Do NOT confuse with the Abbey Road Studios engineer, producer Tony Clark
British record producer, songwriter who became a member of the undefined production team in 1964 under supervision of Dick Rowe. Born 21 August 1941, died 4 January 2010. Tony Clarke was one of the architects of symphonic "Prog Rock" through his work with the band The Moody Blues. He went on to work on seven of their albums. He also produced The Equals No. 1 hit "Baby Come Back" and worked with a variety of other acts including Clannad and Rick Wakeman. In addition he was immensely proud to to be one of the few white producers to work for undefined, when he was asked to produce Four Tops in 1972. Often associated to the publisher Abbey Road Studios.
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2013
2019
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Universal Music Group
2xCD, Comp
2015
Sony Music
3xCD, Comp
2014
2012
2012
2009
2009
2008
2007
One Step Records
CD, Album
2006
EMI, Virgin
3xCD, Comp
2006
2005
Virgin, Virgin, EMI
3xCD, Comp
2005
2005
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2003
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2001
Hip-O Records
4xCD, Comp, RM
2001
Virgin, EMI
2xCD, Comp
2001
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Universal Music TV
2xCD, Comp, RE, RM, Spe
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International Hostage Release
CD, Comp
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Tamla Motown
7", Single
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RCA
7", EP
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RCA
7", Single
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The Keo Label
7", Single
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Harvest
7", Single, Promo
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Decca
7", Single, Promo
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Deram
7", Single, Promo
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