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Alan Parsons Project- Tales of Mystery and Imagination @50

In Spring 1976 when Tales of Mystery and Imagination was released by the unknown Alan Parsons Project, just working behind the scenes as a recording engineer with such world-changers as the Beatles   and progressive rock titans Pink Floyd   could actually land you a recording contract yourself. “Basically he signed a blank tape,” Alan Parsons chuckles in my classic rock interview, recalling  20th Century Records President Russ Regan green-lighting a concept album based on the books of Edgar Alan Poe, composed by the young Abbey Road studio hound Parsons and songwriter the late Eric Woolfson as The Alan Parsons Project.

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Alan Parsons is my honored guest In the Studio on the golden anniversary of his debut as a recording artist unto himself, Tales of Mystery and Imagination. -Redbeard

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