Gary Kellgren
Record Producer, Co-founder of Record Plant
Record Producer, Co-founder of Record Plant
A significant figure in the music industry, co-founded the renowned recording studio Record Plant in New York City. The studio became a favored place for many prominent artists in the 1970s. Played a key role in producing albums for influential musicians and bands, contributing to the evolution of rock and pop music during his career. Worked extensively with artists across various genres, shaping recordings that would be pivotal in their careers. Passed away in 1977.
Co-founded Record Plant studio
Produced albums for notable musicians
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