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Ted Currier
real name Theodore S. Currier
Ted Currier is credited on 547 releases across 125 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1976–2024 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
547
Credits
125
Albums
6
Decades active
57
In collections
Biography
Prior to his career as a producer and remix artist, Ted Currier was a New York City radio jockey, first with WKTU for two years then for two years with WBLS. Thereafter he started to work for EMI/Liberty Records. He also launched the Studio 92 / 92KTU dance parties, based on radio tapes using station's compressors and levels specifics for the mixes.
Ted Currier was the direct inspiration to Shep Pettibone's "Master Mix" tapes.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
547 releases · 125 albums · active 1976–2024
- Production · 561
- Performance · 118
- Engineering · 60
- Other credits · 25
Studios: Unique Recording · The Disc Ltd. · United Sound Systems · Intergalactic Studios
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Computer Games
1982

10 Things I Hate About You (Music From The Motion Picture)
1999

Atomic Dog
1982

Let's Go All The Way
1985

Let's Go All The Way
1985

Fred Schneider & The Shake Society
1984

Now That's What I Call Music 7
1986

Take It While It's Hot
1988

Hooked On You
1986

Now This Is Music 5
1986

Rockin' Radio
1983

Never Let You Go
1988

Romeo Knight
1988

(Goodbye Baby) Victim Of Love
1987

The Best Of George Clinton
1986

My Magic Man
1985

Mr. Magic's Rap Attack
1985

Loopzilla
1982
Frequent collaborators
- Various
- Sweet Sensation
- Tony Terry
- The Boogie Boys
- George Clinton
- Black Britain
- Tom Browne
- Boogie Boys
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