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		Shel: If they were I don't remember them.
		Shel: Manfred, I think, is older than I am.
		Shel: I think he was one of the better M.O.R. producers for the time.
	www.retrosellers.com /features122.htm (3522 words)

	Shel Talmy - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		Talmy was soon working primarily as an independent producer rather than as a label employee, and was keen to get in on the "Beat Boom," as it was called in Britain, with guitar-oriented groups.
		Talmy did not produce any Who records after 1965, in spite of his fairly spectacular initial track record with the band, owing to a dispute between him and the group's managers that was eventually settled with an agreement that gave him a percentage of the Who's record royalties for years to come.
		For his part, Talmy has said that he doesn't remember serious problems with the band members, and feels that disputes between him and the artists' managers were the cause of most of the tensions, particularly when his association with the Who ended (and the Who's managers took over as the group's producers).
	store.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,499828,00.html (1363 words)

	Making Time- The Who- My Generation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		However, a rift developed between the band and Talmy, possibly due to the level of control that the producer seemed to be exerting and the lack of original material in the tracks being recorded.
		Shel Talmy's reaction was to take the Who to court as he had a contractual right to record the band that extended as far as a four-year option on future recordings.
		Talmy still owned the My Generation recordings and this prevented their release in the UK although there was a release of the album by Virgin some years back.
	www.makingtime.co.uk /cdrev102002.html (1400 words)

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	Shel Talmy: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Talmy's other credits with '60s acts are extensive, ranging from cult band the Creation [+] and early singles by David Bowie [+] to folk-rock with the Pentangle and pop with the Bachelors [+] and Chad and Jeremy.
		Talmy did not produce any Who [+] records after 1965, in spite of his fairly spectacular initial track record with the band, owing to a dispute between him and the group's managers that was eventually settled with an agreement that gave him a percentage of the Who [+]'s record royalties for years to come.
		For his part, Talmy has said that he doesn't remember serious problems with the band members, and feels that disputes between him and the artists' managers were the cause of most of the tensions, particularly when his association with the Who [+] ended (and the Who [+]'s managers took over as the group's producers).
	music.com /person/shel_talmy/1 (1329 words)

	Shel Talmy b
		Talmy also produced material for the Easybeats, notably the startling Friday On My Mind, as well as releases by Davy Jones (later David Bowie), the Zephyrs and Rockin’ Vickers.
		Talmy continued his commercial success with Manfred Mann and Amen Corner, but by the late '60s switched to the album market with Roy Harper and the Pentangle.
		Talmy also retains the rights to many of his '60s masters, which have become the subject of judicious re-releases.
	www.centrohd.com /biogra/t1/shel_talmy_b.htm (430 words)

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		Talmy's Hollywood-born engineering techniques came together with British talent to make rock history on "You Really Got Me." The Kinks' first huge hit Later covered by Van Halen) was cut in the summer of 1963 in Studio 2 at IBC, a converted 18th century London townhouse.
		Talmy's adventurous ideas about recording were perfectly suited to another young London group that was becoming notorious on the local club scene for pushing guitar sounds far beyond all previously recognized limits.
		Talmy remembers that the amp was isolated in one corner of the studio with ~ microphones on the cabinet: "I had the amp off in a corner.
	www.thewho.net:16080 /articles/townshen/talmy.htm (1483 words)

	The Kinks - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Eventually, a demo tape reached Shel Talmy, an American record producer under contract to Pye Records.
		Talmy helped the group land a contract with Pye in 1964.
		Despite the Kinks' tremendous musical growth and artistic success in the studio, their chart performance in the UK and Europe began to stagnate as the tastes of the pop world rapidly changed in late 1967 and into 1968.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Kinks (5027 words)

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		Thanks to an agreement with The Who's original producer, Shel Talmy, MCA Records has acquired the never before remixed three-track tapes of 24 of the band's earliest recordings, which will finally allow the songs to be mixed to stereo more than 35 years after their initial mono release.
		Talmy, an independent producer who brought The Who to MCA's predecessor label, Decca Records, delivered the monaural mixes in 1965, but the songs were not issued in true stereo at the time, in fact, most were issued in faux stereo.
		Talmy, had this to say about The Who "The first time I saw The Who, they were rehearsing at a church hall and I loved what I heard from the word go.
	www.50connect.co.uk /50c/articlepages/entertainment_index.asp?sc=music&aID=3546 (384 words)

	CREEM ONLINE: The Who — My Generation Deluxe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Shel Talmy was an ambitious, young American producer, just coming off a worldwide hit with the Kinks’;, "You Really Got Me", when he signed the Who to a record contract.
		Talmy’s style was to completely saturate the tape, place drums and guitar up front in the mix, and cut the disc as hot as he could possibly get away with.
		Shel Talmy held the multi-track and mix masters in a safe place for 37 years.
	www.creemmagazine.com /BeatGoesOn/Who/MyGeneration001.html (1000 words)

	THE WHO: My Generation - Deluxe Edition (MCA) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Who's back catalog has been reissued several times over the last few years, but the one album that was always missing (at least with acceptable sound quality anyway) has been the band's debut--My Generation.
		The main problem was The Who's then-producer, Shel Talmy, didn't want to release the master tapes.
		Taking the opposite approach is the acapella version of "Anytime You Want Me." Hardcore fans will no doubt be upset that they didn't release everything that Talmy had (there were close to 2 ½ hours of material in the vaults), but the tracks that are included here are sure to please.
	www.thenightowl.com /reviews/whomgde.htm (290 words)

	StarPolish Artist Advice: The Best, Most Comprehensive Artist and Musician Career Advice
		But perhaps the biggest lottery win of all landed in the lap of American producer Shel Talmy who in the early sixties was residing in London and producing many of the bands that followed in the wake of The Beatles.
		The Who's management soon realized how little they were earning and persuaded Talmy to increase their royalty to 4%, but this was probably still far less than Talmy was getting.
		Talmy sued, and in an out-of-court settlement was granted a 5% royalty on all The Who's records and singles for the next six years, up to and including Who's Next in 1971, all their best-selling work.
	www.starpolish.com /advice/article.asp?id=15&segment=6 (694 words)

	ICE Magazine \| archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		For that album, consumers have had to be content with a low-budget first-generation compact disc produced by MCA Records in the ’80s, with sub-par sound and bare-bones, generic graphics.
		Although Decca and then MCA could release and re-release the 24 songs all they wanted, they only had the original mono mixes that Talmy delivered to them, and the "fake stereo" that was innocently cobbled together in the ’60s (not by Talmy), which is now heavily frowned upon.
		Talmy’s multi-track master tapes could easily be mixed to stereo at any time… if the incentive was there.
	www.icemagazine.com /stories/178/who.asp (733 words)

	THE WHO - MY GENERATION DELUXE - Musicdirect
		Shel Talmy delivered the monaural mixes for the album and related singles in 1964/’65 and from his last early 1966 session with the group.
		But the songs were never mixed to stereo (some were released later in faux stereo), and producer Talmy retained possession of the legendary tapes.
		Now, more than 35 years later, with various disputes finally resolved, one of the greatest albums in rock--with its anthemic landmarks “My Generation” and “The Kids Are Alright”--is set to be heard like it has never been heard before.
	www.amusicdirect.com /products/detail.asp?sku=CMCA1129276-2 (307 words)

	Fort Worth Weekly Online -- fwweekly.com \| Music \| The Who
		Last year, Talmy was even offering them to the highest bidder on the internet.
		Anyway, MCA and The Who dug deep in their pockets and coughed up enough dough to get Talmy to turn them over, paving the way for this first-ever release of an epochal album in stereo, re-mastered, with beaucoup bonus tracks and spiffy packaging for suckers like me, who've already bought it in innumerable other forms.
		There once was a time when a pill-gobbling, brown-ale-besotted West London teenager, infatuated with the showmanship of big band drummers and the pop utopianism of the Beach Boys, had the unmitigated audacity to play rock 'n' roll drums like a lead instrument.
	www.fwweekly.com /issues/2002-09-19/listenup2.html (296 words)

	Spectropop Group Discussion Archives: Digest Number 76 - 22 Dec 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		OK, so we've got Shel Talmy going to England, and with Joe Meek failing to get chart hits in his later days, independent US producers are suddenly all the rage in Britain.
		Talmy also had his own distinctive sound, like Meek or Spector (and a great sound it was).
		Groups putting Talmy down later -- imho that would be about things like sour grapes over financial deals, lawsuits, etc. Production-wise, they have a hell of a lot to thank him for.
	www.creativepitch.com /archive/digest/m544.html (2153 words)

	Shel Talmy MP3 Downloads - Shel Talmy Music Downloads - Shel Talmy Music Videos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		For his work on the early Kinks and Who records alone, producer Shel Talmy was an important figure in the British Invasion, cutting sessions that had a harder and more distorted guitar sound than anything else that had been heard before the mid-'60s.
		This is a reason why The Who Sing My Generation, as well as songs that appeared on their 1965 singles, have yet to appear on compact discs that have been remastered from the best possible original source tapes.
		He also made some fine, raucous singles with obscure groups like the First Gear, the Untamed, the Rockin' Vicars, and the Zephyrs, which would not reach an international audience (and then a very small, specialized one) until these sides were included on various collector-oriented reissues of obscure British Invasion music in the '80s and '90s.
	www.mp3.com /Shel-Talmy/artists/107913/biography.html (1273 words)

	BILLBOARD
		Two dozen recordings the Who made in 1965 with producer Shel Talmy will soon be available in true stereo for the first time.
		Talmy was an independent producer who delivered the monaural mixes of the songs to MCA's predecessor label, Decca Records, and most of the songs were issued in faux stereo.
		Trained as a recording engineer in Los Angeles, Talmy moved to England in 1962 where he produced the likes of the Kinks, Manfred Mann, the Easybeats, Small Faces, and others, including David Bowie when he was still known as Davy Jones.
	www.billboard.com /bb/icopyright_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1127472 (534 words)

	RPM Records : Various - Planet
		Its importance is two fold, firstly the label was owned and run by legendary producer Shel Talmy and secondly it brought the world a band of great influence, the Creation.
		Talmys name in pop rock history is cemented by having forged some of the best 60's music that is still played today e.g.
		The demise of the label was hastened by Talmy's deal with Phillips which took so much of the profits he was left with virtually nothing with which to keep the label going.
	www.cherryred.co.uk /rpm/artists/variousplanet.htm (313 words)

	MWE3 Features Part 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Shel did this really horrible version of it—not intentionally, just because he thought it should have gone one way, but we didn’t want it to go that way—like with lots of echo and stuff on it.
		RS: Shel Talmy also claims to have created the early Who sound and recently sold the rights to the first Who album for a huge sum.
		But we realized the importance and value of Shel is that extra person with perspective, that’s outside of the band that sometimes you need, ‘maybe do it like that, or what about this?’ So he did fit in as a very important ‘cook’—but it was after.
	www.mwe3.com /archive/feat-davies2.htm (3461 words)

	You Really Got Me by The Kinks Songfacts
		It was produced by Shel Talmy, their manager at the time, and Ray Davies thought it came out clean and sterile, when he wanted it to capture the energy of their live shows.
		Dave Davies girlfriend backed them up, saying it didn't make her want to "drop her knickers." The Kinks' record company had no interest in letting them re-record this, but due to a technicality in their contract, The Kinks were able to withhold the song until they could do it again.
		Talmy thought the first version was good, and also would have been a hit if it was released.
	www.songfacts.com /detail.lasso?id=61 (1371 words)

	Shel Talmy Encyclopedia Article, Definition, History, Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
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	NOW Magazine Online Edition:
		Had Maverick Indie producer Shel Talmy not taken a tip to see a promising new group rehearsing in a Shepherd's Bush church hall, The Who's Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey might now be working at a Cornwall haberdashery instead of playing the ACC Saturday.
		Although The Who had already smashed their way through a pile of guitars and drum kits by the time Talmy witnessed their explosive energy first-hand in late 64, it was the visionary Chicago-raised studio whiz who turned The Who into a serious chart threat -- just as he'd done with the Kinks.
		Since Talmy paid for the sessions and the tape, he has maintained ownership of the My Generation recordings for the past 37 years.
	www.nowtoronto.com /issues/2002-09-26/music_feature4_p.html (813 words)

	4Reference \|\| My Generation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Producer: Shel Talmy ;[1966] Decca DL4664 (mono) / DL 7-4664 (stereo) : Original USA LP release.
		Producer: Shel Talmy ;[19??] MCAD-31330 (ISBN 7673-11330-2):Original CD release (AAD).
		Included is a 14 leaf booklet with the original USA release cover on its front and including articles by Mike Shaw, Shel Talmy, and Andy Neill, a detailed track listing, period photos of the band, facsimiles of period posters and single covers, and extended credits.
	www.4reference.net /encyclopedias/wikipedia/My_Generation.html (643 words)

	Keynsham Online : Shop : Music : My Generation [Deluxe Edition]
		Thirty-five years later, after they had almost ended up auctioned on E-bay, the 3-track masters were re-mixed by Shel Talmy into true stereo for the first time and eventually released in a lavish 2CD set, overflowing with bonus tracks of unreleased out-takes and alternative versions.
		Incidentally, See My Friends and other Kink titles were produced by Shel Talmy on 14 April 1965 at Pye Studios, while the Who were at IBC Studios cutting Anyway Anyhow Anywhere and several tracks for this album with the same producer.
		Shel Talmy has done a fantatstic job of re-mixing the original master tapes.
	www.keynsham.co.uk /shop/ItemDetailB00006GF6Y.html (1733 words)

	CANOE -- JAM! Music - Artists - Who, The: Finally, earliest Who album being re-released
		The Who's early recordings with producer Shel Talmy -- including such classics as "My Generation," "I Can't Explain", and "The Kids Are Alright" -- are finally being readied for re-release, more than 35 years later.
		Billboard reports that Talmy, who has held on to the original three-track master tapes since he parted ways with the band, has finally entered into a deal with MCA to permit a stereo remix of the music, including a deluxe edition of their classic debut album, "The Who Sings My Generation."
		The original releases were faux stereo mixes released by Decca Records, and Talmy's cache of material is said to include previously unreleased outtakes.
	jam.canoe.ca /Music/Artists/W/Who/2001/11/29/751753.html (318 words)

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