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Index
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Abandoned Luncheonette (LP), 416
Abbey Road (LP)
CD release, 463
concept, 376
concert benefits featuring, 469
cover design, 387, 417
Martin’s view of, 390, 393
recording/production, 375–389, 391–392
release and reviews, 391–392
; song order, 376, 389
title selection, 387
Abbey Road Studios. See EMI Studios
Absolutely Free (album), 376
Academy Awards, 403, 416
“Across the Universe,” 299–300, 301, 321, 394, 400
“Act Naturally,” 4, 5
Action, 9–10
Adams, M. Clay, 3, 4–5
Addey, Malcolm, 220, 252, 434–435
Adventure (album), 12
Aerosmith, 438
“Aftermyth of War,” 479
“Ain’t She Sweet,” 382
AIR (Associated Independent Recording)
artists of, 5–12, 86–87, 239
business partners, 4, 71
early production, 5–6
EMI production agreements with, 71, 425–426
founding of, xi, 2
motto, 6
production assistants at, 311
production facilities for, 420–421, 466–467, 470, 471, 487 (see also AIR Montserrat; AIR Oxford Street Studios)
talent scouting, 8–9
AIR Lyndhurst, 466–467, 470, 471, 487
AIR Montserrat
concept development and design, 421–422
construction, 436
destruction and closure of, 468–469
economic impact of, 439
popularity and success of, 439, 441
recording/production at, 444, 450–451, 455, 465
technology at, 439
Air on the G String (Bach), 306, 416
AIR Oxford Street Studios
closure of, 466
design and construction, 368–370, 405, 439
grand opening, 405
mergers, 424–425
music genre specialties of, 407–408
popularity and success of, 406, 408, 414, 420, 423
production sessions at, 412
purchase offers, 423–424
recording sessions at, 406, 412, 414, 418, 420, 427–430, 434, 447–451
studio descriptions and rates, 406
AIR Ship, 420–421, 425
“Air That I Breathe, The,” 425
Airshow World (television show), 481
“Alfie,” 7–8
“All My Loving,” 40
All Shook Up (LP), 443–444
All the Best (LP), 465
“All Things Must Pass,” 352
All This and World War II (documentary), 436