If you know what you want, I'll get it for you. If you don't know what you want, I'll do it for you. Todd Rundgren. Few record producers possess the musical facility to back up such a bold promise, but in over forty-plus years behind the glass, Todd Rundgren has willed himself into becoming a not only a rock guitar virtuoso, an accomplished lead vocalist, and a serviceable drummer, vocal arranger and keyboard player, but also a master of perhaps his greatest instrument of all, the recording studio. Throughout his career, Rundgren has ping-ponged between the worlds of producer and recording artist with varying degrees of critical and commercial success. After learning his craft as a songwriter and arranger, with Nazz, Rundgren gained attention for engineering recordings by The Band. His reputation was cemented by a string of noteworthy productions beginning in 1971 with Sparks, and continuing with classic albums for Grand Funk, The New York Dolls, Badfinger, Hall and Oates, Meat Loaf, Patti Smith Group, Psychedelic Furs and XTC. All of this alongside his own solo albums - such as, "Something/Anything", "A Wizard A True Star" and "Hermit Of Mink Hollow" - on which he played and sang virtually everything, and a series of albums by his band, Utopia. Researched and written with the participation and cooperation of Rundgren himself, "Todd Rundgren: Sounds Of The Studio" is a fascinating and authoritative trip through the land of flickering red lights inhabited by a studio wizard - and true star - who has rarely enjoyed a proper victory lap along the many trails that he has blazed. It draws upon exclusive new interviews with Robbie Robertson, Patti Smith, XTC, Sparks, Daryl Hall and John Oates, Meat Loaf, Jim Steinman, Cheap Trick, Grand Funk, The Psychedelic Furs, The Tubes, Steve Hillage, all members of Rundgren's legendary band, Utopia, and many other key Rundgren associates.

About the Author

Paul Myers is the author of the critically acclaimed biography, It Ain't Easy: Long John Baldry and the Birth of the British Blues, which garnered rave reviews in Mojo, Ugly Things and Goldmine and the Canadian national paper, The Globe And Mail. Myers was also nominated for a Gemini Award (the Canadian Emmy) for writing the Bravo TV/ BBC 4 television documentary program Long John Baldry: In The Shadow Of The Blues, based upon his book.

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Oblivion Books is a general used bookstore with both an on-line and physical presence in Seattle?s Seward Park neighborhood. Oblivion Books features a wide-ranging inventory of books, ephemera, DVDs, CDs, LPs, and original artworks. Oblivion Books is owned and operated by Edward Guerriero, an independent used and rare bookseller since 1993. Oblivion Books buys and sell books, DVDs, CDs, LPs, original artworks, and ephemera daily in and around the Seattle area. Oblivion Books purchases small estates or entire collections, and we make prompt house calls. We have been buying book estates and media collections for over 25 years, and we pay above the industry standard for your used and rare items. We are happy to travel outside the Pacific Northwest for especially large and rare book libraries, film, and music collections. Please contact us by email eddieoblivion@gmail.com or by telephone (206-355-8308). Oblivion Books is also a vehicle for the cultural production of books, ephemera, music, and film. Please see www.oblivionbooks.com/productions to peruse and purchase our current and forthcoming projects. Oblivion Archives assembles collections in various cultural domains. Oblivion Archives currently holds archives with a concentration on the printer matter and original documents of the Dada movement, Fluxus and Fluxus related artists, and the Letterist and Situationist International (Internationale Lettriste and Internationale Situationniste).

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