This is a great thread. Thanks to fredblue for starting this. I wonder if we can find out who did the mixes on the Ovation quads and the various Japanese quad albums. It is too bad that there doesn't seem to be hardly any Japanese members here. It would help to read the kanji on the album credits.

 

[jefe1]

Those Japanese only quad releases of Motown acts, who mixed them? Were tapes mixed in 4 channel in America then sent to Japan or what?

 

[steelydave]

Unfortunately the Japanese Motown CD-4's have no information or technical credits for the quad mixes on either the jackets or the paper inserts with the song titles/lyrics/album credits on them. I have all of the Japanese Motown quads (bar two) and they're all like this.

It's my supposition that the quad mixes were done by Motown in the US somewhere, for a few reasons. One is that Motown released two Q8's in the US, one of which was Diana Ross at Caesar's Palace, which was also a Japanese CD-4 - it seems more likely that they mixed it, and then gave JVC Japan a copy of the mix to put out on CD4, rather than sending their multitrack master tapes to JVC Japan to do a quad mix, then having the tapes sent back to them and putting them out. Motown was incredibly picky about who did their mixing and producing - it was only around that time that they finally let their top acts (Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder) mix and produce their own albums. I highly doubt they'd let some random Japanese guy do quad mixes of their top acts, especially if any of them were seeing US release. Secondly is that Diana Ross 'The Last Time I Saw Him' had a 2CD deluxe edition on Hip-O Select in 2007 which had a stereo fold down of the quad mix of the album (only released in Japanese CD4) on the 2nd disc. This means that Universal has a copy of the quad master in their vaults, which would be unlikely if JVC Japan had done the quad mix - there's no corporate affiliation between the two companies, even today. Lastly (and slightly more circumstantially) is that Motown distributed CTI Records in 1974-1975, which is when CTI put out the majority of their quad product - showing that Motown had at least peripheral involvement with producing and distributing quad in the US.

I suspect what happened was Motown embarked on a program to start remixing their product for quad with the Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye live albums the first titles, coming out on Q8 in the US in 1974, and more scheduled for the following year. Either those two titles didn't sell well (I'm sure they didn't) or Motown realised quad was already in a terminal death spin by 1975 so they didn't bother to release any more of the albums they'd already mixed. Meanwhile, JVC Japan is looking for product for their CD4W series of records and convinces Motown to let them release all their quad mixes and Motown probably figures 'why not?' so they can at least recoup some of the money they spent mixing them. I can especially imagine this being the case because by 1975 Motown's star was already starting to decline after having moved from Detroit to LA a couple of years previous - a lot of their big acts had left the label by then, including both the Four Tops and The Temptations, Gladys Knight, Martha Reeves, and producers Norman Whitfield and the Holland/Dozier/Holland songwriting team - they were probably looking to make money anywhere they could.


I've looked at the backs of hundreds of records over the last few weeks and there are a few labels that seem to not include quad remix credits at all. Off the top of my head, they include:

ABC Command (B.B. King, Four Tops, Rufus, Steely Dan, Jim Croce, etc.) some record labels say "Remixed for quadraphonic from original multi-track sound sources."

A&M (Carpenters, Joe Cocker, Herb Alpert, Rick Wakeman, Quincy Jones, Carole King, etc.) The majority of the A&M quad releases carry no remix credits (aside from what we've put in fredblue's list) but I think the evidence indicates that Marv Bornstein and Bart Chiate most likely did most or all of the uncredited quad mixes, as they were A&M's in-house quad remix team.

AVCO (The Stylistics, Van McCoy) like the Motown CD4s, these have no credits. The Stylistics were produced by Thom Bell and recorded at Sigma Sound in Philadelphia so it's possible that the one of Sigma guys that did the Philly quads for Columbia (Joe Tarsia, Arthur Stoppe, Don Murray, Jay Mark, etc.) did these.

CTI Records (Deodato, Airto, George Benson, Don Sebesky, Stanley Turrentine, etc.)

Project 3 (Enoch Light, etc.)

Ovation (60-70 Quad releases) I haven't found any of their records that have quad remix credits, but I have found a Billboard article (included below) saying that a Bonnie Koloc album was being recorded and mixed by Tom Jung at Studio 80 in Minnesota. I believe Ovation was headquartered around there somewhere so it's possible all their quad mixes were done there and/or by him. Interestingly, after he closed Studio 80, Tom Jung went on to found DMP records which released 5.1 DTS CD's in the 90's, and (I think) the first multichannel SACD in the early 2000's.

RCA RCA released in the neighbourhood of 200 quad releases, I don't think I've seen one that has quad remix credits. Even The Best Of The Guess Who SACD that Audio Fidelity did doesn't have quad remix credits.

Stax (Isaac Hayes, Staples Singers) I think all of their vinyl releases were stereo jackets with quad stickers affixed over top. Judging from the Billboard article I posted earlier in this thread, the Stax quad mixes were done by Stax engineer Henry Bush at the CBS/Columbia quad studio in New York, overseen by Don Young and Al Lawrence.

Warner Bros. A lot of the quad product by their bigger artists (Doobie Bros, Carly Simon, Alice Cooper, America, etc.) has no quad credits - it's possible these were mixed simultaneously in quad and stereo by the same engineers, hence not being credited twice.

 

[fizzywiggs41]

Interesting supposition on the Motown's, Steelydave.

And those WEA discs, I think your probably right on the nose with that.Whoever did the stereo did the quad and it's why no specific reference is made to quad mix and therefore becomes identical to the stereo jacket.

When it comes to The Guess Who, I thought Brian Christian was being credited with the quad mix? And It's totally plausible he did most of their quads as he was their go to engineer at RCA.
What can I say, crappy liner note credits from the Quadradiscs for sure.

 

[steelydave]

I was looking at the Q8 of the Marvin Gaye Live album, one of the two Q8's Motown issued in the US - the Q8 is heavily edited compared to the regular stereo release. The Q8 is almost 9 minutes shorter than the regular stereo version, which runs about 44:30. Unlike most Q8s that had their material edited to make them fit the format, this tape has material equally removed from each side - on side 1 'Flyin High In The Friendly Sky/Mercy Mercy Me' is deleted entirely, and 'Jan' is faded 30 seconds early, and on Side 2 'Keep Gettin It On' and the band introductions are both deleted.

I don't think this had anything to do with the limitations of the 8-track format - there are tons of tapes that run 45 minutes, and some run even longer. What I think they were doing was preparing this album for a CD-4 release that never happened. If you've seen any of the Japanese CD-4 albums, you'll have noticed they have huge run-out grooves because inner groove distortion interfered badly with CD-4 decoding. As a result, the amount of music they could get on each side of the LP was reduced - probably 18 or 19 minutes per side maximum for CD-4 as opposed to normal LPs which often have 22 or 23. There are actually a bunch of released Japanese CD-4s that have tracks missing because of this runtime limitation including The Guess Who's 'American Woman' and 'Share The Land' on RCA and The Jazz Messengers self-titled release on JVC.

So I guess the question is, as Motown intending to release Marvin Gaye 'Live!' as a CD-4 in the US, or Japan, or both? If they were, why was it cancelled - was it because they got cold feet about quad entirely, some sort of technical issue with CD-4 cutting, or did they feel that people would complain that the quad version was missing music compared to the stereo version? I think it's pretty intriguing, the idea that Motown may have been gearing up for US CD-4 releases in 1975 before everything went south.

 

[steelydave]

And my latest pile of quad mix/remix engineer credits - this is all from records I've seen the backs of with my own eyes...

I was also thinking that in terms of listing the credits, for albums where two people are credited for the remix, that they should each get the individual credit under their name maybe with the notation "(co-credited)" or something beside their name. That way you eliminate stuff like 1 mix credited to 'Tim Geelan and Ray Moore' by giving Tim Geelan a credit and Ray Moore a credit to their individual categories along with the notation that it was a co-credit.


Mystic Moods - Highway One (1972) - Remixed for stereo and quadraphonic sound by Lee Herschberg and Lanky Linstrot
Mystic Moods - Love The One You're With (1972) - Mixer: Ed Barton
Mystic Moods - Awakening (1973) - Remixed for stereo and quadraphonic sound in Los Angeles by Jim Hobson
Mystic Moods - Clear Light (1973) - Remixed in Hollywood for Quadraphonic & Stereo Sound by Jerry Barnes and Jim Hobson
Mystic Moods - Erogenous (1974) - Remixed in Hollywood for Quadraphonic & Stereo Sound by Jerry Barnes

James Gang - Miami (1974) - Re-mixed for Quadradisc by Tom Dowd
Eric Clapton - 461 Ocean Blvd. (1974) - Re-mixed for Quadradisc by Tom Dowd (not Karl Richardson)


Melissa Manchester - Melissa (1975) - Quadraphonic Remix Engineer: Bob Schaper


Thijs Van Leer - Introspection (1972) - Quadraphonic sound supervisor: Joop Niggebrugge
Rita Reys - Sings Michel Legrand (1972) - Remix assistant: Joop Niggebrugge


Ash Ra Tempel - Starring Rosi (1973) - Recorded July/August 73 at Dierks Studios by Dieter Dierks
The Cosmic Jokers & Sternenmädchen - Planeten Sit-In (1974) - Recorded and mixed by Dieter Dierks
The Cosmic Jokers - Self-Titled (1974) - "Quadrofonisch aufgenommen und gemischt von Dieter Dierks in das Dierks Studios" (Quadraphonic recorded and mixed by Dieter Dierks in the Dierks Studios)
The Cosmic Jokers - Sci-Fi Party (1974) - "Aufgenommen und gemischt im Quadro-Studio in Stommeln von Dieter Dierks" (Recorded and mixed in Quadro-Studio in Stommeln by Dieter Dierks)
The Cosmic Jokers - Galactic Supermarket (1974) - "Aufgenommen und gemischt im Quadro-Studio in Stommeln von Dieter Dierks" (Recorded and mixed in Quadro-Studio in Stommeln by Dieter Dierks)
Krokodil - Sweat & Swim (1973) - Engineer: Dieter Dierks
Message - From Books And Dreams (1973) Engineered by Dieter Dierks
Nine Days Wonder - We Never Lost Control (1973) - Engineered by Dieter Dierks
Omega - 200 Years After The Last War (1974) - Engineered by Dieter Dierks
Omega - III (1974) - Engineering by D. Dierks
Tiger B. Smith - We're The Tiger Bunch (1974) - Engineered by Dieter Dierks


Karthago - Rock 'N Roll Testament (1975) (Recording Engineer: Barry Hammond / Mixing Engineer: Geoff Emerick / Recorded at Chipping Norton Studios, London / Mixed at AIR Studios, London)


Mythos - Dreamlab (1975) - "Quadrophonic recorded and mixed at Studio Dierks (Cologne) by Toby "Mad Twiddler" Robinson"
Nine Days Wonder - Only The Dancers (1974) - Remix: Toby Robinson
Wallenstein - Songs, Stories & Symphonies (1975) - quadraphonic recorded at Dierks Studios Cologne, engineer: Toby Robbins, mixdown by Jurgen Dollase & Toby Robbins (pseudonym of Toby Robinson)



Elliott Carter/Julliard Quartet - String Quartet No.3 / No. 2 (MQ 32738) - Quad remix: Raymond Moore
Wagner - Boulez Conducts Wagner (MQ 32296) - Quadraphonic remix engineer: Raymond Moore
Andre Kostelanetz - Plays Music of Villa-Lobos (MQ 32821) - Quad remix: Raymond Moore
Falla - Three Cornered Hat (Boulez/NY Philharmonic) (MQ 33970) - Quadraphonic remix: Ray Moore

Dvorak - Quartet No.3 in F Major / Quartet No.4 in E Flat Major (Budapest Quartet) (MQ 32792) - Quad remix: Arthur Kendy, Raymond Moore

Rodrigo - Concierto De Aranjuez / Villa Lobos - Concerto (Williams/Barenboim) (MQ 33208) - Quad remix Engineer: Mike Ross-Trevor



Titles that may/probably have quad remix credits still to find:

Blood, Sweat & Tears - Mirror Image
Eric Carmen - Self-Titled
Ray Conniff - Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song
Ray Conniff - Harmony
Ray Conniff - Laughter in the Rain
Ray Conniff - Love Will Keep Us Together
Ray Conniff - Lovin' You
Ray Conniff - Mandy
Ray Conniff - Send in the Clowns
Ray Conniff - The Happy Sound of Ray Conniff / The Great Hits of Yesterday.
Ray Conniff - Themes from S.W.A.T. and MASH & Others. Columbia
Mac Davis - All the Love in the World
Mac Davis - Thunder in the Afternoon
Rick Derringer - Spring Fever
The Edgar Winter Group - With Rick Derringer
Percy Faith - Chinatown
Percy Faith - Day by Day
Percy Faith - In Concert [Japan]
Percy Faith - New Thing
Percy Faith - The Entertainer
The Firesign Theatre - Everything You Know Is Wrong
The Firesign Theatre - I Think We're All Bozos On This Bus
Andre Kostelanetz & Peter Nero - A Quadraphonic Concert! (CQ 32147)
Andre Kostelanetz - Plays Michel Legrand's Greatest Hits (CQ 32580)
Barry Manilow - This One's For You
Johnny Mathis - Love Story [Japan]
Outlaws - Lady In Waiting
Modern Jazz Quartet - The Last Concert
Mormon Tabernacle Choir - Stars And Stripes Forever
REO Speedwagon - Lost In A Dream
Charlie Rich - The Best Of
Carlos Santana & Alice Coltrane - Illuminations

 

[fredblue]

The Edgar Winter Group - With Rick Derringer

No specific Quad credits but ​the back of the sleeve on my SQ LP says "Mixed by Carmine Rubino at The Record Plant NY"

Shall we go with that for now and if any other info comes to light..?

 

[fredblue]

** UPDATE **

Ron & Howard Albert (2 x QUAD mixes):
Stephen Stills - Stills (1975)
Bill Wyman - Monkey Grip (1974)

Murray Allen (1 x QUAD mix):
Chase - Pure Music (Frank Rand Sound & Remix Supervision) (1972)

Ed Barton (1 x QUAD mix):
Mystic Moods - Love The One You're With (1972)

Thom Bell (1 x QUAD mix):
Spinners - Spinners (1973)

Robin Black (4 x QUAD mixes):
Jethro Tull - Aqualung (1973)
Jethro Tull - Minstrel In The Gallery (1975)
Jethro Tull - Too Old To Rock N Roll.. (1976)
Jethro Tull - War Chid (1974)

Dick Bogert (4 x QUAD mixes):
Ray Conniff - I Write The Songs (1976)
Johnny Mathis - When Will I See You Again (1975)
Michael Murphey - Swans Against The Sun (1975)
Minnie Riperton - Perfect Angel (1974)

Bruce Botnick (5 x QUAD mixes):
Mac Davis - Burnin' Thing (1975)
The Doors - Best Of
Earth Wind & Fire - Open Our Eyes (1973)
Dave Mason - Split Coconut (1975)
Weather Report - Tale Spinnin' (1975)

Peter Bown (2 x QUAD mixes):
Barclay James Harvest - Once Again (1972)
Pink Floyd - Atom Heart Mother (with Alan Parsons)

Lou Bradley (8 x QUAD mixes):
Lynn Anderson - Greatest Hits (1972)
Charlie Rich - Behind Closed Doors (1973)
Charlie Rich - The Silver Fox (1974)
Charlie Rich - Very Special Love Songs (1974)
Ray Stevens - Greatest Hits (Sound & Supervision by Ray Stevens) (1972)
Ray Stevens - Turn Your Radio On (Sound & Supervision by Ray Stevens) (1972)
Andy Williams - You Lay So Easy On My Mind (1974)
Tammy Wynette & George Jones - We Go Together (1972)

Charlie Bragg (4 x QUAD mixes):
Lynn Anderson - Rose Garden (1972)
Jim Nabors - Help Me Make It Through The Night (1972)
Ray Price - For The Good Times (1972)
Tammy Wynette - We Sure Can Love Each Other (1972)

Mike Butcher (1 x QUAD mix):
Black Sabbath - Paranoid (with Spock Wall) (1974)

Fred Catero (2 x QUAD mixes):
Herbie Hancock - HeadHunters (supervised by David Rubinson & Herbie Hancock) (1974)
Herbie Hancock - Secrets (1976)

Bart Chiate (5 x QUAD mixes):
Joan Baez - Diamonds & Rust (with Marv Bornstein)
The Carpenters - The Singles (with Marv Bornstein) (1973)
Cat Stevens - Foreigner (with Marv Bornstein) (1973)
Rick Wakeman - Journey To The Centre Of The Earth (with Marv Bornstein) (1974)
Rick Wakeman - Six Wives Of Henry VIII (with Marv Bornstein)

Bob Clearmountain (2 x QUAD mixes):
Climax Blues Band - Stamp
Larry Fast - Synergy, Electronic Realizations For Rock Orchestra (1975)

Ron Dante (2 x QUAD mixes):
Barry Manilow - Tryin' To Get The Feeling (with Michael DeLugg) (1975)
Barry Manilow - II (with Michael DeLugg) (1975)

Dieter Dierks (11 x QUAD mixes):
Nektar - Remember The Future (1974)
Ash Ra Tempel - Starring Rosi (1973)
The Cosmic Jokers & Sternenmädchen - Planeten Sit-In (1974)
The Cosmic Jokers - Self-Titled (1974)
The Cosmic Jokers - Sci-Fi Party (1974)
The Cosmic Jokers - Galactic Supermarket (1974)
Krokodil - Sweat & Swim (1973)
Message - From Books And Dreams (1973)
Nine Days Wonder - We Never Lost Control (1973)
Omega - 200 Years After The Last War (1974)
Omega - III (1974)
Tiger B. Smith - We're The Tiger Bunch (1974)

Jimmy Douglas (1 x QUAD mix):
Brecker Brothers - Back To Back (1976)

Tom Dowd (7 x QUAD mixes):
Black Oak Arkansas - Raunch & Roll Live
Eric Clapton - 461 Ocean Boulevard (1973)
Aretha Franklin - Best Of. (1973)
Donnie Hathaway - Extension Of A Man (1973)
Herbie Mann - Hold On I'm Coming (1973)
James Gang - Miami (1974)
Bette Midler - The Divine Miss M. (1972)

Bill Driml (1 x QUAD mix):
Firesign Theater - I Think We're All Bozo's On This Bus (with Phil Macy) (1972)

Gene Eicrhelberger (1 x QUAD mix):
Iguana - The Winds of Alamar

Geoff Emerick (3 x QUAD mixes):
Karthago - Rock 'N Roll Testament (1975) (Recording Engineer: Barry Hammond / Mixing Engineer: Geoff Emerick / Recorded at Chipping Norton Studios, London / Mixed at AIR Studios, London)
Paul McCartney & Wings - Band On The Run (with Alan O'Duffy) (1973)
Wings - Venus & Mars (with Alan O'Duffy) (1974)

Mike Figlio (1 x QUAD mix):
Kris Kristofferson - Jesus Was A Capricorn (1972)

Fred Foster (1 x QUAD mix):
Kris Kristofferson - The Silver Tongued Devil And I (1972)

Mike Fusaro (1 x QUAD mix):
Blood Sweat & Tears - Greatest Hits (1972)

Jim Gains (1 x QUAD mix):
Steve Miller Band - Fly Like An Eagle (with Win Kutz) (1976)

Tim Geelan (6 x QUAD mixes):
Blue Öyster Cult - Tyranny And Mutation (1973)
Blue Öyster Cult - Secret Treaties (1974)
It's Alive - OST (1978)
Mahavishnu Orchestra - Between Nothingness And Eternity (1974)
Ted Nugent - Free For All (1976)
Weather Report - Mysterious Traveller (1974)

Tim Geelan and Ray Moore (1 x QUAD mix):
Andre Kostelanetz - Quadraphonic Pop Concert (1974)

Robert Gooch, Roy Emerson, Steve Taylor (1 x QUAD mix):
Vivaldi - Four Concertos ('Zukerman Plays And Conducts') (MQ 32840)

Manuel Gottshing & Heiner Fries (1 x QUAD mix):
Ash Ra Tempel VI - Inventions For Electric Guitar (1974)

Bud Graham, Arthur Kendy (1 x QUAD mix):
Ravel - 'Boulez Conducts Ravel' (Boulez/NY Philharmonic) (MQ 32838)

John Haeny (1 x QUAD mix):
Kris Kristofferson - Spooky Lady's Sideshow (1974)

Lew Hahn (1 x QUAD mix):
Richard Harris - The Prophet (1974)

Roy Halee (3 x QUAD mixes):
Art Garfunkel - Angel Clare (1972)
Paul Simon - S/T (1972)
Simon & Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water (1972)

Geoffrey Hallam (1 x QUAD mix):
Herbie Mann - Reggae (with Peter Mew) (1974)

Lee Herschberg and Lanky Linstrot (1 x QUAD mix):
Mystic Moods - Highway One (1972)

Jim Hobson (6 x QUAD mixes):
Johnny Mathis - Me & Mrs. Jones (1973)
Liza Minnelli - The Singer (1973)
Percy Faith - Clair (1973)
Mystic Moods - Awakening (1973)
Mystic Moods - Clear Light (With Jerry Barnes) (1973)
Mystic Moods - Erogenous (With Jerry Barnes) (1974)

Brian Humphries (1 x QUAD mix):
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here (Assisted by Peter James) (1975)

Alex Kazanegras (2 x QUAD mixes):
Loggins & Messina - Native Sons (1976)
Redbone - Message From A Drum (1972)

Quadraphonic remix engineer: Arthur Kendy / Quadraphonic sound supervision: Jay David Saks (6 x QUAD mixes):
Bach - Greatest Hits (Biggs/Casals/Ormandy/Carlos) (MQ 32054)
Tchaikovsky - Greatest Hits (Bernstein/Ormandy) (MQ 32055)
Beethoven - Greatest Hits (MQ 32056)
Mozart - Greatest Hits (MQ 32057)
Chopin - Greatest Hits (MQ 32058)
Strauss - Greatest Hits (Ormandy/Philadelphia Orchestra) (MQ 32059)

Larry Keyes (39 x QUAD mixes):
E. Power Biggs - Music For Organ, Brass & Percussion (1972)
BT Express - Energy To Burn (1976)
Johnny Cash - At San Quentin (Supervised by Al Lawrence) (1972)
Company - A Musical Comedy (Original Cast Recording) (1972)
Earth, Wind & Fire - Spirit (1976)
Percy Faith - Black Magic Woman (1972)
Funny Girl (Original Soundtrack),
Maynard Ferguson - Conquistador (1977)
Haydn - Mass In Time Of War; Leonard Bernstein's Concert For Peace (1973)
Holst - The Planets; Bernstein & NY Phil. (1973)
Isley Brothers - Go For Your Guns (1977)
Peter Matz - A Quadraphonic Spectacular (1972)
Lee Michaels - Nice Day For Something (1973)
Loggins & Messina - S/T (1972)
Loggins & Messina - Full Sail (1974)
Johnny Nash - My Merry Go Round (Sound Supervision by Al Lawrence & mixed with Tony Reale) (1973)
No No Nanette - Original Cast Recording (1973)
Billy Paul - 360 Degrees Of.. (1972)
Poco - Crazy Eyes (1973)
The Raiders - Indian Reservation (1972)
Santana - First Album (1974)
Santana - Abraxas (1972)
Santana - Santana III (1972)
Santana - Caravanserai (1972)
Santana & John McLaughlin - Love, Devotion, Surrender (1976)
Sly & The Family Stone - Greatest Hits (1976)
Stravinsky - Le Sacre Printemps; Bernstein & LSO (1972)
Stravinsky - Pulcinella Suite; Boulez & NY Phil. (1978)
Morton Subotnick - Sidewinder (1972)
Johnnie Taylor - Eargasm (1976)
Tchaikovsky - Piano Concerto No.1; Andre Watts, Bernstein & NY Phil. (1974)
Ten Years After - A Space In Time (Quad Sound & Supervision by Chris Kinsey & Al Lawrence) (1972)
Verdi - Requiem Mass, in memory of Manzoni (Arroyo, Veasey, Domingo,
Raimondi, Bernstein/London Symphony Orchestra & Chorus) - M2Q-30060 (SQ) [2 LP]/QMA-30060 (Q8) [2 TAPE]
Tchaikovsky - Piano Concerto No. 1 (Watts/Bernstein/NY Philharmonic) (MQ 33071)
Bernstein - Trouble In Tahiti (KMQ 95297)
Bernstein - Dybbuk (Complete Ballet) (MQ 33082)
Mahler - Kindertotenlieder / Symphony No. 10 (Bernstein/NY Philharmonic) (MQ 33532)
Santana - Santana's Greatest Hits (Quadraphonic sound and remix supervision: Al Lawrence)

Glen Kolotkin (3 x QUAD mixes):
Azteca (1972)
Santana & Buddy Miles Live! (1972)
Santana - Welcome (1974)

Gary Ladinsky (1 x QUAD mix):
Deep Purple - Stormbringer (1975)

Jack Lattig (3 x QUAD mixes):
Ray Conniff And The Singers - Love Story (1972)
Percy Faith - Joy (1972)
Percy Faith - Love Theme From Romeo & Juliet (1972)

Bob Lifting (1 x QUAD mix):
Roberta Flack - Killing Me Softly

Jeff Lynne (2 x QUAD mixes):
Electric Light Orchestra - ELO 2 (1973)
Electric Light Orchestra - Eldorado (1974)

Phil Macy (10 x QUAD mixes):
Ray Coniff And The Singers - Love Theme From "The Godfather" (Speak Softly Love) (1972)
Don Ellis - Tears Of Joy (1972)
Janis Joplin - Pearl (1972)
Johnny Mathis - First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (1972)
Johnny Mathis - Live In Person
Johnny Mathis - You've Got A Friend (1972)
Andy Williams - Love Story (1972)
Andy Williams - You've Got A Friend (1972)
Andy Williams - Alone Again (Naturally) (1972)
Andy Williams - Love Theme From The Godfather (Speak Softly Love) (1972)

Andy MacDonald (1 x QUAD mix):
Firesign Theater - Everything You Know Is Wrong (1974)

Jay Mark (4 x QUAD mixes):
Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes - Black & Blue (1973)
O'Jays - Live In London (1974)
O'Jays - Survival (w/Joe Tarsia) (1974)
Billy Paul - Live In Europe (1974)

Jay Messina (2 x QUAD mixes):
Aerosmith - Toys In The Attic (1975)
Aerosmith - Get Your Wings (1974)

Peter Mew (2 x QUAD mixes):
Deep Purple - Machine Head (UK QUAD mix) (1972)
Electric Light Orchestra - First Light (1973)

Ed Michalski QUAD mix:
Harry Partch - The World Of Harry Partch (MQ 31227)

Ilhan Mimaroglu (2 x QUAD mixes):
Duke Ellington - New Orleans Suite
Charles Mingus - Mingus Moves

Sy Mitchell (2 x QUAD mixes):
Barbra Streisand - The Stoney End (1972)
Barbra Streisand - Barbra Joan Streisand (1972)

Ray Moore (30 x QUAD mixes):
A Little Night Music - Original Broadway Cast
E. Power Biggs - Bach: The Four Great Toccatas & Fugues (1974)
Miles Davis - Bitches Brew (1972)
Miles Davis - Live Evil (1972)
Mormon Tabernacle Choir - Climb Every Mountain (1972)
Andrew Kazdin/Columbia Brass Ensemble - Antiphonal Music for Four Brass Choirs (MQ-31289)
Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake Ballet Suite (Bernstein/NY Philharmonic) (MQ-30056)
Tchaikovsky - 1812 Overture/Romeo & Juliet (fantasy overture) (Ormandy/Philadelphia Orchestra) (MQ-31276)
Haydn - Bernstein Conducts Haydn (Symphony 93/94) (MQ 32101)
Ravel - Boulez Conducts Ravel (NY Philharmonic) (MQ 32159)
Stravinsky - Petrushka (Boulez/NY Philharmonic) (MQ 31076)
Berlioz - 'Boulez Conducts Berlioz' (Boulez/NY Philharmonic) (MQ 31799)
E. Power Biggs - Bach Organ Favorites, Vol. 5 (MQ 31424)
E. Power Biggs - Bach Organ Favourites, Vol. 6 (MQ 32791)
E. Power Biggs - Scott Joplin (on the Pedal Harpsichord) (MQ 32495)
E. Power Biggs - Scott Joplin (on the Pedal Harpsichord) Vol. 2 (MQ 33205)
E. Power Biggs - Rheinberger: Two Concertos For Organ & Orchestra (MQ 32297)
E. Power Biggs - Four Antiphonal Organs of the Cathedral Of Freiburg Played Simultaneously (MQ 33514)
10 Pianos / 16 Pianists - Monster Concert (MQ 31726)
Richard Strauss - Also sprach Zarathustra, Op. 30 (Bernstein/New York Philharmonic) (MQ 30443)
Anthony Newman and Friends - Bach Concerto in D Minor / Haydn Concerto in D Major (MQ 32300)
Copland - Appalachian Spring ('Copland Conducts Copland') (MQ 32736)
Gunther Schuller - Footlifters: A Century Of American Marches (MQ 33513)
Mendelsson - Piano Concertos (Perahia/Mariner & St. Martin In The Fields) (MQ 33207)
Elliott Carter/Julliard Quartet - String Quartet No.3 / No. 2 (MQ 32738)
Wagner - Boulez Conducts Wagner (MQ 32296)
Andre Kostelanetz - Plays Music of Villa-Lobos (MQ 32821)
Falla - Three Cornered Hat (Boulez/NY Philharmonic) (MQ 33970)

Ray Moore with Arthur Kendy (1 x QUAD mix):
Dvorak - Quartet No.3 in F Major / Quartet No.4 in E Flat Major (Budapest Quartet) (MQ 32792)

Bruce Morgan (3 x QUAD mixes):
Ray Conniff - The Way We Were,
The New Seekers - The Best Of The New Seekers (1973)
Stardrive with Robert Mason - Intergalactic Trot

Wayne Moss (2 x QUAD mixes):
Charlie McCoy - The Fastest Harp In The South (1973)
Charlie McCoy - The Nashville Hit Man (1974)

Don Murray (4 x QUAD mixes):
Johnny Mathis - I'm Coming Home (1974)
O'Jays - Ship Ahoy (1973)
Spinners - New And Improved (1974)
Spinners - Pick Of The Litter (1975)

Phil Newell (3 x QUAD mixes):
Mike Oldfield - Collaborations (with Mike Oldfield) (1976)
Mike Oldfield - Ommadawn (with Mike Oldfield) (1976)
Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells (with Alan Perkins) (1976)

Roger Nichols (3 x QUAD mixes):
Steely Dan - Can't Buy A Thrill (1974)
Steely Dan - Countdown To Ecstasy (1974)
Steely Dan - Pretzel Logic (1974)

Joop Niggebrugge (3 x QUAD mixes):
Louis Van Dyke & Rogier Van Otterloo - Telepathy (1973)
Thijs Van Leer - Introspection (1972)
Rita Reys - Michel Legrand (1972)

Joop Niggebrugge, John Richards and Dick Bakker (1 x QUAD mix):
Thijs Van Leer - Introspection 2 (1976)

Paul Northfield (2 x QUAD mixes):
Gentle Giant - Free Hand (with the band) (1975)
Gentle Giant - In'terview (with the band) (1976)

Mike Oldfield (4 x QUAD mixes):
Mike Oldfield - Boxed (1976)
Mike Oldfield - Collaborations (with Phil Newell) (1976)
Mike Oldfield - Hergest Ridge (1976)
Mike Oldfield - Ommadawn (with Phil Newell) (1976)

Bob D'Orleans (2 x QUAD mixes):
Mountain - Avalanche (1974)
Mountain - Best Of (1973)

Alan Parsons (1 x QUAD mix):
Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon (1973)

Carl Parole (1 x QUAD mix):
Billy Paul - War Of The Gods (1974)

Gene Paul (3 x QUAD mixes):
Average White Band (1973)
Aretha Franklin - Live AT Fillmore West (with Arif Mardin) (1974)
Modern Jazz Quartet - Blues On Bach (1974)

Russ Payne (4 x QUAD mixes):
Andrews Sisters - In "Over Here!" (with Bud Graham) (1974)
Charles Ives - Old Songs Deranged: Music For Theater Orchestra (MQ 32969)
Ramsey Lewis Trio - Upendo Ni Pamoja (supervised by Teo Macero) (1972)
Beverly Sills / Andre Kostelanetz - Plaisir D'Amour (MQ33933)

Alan Perkins (2 x QUAD mixes):
Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells,
Mike Oldfield - Ommadawn,

Don Puluse (7 x QUAD mixes):
Bernstein - Mass (M2Q-31008) [2LP Set] (with Larry Keyes)
Bernstein - Highlights From Bernstein's Mass (MQ 31960) (with Larry Keyes)
Blood Sweat & Tears - Mirror Image (1974)
Chicago - V (with Wayne Tarnowski) (1974)
Labelle - Nightbirds (1974)
Labelle - Phoenix (1975)
Wild Cherry - Electrified Funk (with Larry Keyes) (1977)
Norbert Putnam (2 x QUAD mixes):
Joan Baez - Come In From The Shadows
New Riders Of The Purple Sage - The Adventures Of Panama Red (1974)

Bill Radice (1 x QUAD mix):
Tony Orlando & Dawn - Greatest Hits (1975)

Phil Ramone (2 x QUAD mixes):
Paul Simon - There Goes Rhymin' Simon (1973)
The Wiz - The Super Soul Musical (1975)

Jim Reeves (8 x QUAD mixes):
Jeff Beck Group - Rough And Ready (1972)
Blood, Sweat & Tears - 2nd album (1972)
Al Kooper, Mike Bloomfield, Stephen Stills - Super Session (1972)
Laura Nyro - Beads Of Sweat,
Paul Revere & The Raiders,
Simon & Garfunkel - Bookends,
Sly & The Family Stone - Greatest Hits (1972)
Edgar Winter's White Trash with Jerry Lacroix (1972)

Ron Reynolds (1 x QUAD mix):
Charlie Rich - Every Time You Touch Me I Get High (1975)

Karl Richardson (1 x QUAD mix):
Eric Clapton - There's One In Every Crowd (produced by Tom Dowd) (1974)

Toby Robinson (3 x QUAD mixes):
Mythos - Dreamlab (1975)
Nine Days Wonder - Only The Dancers (1974)
Wallenstein - Songs, Stories & Symphonies (1975)

Peter Romano (1 x QUAD mix):
Johnny Mathis - Song Sung Blue (1972)

Carmine Rubino (3 x QUAD mixes):
Barbra Streisand - Funny Lady OST (1972)
Blood Sweat & Tears - New City (1975)
Edgar Winter Group - With Rick Derringer (1975)

David Rubinson (1 x QUAD mix):
Herbie Hancock - Sextant (1973)

Bob Scharper (2 x QUAD mixes):
Melissa Manchester - Better Days & Happy Endings
Melissa Manchester - Melissa (1975)

Phil Schier (2 x QUAD mixes):
Quincy Jones - Body Heat (1974)
Quincy Jones - You've Got It Bad Girl (1973)

Bill Schnee (1 x QUAD mix):
Art Garfunkel - Breakaway (1975)

Roy Segal (2 x QUAD mixes):
Chase - S/T (1972)
Sly Stone - High On You (mixed with Tom Lubin and Supervised by Sly Stone) (1975)

Ovie Sparks (2 x QUAD mixes):
Allman Brothers Band - Eat A Peach (1975)
Allman Brothers Band - Live At Filmore East (1975)

Michael Stone (2 x QUAD mixes):
Buddy Miles Band - Chapter VII (Supervised by Buddy Miles) (1972)
Buddy Miles Express - Booger Bear (1973)

Arthur Stoppe (3 x QUAD mixes):
Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes - Wake Up Everybody (1976)
MFSB - Philadelphia Freedom (1976)
O'Jays - Message In The Music (1976)

John Stronach (1 x QUAD mix):
Sly & The Family Stone - Small Talk (1974)

Tomoo Suzuki
Mountain-Twin Peaks (1973)
Santana-Lotus (1973 w/Hideto Isoda)

Bill Szymczyk (2 x QUAD mixes):
J Geils Band - Nightmares.. And Other Tales From The Vinyl Jungle (1974)
Joe Walsh - The Smoker You Drink The Player You Get (1974)

Wayne Tarnowski (8 x QUAD mixes):
Chicago - Chicago Transit Authority (1974)
Chicago - III (1974)
Chicago - V (with Don Puluse) (1974)
Chicago - VI (1973)
Chicago - VII (1974)
Chicago - VIII (1974)
Chicago - IX (1975)
Chicago - X (1976)

Joe Tarsia (1 x QUAD mix):
MFSB - Love Is The Message (1974)

Carson Taylor (5 x QUAD mixes):
Sounds Of The Seventies Orchestra - New Songs Of The Seventies (1972)
Various Artists - Great Songs Of The Beatles (1972)
Various Artists - Great Songs Of Bacharach And David
Various Artists - The New Country-Pop Favourites
San Fernando Brass - The New Brass Sound Of The Hits

Mike Ross-Trevor (7 x QUAD mixes):
John Williams / Andre Previn - Guitar Concerto / Concierto del Sur (MQ 31963)
Boulez - Le marteau sans maitre / Livre pour Cordes 'Boulez Conducts Boulez' (MQ 32160)
Vivaldi - Zukerman Plays And Conducts Four Vivaldi Concertos (MQ 32230)
Mozart - Violin Concerto No. 2 / Adagio In E Major / Rondo In C & B Flat Major (Zukerman/Barenboim) (MQ 33206)
Elgar - The Five Pomp & Circumstance Marches / Imperial March / Crown Of India Suite (Barenboim) (MQ 32936)
Sergio & Eduardo Abreu - 2 Concertos For 2 Guitars by Castelnuovo, Tedesco & Santorsola (MQ 32232)
Rodrigo - Concierto De Aranjuez / Villa Lobos - Concerto (Williams/Barenboim) (MQ 33208)

Derek Varnals (produced/supervised by Tony Clarke) (8 x QUAD mixes):
Justin Hayward & John Lodge - Blue Jays (1975)
Moody Blues - Days Of Future Passed (1972)
Moody Blues - To Our Childrens Childrens Children (1972)
Moody Blues - On The Threshold Of A Dream (1972)
Moody Blues - A Question Of Balance (1972)
Moody Blues - Every Good Boy Deserves Favour (1972)
Moody Blues - Seventh Sojourn (1972)
Ray Thomas - From Mighty Oaks (1975)

Tony Visconti (1 x QUAD mix):
David Bowie - Stage (1977)

Bobby Warner (1 x QUAD mix):
Gil Evans - Svengali (1973)

Neil Wilburn (2 x QUAD mixes):
Bob Dylan - Nashville Skyline (1974)
Kris Kristofferson - Border Lord (1972)

Shelly Yakus (1 x QUAD mix):
Edgar Winter - Jasmine Nightdreams (supervised by Dan Hartman and Edgar Winter) (1975)

Don Young (32 x QUAD mixes):
Annie - OST (1977)
Bach - The Six Brandenburg Concertos (Anthony Newman And Friends) (M2Q 31398)
Beck, Bogart & Appice (1973)
Jeff Beck Group - S/T (1972)
Jeff Beck Group - Rough & Ready (1972)
Blood Sweat & Tears (1972)Chicago - II (1974)
Mac Davis - Baby Don't Get Hooked On Me (Supervised by Harold J Kleiner) (1972)
Mac Davis - Stop And Smell The Roses (1974)
Rick Derringer - All American Boy (1973)
Bob Dylan - Desire (1976)
Earth Wind & Fire - Head To The Sky (Supervised by Harold J. Kleiner) (1973)
Ferdinand "Jelly Roll Morton - Some Rags Some Stomps & a Little Blues/Transcriptions for Orchestra (Hyman/Venuti) (MQ 32587)
Janis Ian - Aftertones (1975)
Janis Ian - Between The Lines (Supervised by Harold J. Kleiner) (1975)
Billy Joel - Piano Man (1974)
Billy Joel - Streetlife Serenade (1974)
Billy Joel - Turnstiles (1976)
Michel Legrand - Twenty Songs Of The Century (w/Michel Legrand) (1972)
Dave Mason - It's Like You Never Left (1973)
Mozart/Stamitz - Sinfonia Concertante (Stern/Zukerman/Barenboim) (MQ-31369)
Peter Nero - Summer Of '42 (1972)
Poco - Deliverin' (1972)
Poco - Cantamos (1974)
REO Speedwagon - This Time We Mean It (1975)
Barbra Streisand - Live At The Forum (Supervised by Gary Chicofsky) (1972)
Barbra Streisand - The Way We Were (1974)
West Bruce & Laing - Why Dontcha (1972)
West Bruce & Laing - Whatever Turns You On (1973)
Edgar Winter Group - Shock Treatment (1974)
Edgar Winter Group - They Only Come Out At Night (1972)
Johnny Winter - Saints and Sinners (1974)
Johnny Winter - Still Alive And Well (1973)

Jeff Young (1 x QUAD mix):
David Essex - Rock On (Quad Produced by Jeff Wayne) (1974)

 

[fredblue]

Don Puluse is credited as mixing engineer on the (stereo catalogue number) inner sleeve of the SQ LP of Blood Sweat & Tears - Mirror Image ..I'll add it to his Quad credits and if anyone here discovers otherwise we will amend accordingly.

 

[fizzywiggs41]

Firesign Theatre

I Think we're all Bozos On This Bus (72 QUAD MIX Bill Driml, Quad Super Phil Macy)
Everything You Know Is Wrong (74 Andy MacDonald)

It's Alive 2, Soundtrack (78, mix Tim Geelan)


Oh, Fredonia........

You must add the 2 Jeff Lynne's with the next edit, also the German dude w/Dierks, Gottshing etc is Heiner Friesz (z missin).



Thanks

 

[fizzywiggs41]

Mike Oldfield-Boxed (76)

...Tubular Bells (76 quad remix Phil Newell, assist Alan Perkins)
...Hergest Ridge (76 quad remix Mike Oldfield)
...Ommadawn (76 quad remix Mike Oldfield and Phil Newell)
...Collaborations (76 quad mix Phil Newell,except "First Excursion"-Mike Oldfield)





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[fizzywiggs41]

Ken Rasek

Paul Berliner with Kudu-The Sun Rises Late Here (79)

Dieter Dierks

Passport-Handmade (73) as previously mentioned by Steelydave

Glen Kolotkin

Carlos Santana and Alice Coltrane-Illuminations (74?) My lp insert states him with Tom Coster altough it is also the stereo insert.Their is a San Francisco-Columbia Records engineer, Phil Brown? I think who mentions somewhere on QQ, Kolotkin mixed many early Santana quads and Carlos was present.

Bruce Botnick has a final mix credit on my quad copy of Billy Joel-Turnstiles.

Alan Bown, known for mixing quads has the credit on Argent-In Deep (although it's probabaly the same as the stereo credit)

Richard Perry, who produced many quad artists such as; Barbra Streisand, Harry Nilsson, Carly Simon, Ringo Starr and Burton Cummings during their prolific quad album release years has two I think he is directly involved with mix.
He is named as "audio producer" and producer for:

Ringo Starr-Goodnight Vienna (74)
Harry Nilsson-Nilsson Schmilsson (72)


Carson Taylor

Raymond Lewanthal-Toy Symphonies (76)



Fizz