Name: Bad Penny Blues: Joe Meek - The Early Years
Brand: Joe Meek

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gvc2026

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Limited edition

Release date

2009-10-12

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Joe Meek

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Classic

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Joe Meek was an English record producer, recording engineer, and songwriter. He is best known for his work with *The Tornados*, including their hit song "Telstar" in 1962. Born on April 5, 1929 in Newent, Gloucestershire, Meek tragically died by murder-suicide in London on February 3, 1967. He is widely regarded as the UK's first independent pop record producer and was a co-owner of R.G.M. Sound.

Meek's unique sound and innovative production techniques set him apart from his contemporaries. His contributions to the music industry have influenced countless artists and producers over the years. Some similar artists who share Meek's experimental approach include *Joe Meek & the Blue Men*, *Bruce Haack*, *Glenda Collins*, and *Silver Apples*.

Despite his untimely demise, Joe Meek's legacy lives on through his groundbreaking work in music production. His impact on the industry continues to be felt today.

back in the 50s, before he successfully struck out on his own to establish himself as the uk' s first wholly independent record producer, joe meek had served a remarkable apprenticeship during the course of which he engineered, co-produced and/or produced countless sessions for many of the uk' s established record companies. joe carved out a highly impressive reputation during this period, working on dozens of hit records - including five uk no.1s - and in addition to his many and various pop, skiffle and r&amp;r sessions, he also worked on copious jazz, folk, blues, calypso and even light orchestral recordings.

Bad Penny Blues: Joe Meek - The Early Years

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