Tom Dowd
Record producer and engineer known for The Allman Brothers Band
Born
October 20th, 1925
99 years ago
Died
October 27th, 2002
22 years ago — 77 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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Born in New York City, contributed significantly to the music industry as a record producer and engineer. Involved in the production of numerous iconic albums across various genres. Played a pivotal role in engineering projects for artists such as Eric Clapton and The Allman Brothers Band, particularly noted for the album 'At Fillmore East'. Instrumental in the technical side of recording, bringing innovative techniques to the studio environment. Also recognized for contributions to the development of multi-track recording technology, which greatly influenced the way music was produced.
Produced and engineered 'At Fillmore East' for The Allman Brothers Band
Worked with Eric Clapton on 'Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs
Pioneered multi-track recording techniques
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