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From: ed@das.llnl.gov (Edward Suranyi)
Date: Tue, 11 Dec 90 20:57:07 PST
Subject: Item in _Billboard_
The new issue of _Billboard_ has the following item: Ken Townsend, director of EMI's Abbey Road Studios in London, celebrated 40 years in the studio business last month with a surprise party organized by his co-workers. DJ Alan Freeman hosted a "This Is Your Life"-styly show with guest appearances and video messages from the likes of Kate Bush, Cliff Richard, the Shadows, Nigel Kennedy, and Herbie Flowers. During the '60s, Townsend worked with Beatles producer George Martin and helped create some of the sound effects the Fab Four required. He is currently director of EMI's recording facilities and retains an active role within the APRS, of which he was formerly chairman. Anybody know what APRS stands for? Ed ed@das.llnl.gov