Malcolm Cecil
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9 Jan 1937 - 28 March 2021
English bassist and inventor of the unique TONTO synthesizer ("The Original New Timbral Orchestra": the world's first and still the largest multitimbral polyphonic analog synthesizer), born January 9, 1937 in London.
Cecil was a founding member of Tonto's Expanding Head Band and also bass player in an early formation of Blues Incorporated.
Apart from being a synthesizer programmer and performer, Cecil is also a Grammy-winning recording engineer. He has produced for Stevie Wonder, The Isley Brothers, Richie Havens, Minnie Ripperton, Steven Stills, Joan Baez, and many other major recording artists.
Known studios: [l=Record Plant, Los Angeles]
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18 Collabs
Stevie Wonder
10 Collabs
Dean Parks
10 Collabs
David T. Walker
9 Collabs
Robert Margouleff
2 Collabs
The Jackson 5
1 Collabs
The Isley Brothers
1 Collabs
Gloria Barley
1 Collabs
Yvonne Wright
1 Collabs
Jim Gilstrap
1 Collabs
Lani Groves
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Reggie McBride