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Bruce Staple
Bruce Staple is credited on 538 releases across 67 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1964–2019 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
538
Credits
67
Albums
6
Decades active
106
In collections
Biography
Engineer from NYC. He started his recording career in 1957 at RCA Studios, New York, where he did recording for Laurie Records.
Later on he was asked to run the Allegro Sound Studios, New York, for the label. He developed the studio from a poor demo studio to a contemporary "state of the art" one during the 60s. In this time he worked frequently with Tommy James & The Shondells and Melanie.
Original General Manager of Soundmixers, New York City when it opened in 1977.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
538 releases · 67 albums · active 1964–2019
- Engineering · 529
- Other credits · 43
- Production · 8
- Performance · 5
Studios: Allegro Sound Studios · Harrah's, Lake Tahoe · Wessex Sound Studios · Mister Kelly's
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Gather Me
1971

Candles In The Rain
1971

Wonderfulness
1966

I Started Out As A Child
1964

The Good Book
1972

To Russell, My Brother, Whom I Slept With
1968

Dion
1968

Revenge
1967

200 M.P.H.
1968

I Think We're Alone Now
1967

Why Is There Air?
1965

Crimson And Clover / Sweet Cherry Wine
1972

Crystal Blue Persuasion
1969

Melanie
1969

Cellophane Symphony
1969

The Innocence
1967

Hog Heaven
1971

Tommy James
1970

In Touch
1976

Draggin' The Line / Bits & Pieces
1971

Stop ! I Don't Wanna' Hear It Anymore / Peace Will Come
1970

Snoopy For President / Down Behind The Lines
1968

Every Mothers' Son
1967
Frequent collaborators
- Melanie (2)
- Bill Cosby
- Tommy James
- Tommy James And The Shondells
- The Royal Guardsmen
- Tommy James & The Shondells
- The Shirelles
- Montage (6)
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