Alan Lorber
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Alan Lorber
Alan Lorber was the leading arranger in the USA in the early 60s having created hits for many of the top artists of the day which amounted to 60 million dollars in sales. He is also a prolific music producer and composer. He was especially active in the 1960s and produced a wide variety of music. He created the "Boston Sound" (also known as the "Bosstown Sound") in the late 1960s. Among his own recordings is the 1967 album The Lotus Place which features pop covers with Indian influenced arrangements.[1][2]
Albums Produced
| Year | Album Title | Artist | Record Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1971 | Papa Nebo | Papa Nebo | Atlantic Records |
| 1975 | Free Beer | Free Beer | Buddah Records |
| 1976 | Highway Robbery | Free Beer | RCA Records |
| 1977 | Nouveau Chapeau | Free Beer | RCA Records |
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References
- ^ Alan Lorber: Biography, MSN Music. Accessed 26 September 2009
- ^ Alan Lorber, Orpheus Reborn. Accessed 26 September 2009
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