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Sheldon Kurland
Sheldon Kurland is credited on 881 releases across 286 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1969–2023 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
881
Credits
286
Albums
7
Decades active
453
In collections
Biography
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American violinist and arranger, born June 9, 1928, in Brooklyn, New York, USA; died January 6, 2010, in Nashville, Tennessee, USA (age 81). Known as Shelly Kurland. Father of Peter Kurland and Amy Kurland.
Classically trained in violin at Julliard School. Relocated to Nashville in 1964 to teach at Peabody College. Performed as a session musician in Nashville, for Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, George Jones, Bob Dylan, Neil Young and others. Formed the Shelly Kurland Strings, to organize other string players in Nashville, and was known for "the Nashville Sound." Retired 1980s. Author of An Adult Guide to the Orchestra.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
881 releases · 286 albums · active 1969–2023
- Performance · 862
- Mastering · 57
- Other credits · 34
Studios: Jack Clement Recording Studios · Quadrafonic Sound Studios · Columbia Recording Studios, Nashville · Woodland Studios
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Comes A Time
1978

The Gambler
1978

Self Portrait
1970

Changes In Latitudes, Changes In Attitudes
1977

Greatest Hits
2004

The Silver Tongued Devil And I
1971

Honky Tonk Heroes
1973

Dreaming My Dreams
1975

5
1979

Jesus Was A Capricorn
1972

Ten Years Of Gold
1977

Another Self Portrait (1969-1971)
2013

Don't Stop Believin'
1976

Straight Ahead
1979

Daytime Friends
1977

Straight Shooter
1972

The Oak Ridge Boys Have Arrived
1979

Kenny Rogers
1976

When I Dream
1978

My Farewell To Elvis
1977

Y'All Come Back Saloon
1977

Jesus Wept
1995

We've Got Tonight
1983

Fancy Free
1981
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