Alan Parsons Project
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By Joel McIver Published
Tales of talent, ambition, precision, expensive wine and laminate-wood hi-fi units lie behind The Alan Parsons Project’s amazing and unlikely success

By Joel McIver Published
A tea-break chat at Abbey Road Studios 50 years ago brought Alan Parsons and Eric Woolfson together – leading to a genre-busting catalogue that’s sold over 50 million units

By David West Published
When their second album arrived alongside Star Wars in 1977, the dream-come-true coincidence changed their career path

By Grant Moon Published
Soord’s inspiration comes from a man who made his name in the studio before releasing a series of acclaimed concept records in his own right

By James McNair Published
The singer, bassist and guitarist explains what it was like to make music with legends – and wonders if he retired too soon

By Fraser Lewry Published
The Alan Parsons Project's instrumental Sirius is one of the most famous pieces of music in sport – but its writers don't get the recognition they deserve

By Martin Kielty Published
She’s spent years looking through late dad Eric Woolfson’s archive, so Joel McIver’s book is full of never-previously-seen material

By Bill DeMain Published
The Alan Parsons Projects’ I Robot is a 70s prog classic

By Classic Rock Magazine Published
Alan Parsons' most commercially successful album bore fruit with the sports anthem Sirius and the hits Eye In The Sky and Old And Wise

By Martin Kielty Published
Punk might have been on the rise but Rush, Genesis, Jon Anderson, Van der Graaf Generator, Kansas, Alan Parsons, Camel and Soft Machine released records that became all-time greats. But which one is your favourite – and why?
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