ACS: Alan Parsons

Adam Carolla Show

PodcastOne / Carolla Digital

Comedy, Talk Radio

4.5 • 36.3K Ratings

🗓️ 11 February 2011

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Adam welcomes Alan Parsons to the show, and immediately discusses his very early days getting a gig at Abby Road at the age of 19. They share their love for The Hollies, and Adam hears what it was like to listen to Sgt. Pepper before it was released. They also talk about the famous Beatles Rooftop concert, and the guys discuss the history of Let It Be.

Alan then talks about his latest project, a 3-DVD set that tells you step by step how to record an album. Alan explains that he wanted to give back to the industry, and talks with Adam about some of the ways editing is different now than it was then. They also discuss some of the contemporary artists that Alan listens to, and the people he would like to work with.

The guys also take some calls, discussing the history of Dark Side of the Moon, and some of the covers that have been released since then. They also talk about life in Santa Barbara compared to life in London, and Alan talks about growing up and listening to music with his dad.

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1:42.9	This is the Adam Carolla show today adam sits down one on one
1:47.9	with music and recording legend alan parsons and now a man who the eye in the sky just caught beating off
1:56.1	adam carola yeah good times get it on got to get on. No choice but to get it on. Mandate. Get it on. The great Alan Parsons is in studio with us. Dawson. Engineer Dawson is beside himself. He's been a huge fan of yours, as everyone is around here. But Dawson especially being a music aficionado,
2:18.5	but more almost from a mechanical standpoint or an engineering standpoint.
2:23.7	Alan, I must say, I've always known about the Alan Parsons Project and many or other projects
2:28.9	and careers outside of the Allen Parsons Project.
2:32.4	But I didn't know a whole lot about the real early stuff,
2:35.1	like the Abbey Road stuff.
2:37.4	And I didn't know, for instance, the Alan Stewart, I should say the Al Stewart.
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