Interesting collection of albums. What else has he produced or help produce that could be added to the list?

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What else has he produced or help produce that could be added to the list?

It's listed here: [en.wikipedia.org] .



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Goldfinger-Shirley Bassey
The title track for the classic 1964 Bond film also features a young session player named Jimmy Page strumming along to the riff.

As a huge James Bond fan I have to mention the original motion picture soundtrack album of Live and let die, with the Paul McCartney and Wings title song and the Original score composed by Martin.
It's one of my favorite non-Barry Bond scores.

I only was aware he did produced America....must say a not very impressive list for what he accomplished for the Beatles as a producer

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Apocalypse by The Mahavishnu Orchestra, well the second incarnation of them at least. I happen to like that album.

He also did Blow By Blow by Jeff Beck; again, a jazz fusion album.

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Goldfinger-Shirley Bassey
The title track for the classic 1964 Bond film also features a young session player named Jimmy Page strumming along to the riff.

whow...love or loath the guy, but what a resume.

He produced 'no place to run" of UFO in 1980

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Goldfinger-Shirley Bassey
The title track for the classic 1964 Bond film also features a young session player named Jimmy Page strumming along to the riff.

whow...love or loath the guy, but what a resume.

Except it's not true. The track's producer credit named Bassey's regular producer George Martin, but the session was in fact overseen by John Barry.



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Goldfinger-Shirley Bassey
The title track for the classic 1964 Bond film also features a young session player named Jimmy Page strumming along to the riff.

whow...love or loath the guy, but what a resume.

Except it's not true. The track's producer credit named Bassey's regular producer George Martin, but the session was in fact overseen by John Barry.

Why would this indicate no Jimmy Page involvement, though? He actually stated in the It Might Get Loud film that he contributed guitar to the track and that Bassey 'collapsed' after her vocal-take. I don't doubt Jimmy's contribution, personally.

Nice job on Cheap Trick's All Shook Up album



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I think he produced or was part of production for a couple of mid-70s albums of pop group America.

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Goldfinger-Shirley Bassey
The title track for the classic 1964 Bond film also features a young session player named Jimmy Page strumming along to the riff.

whow...love or loath the guy, but what a resume.

Except it's not true. The track's producer credit named Bassey's regular producer George Martin, but the session was in fact overseen by John Barry.

Why would this indicate no Jimmy Page involvement, though? He actually stated in the It Might Get Loud film that he contributed guitar to the track and that Bassey 'collapsed' after her vocal-take. I don't doubt Jimmy's contribution, personally.

Where did I say it wasn't true about Page? I only questioned the Martin involvement. Because it was mentioned in this topic, I assumed Martin was credited here for producing the Goldfinger song.



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Goldfinger-Shirley Bassey
The title track for the classic 1964 Bond film also features a young session player named Jimmy Page strumming along to the riff.

whow...love or loath the guy, but what a resume.

Except it's not true. The track's producer credit named Bassey's regular producer George Martin, but the session was in fact overseen by John Barry.

Why would this indicate no Jimmy Page involvement, though? He actually stated in the It Might Get Loud film that he contributed guitar to the track and that Bassey 'collapsed' after her vocal-take. I don't doubt Jimmy's contribution, personally.

Where did I say it wasn't true about Page? I only questioned the Martin involvement. Because it was mentioned in this topic, I assumed Martin was credited here for producing the Goldfinger song.

well i did bold the part about jimmy page, so you may have assumed incorrectly.