

Larry Gold
Aug 12, 2020
Larry Gold, an iconic musical treasure of Philadelphia with a career spanning almost 50 years, discusses topics such as his work with iconic music movements, adding strings and arrangements to famous songs, his studio's connection with the Philly sound, and memories of working with salt and pepper at Studio Four. They also talk about the challenges of recording and doubling tracks, the differences between violin and viola, and the process of mixing records.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Introductions and Playful Banter
02:10 • 14min
Early Musical Aspirations and Education
15:40 • 6min
Recording Strings and the Challenges of Doubling Tracks
21:22 • 13min
Investment in Mixing and Sponsor Ads
34:43 • 3min
The Sound of Philadelphia and the Creation Process
38:02 • 16min
Memories of Studio Four
53:55 • 10min
Musicians at the Studio and Annoying Vince Montana
01:04:15 • 4min
The Resurgence of the Philly Sound
01:07:55 • 17min
Discussion about 'Donatello,' 'Love of My Life,' and Claire Fisher's arrangements
01:24:45 • 2min
Mixing Songs and Emotions
01:26:21 • 3min