Eric Woolfson, co-founder of The Alan Parsons Project, has died of cancer in London. He was 64.
Parsons was perhaps best known as the engineer of Pink Floyd’s “Dark Side of the Moon” when he started his collaboration with Woolfson in the early-’70s.
The two went on to record 10 albums together.
loved ot thANKS where ever you fuckin are and i hope it id awesome cause the music you gave us(well lets just say blow your mind) sorry you had to go but…but you were great
This guy was an incredible vocalist on some incredible songs from The Alan Parsons Project. Among them, Time, Eye in the Sky, Prime Time, and Don’t Answer Me. I had read that the vocals were slowed down on Eye in the Sky a bit to achieve a unique vocal effect. I really thought that it was a cool technique. And it was probably difficult to mix the entire song because the technique was used. It yielded some masterpieces.