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Robert Fine
real name Clarence Robert Fine
Robert Fine is credited on 826 releases across 440 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1950–2025 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
826
Credits
440
Albums
8
Decades active
66
In collections
Biography
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American recording engineer
Born February 28, 1922, New York, NY
Died December 1, 1982, Boston, MA
An inventor and consultant in sound recording for films and television, he is best remembered for his recordings with his wife Wilma Cozart Fine. Their son is audio engineer.
He won several awards for his contributions to the recording industry. Founder of in New York, and was involved in the development of stereo recording techniques and long-play records.
Fine also worked at for Hazard E. Reeves. Bob Fine would leave (RSS) in the early 1950s to build his own sound studio Fine Sound, which was purchased and then closed by Loews/MGM. In 1958, Bob Fine opened Fine Recording Studios on 57th Street.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
826 releases · 440 albums · active 1950–2025
- Engineering · 745
- Other credits · 313
- Performance · 11
- Production · 9
- Mastering · 8
Studios: Watford Town Hall · Eastman Theatre, Rochester, New York · Fine Recording Studios · Northrop Memorial Auditorium
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Persuasive Percussion Volume 3
1960

Broadway Basie's...Way
1966

Big Band Bossa Nova
1962

Provocative Percussion Volume 2
1960

Electrodynamics
1963

Provocative Percussion (Vol. 4)
1962

Pictures At An Exhibition
1961

Stereo 35/MM
1961

Provocative Piano
1960

The Birth Of A Band
1959
The Great Wide World Of Quincy Jones
1959

Chantilly Lace
1959

No Count Sarah
1959

Film On Film • Great Movie Themes
1967

One Of Those Songs
1966

Impressions Of Duke Ellington
1962

Great Themes From Hit Films
1962

Spanish Guitar
1962

Far Away Places
1961

Provocative Percussion Vol. 3
1961

Pertinent Percussion Cha Cha's
1960

Voodoo!
1959

Callas Is Medea
1973

Plugged In Pop
1969
Frequent collaborators
- Brahms
- Frederick Fennell
- Antal Dorati
- Tchaikovsky
- Mozart
- Wagner
- Liszt
- Enoch Light And The Light Brigade
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