Chuck Britz
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Born: November 7, 1927 in Cameron, Oklahoma.
Died: August 21, 2000 in Paradise, California.
Chuck Britz was an American recording engineer who started in the recording business in 1952. Circa 1960, he went to work at [l303551], engineering rock 'n roll records at a time when the big labels had their own studios and the independent labels in Los Angeles were just entering their golden age, recording their acts at studios like [l268900] and Western.
Chuck's domain was Western Studio 3, the home of the vast majority of the Beach Boys hits and where most Pet Sounds was recorded. During 1960s, He also worked there with [a254862], [a189718] and [a70829] on numerous albums.
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The Beach Boys
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Brian Wilson
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Lyle Ritz
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Carol Kaye
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Jay Migliori
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Hal Blaine
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Jim Horn
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Steve Douglas
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Al De Lory
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Carl Wilson
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Tony Asher (2)
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William Green
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Barney Kessel
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Glen Campbell
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Frank Capp
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Mike Love
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Plas Johnson
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Billy Strange
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Julius Wechter
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Ray Pohlman
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Jerry Cole
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Sidney Sharp
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Larry Knechtel
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Tommy Morgan
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Al Casey (2)
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Roy Caton
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Dennis Wilson (2)
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Ralph Schaeffer
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Leonard Malarsky
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Alan Jardine
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Bill Pitman
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Jim Gordon
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Tibor Zelig
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Arnold Belnick
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Joseph Saxon
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Jesse Ehrlich

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Al de Lory
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Bobby Klein
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Van Dyke Parks
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Bruce Johnston
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Paul Horn
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Don Randi
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Alan Robinson
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Darrel Terwilliger
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Carl Fortina
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Frank Marocco
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William Kurasch
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Terry Sachen
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Leonard Hartman
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Jerome Reisler