Production · Performance
Sandy Roberton
real name Alexander William Roberton
Sandy Roberton is credited on 631 releases across 166 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1965–2026 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
631
Credits
166
Albums
7
Decades active
53
In collections
Biography
British musician, producer, and music business owner, based in Los Angeles since 1985. Born Edinburgh 7th of July 1942 - Died 25 July 2022
Started as an artist in the duo Rick & Sandy, then as a solo act with Neil Diamond's Solitary Man.
Ran the London Division of Chess, later founding his own Rockburgh Records, label. Co-founded the management/production/publishing companies Roberton-Brown Associates/Roberton Brown Associates Ltd. and World's End Management, which became /Worlds End America Inc after his 1985 move to Los Angeles.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
631 releases · 166 albums · active 1965–2026
- Production · 626
- Performance · 34
- Other credits · 33
- Engineering · 3
Studios: Sound Techniques, London · Morgan Studios · Air Studios · Chipping Norton Recording Studios
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Careless Love
2004

The Heart Is Strange
2022

Original Masters
1977

The Capitol Studios Sessions
2018

Here It Is: A Tribute To Leonard Cohen
2022

Currency Of Man
2015

Bring Your Own Stereo
1999

Stealin' Home
1978

Galleons Of Passion
1977

In Search Of Amelia Earhart
1972

Summer Solstice
1971

Circus Money
2008

Rio
2008

Harold McNair
1972

Home Grown / Keep My Children Warm
1971

Hark! The Village Wait
1970

Flute & Nut
1970

The Fence
1970

Did You Give The World Some Love Today, Baby
1970

The Soul Of Many Places - The Elektra Years, 1972-1974
1993

No Roses
1971

Hard Meat
1970
Frequent collaborators
- Ian Matthews
- Steeleye Span
- Various
- Andy Roberts (3)
- Hard Meat
- Harold McNair
- Marc Ellington
- Shelagh McDonald
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