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Samuel B. Charters
real name Samuel Barclay Charters IV
Samuel B. Charters is credited on 1,641 releases across 313 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1956–2024 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
1,641
Credits
313
Albums
8
Decades active
214
In collections
Biography
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Samuel B. Charters (born August 1, 1929, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA - died March 18, 2015, Årsta, Sweden) was an American producer, music historian, writer, and poet. Both he and his wife, Ann (opens in a new tab) have been widely published on the subjects of blues and jazz. He was the producer for Country Joe And The Fish from 1966 to 1970. Thoroughly disenchanted with American politics during the Vietnam War, he moved with his family to Sweden in 1970. He later divided his time between Sweden and the USA. In 1986, he launched the record label Gazell (opens in a new tab).
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Credited work
1,641 releases · 313 albums · active 1956–2024
- Production · 1,302
- Other credits · 873
- Engineering · 164
- Performance · 132
Studios: Vanguard Studios · Sierra Sound Laboratories · C.I. Recording Studios · Europa Film
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

King Of The Delta Blues Singers
1961

Electric Music For The Mind And Body
1967

In Session
1999

I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-To-Die
1967

Bo Diddley
1958

It's My Life, Baby!
1966

The Great Blues Men
1972

Coming At You
1968

The New Folk Sound Of Terry Callier
1966

Here We Are Again
1969

Together
1968

The Best Of Little Walter
1957

Ocean
1975

Lightnin' Hopkins
1959

Chicago/The Blues/Today!
1984

A Man And The Blues
1968

"Second Poem To Karmela" Or Gypsies Are Important
1968

Requia
1967

Stand Back! Here Comes Charley Musselwhite's South Side Band
1967

Mississippi Blues Vol. 1
1964

Inside
1964

Rock And Roll
1973

The Greatest Songs Of Woody Guthrie
1972

Van Ronk
1972
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