The Alan Parsons Project

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Active:
1975 - 1987, for 12 years.
Snapshot:
A Group with 47 releases. 12 members.

Biography

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British prog-rock group Alan Parsons Project formed in London in the mid 70's by Englishman Alan Parsons and Scotsman Eric Woolfson. As the Alan Parsons Project they released their first album in 1976, Tales of Mystery and Imagination and although its experimental sound kept it from lighting up the charts, critically it was generally well received. No doubt Alan Parsons Project are best known for their sixth album Eye in the Sky (1982), which produced their most well known hit "Eye in the Sky" as well as the instrumental "Sirius". In addition to album work the pair wrote and produced many film scores, most notably for Ladyhawke (1985).

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Genres

Progressive Rock, Art Rock, Album-Oriented Rock (AOR), Pop, Rock, Soft Rock. Vote on Genres

Discography

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Members

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Colin Blunstone

Colin Blunstone

founder member
  • guest vocals

David Paton

founder member
  • bass guitar, acoustic guitar
Gary Brooker

Gary Brooker

founder member
  • guest vocals

Ian Bairnson

founder member
  • guitars, bass guitar, keyboard

Jack Harris

founder member
  • guest vocals

John Miles

founder member
  • guest vocals

Laurence Cottle

founder member
  • bass guitar

Richard Cottle

founder member
  • keyboard, saxophone

Stuart Elliott

founder member
  • drums, percussion

Chris Thompson

  • lead singer:
    • 1993-1995
Alan Parsons

Alan Parsons

founder member
  • vocals, keyboard, bass guitar:
    • 1975-1990

Eric Woolfson

founder member
  • keyboard, piano, organ:
    • 1975-1990

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