Sound Techniques Photo Archive

George Harrison at Trident Studio

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July 1968  “Hey Jude Sessions”
Photo Credit:  Tony Bramwell

Paul McCartney and Mary Hopkin sitting in front of Trident’s Sound Techniques Console
Listening to playback of “Those Were The Days” – July 1968
Photo Credit:  Tony Bramwell
Paul McCartney, Trident Studio|
Producing Mary Hopkins’ “Those Were The Days” – July 1968
Photo Credit:  Tony Bramwell
George Martin, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, & George Harrison
The Beatles Trident Studio, July 1968  “Hey Jude Sessions”
Photo Credit:  Tony Bramwell
Rolling Stones at Elektra in 1969
Mick Jagger & Keith Richards at Elektra Studio in 1969 – “Let it Bleed” Sessions.
Photo credit:  Robert Altman
Rolling Stones at Elektra, 1969
Keith Richards & Charlie Watts of the Rolling Stones with Engineer Glyn Johns recording at Elektra Studio in 1969 on a Sound Techniques console. “Let it Bleed” Sessions.
Photo credit:  Robert Altman
Elton John at Trident Studios, 1970
Sir Elton John with the Sound Techniques console in the remix room at Trident Studios – 1970.
Photo credit: Ray Stevenson/REX Shutterstock
The Bee Gees – De Lane Lea Dean Street, 1970
Engineer John Stewart with Robin & Maurice Gibb at the Sound Techniques console at De Lane Lea, Dean Street. Winter 1970, “Two Years On” Sessions.
Photo Credit:  David Stock
The Music Emporium at Sunset Sound, 1968
The Music Emporium with a Sound Techniques console at Sunset Sound, Studio #2, Hollywood 1968.recording at Sunset, Studio #2 on a Sound Techniques console in Winter of 1968.
Photo Credit:  Bill “Casey” Cosby