Bill Schwartau information

Bill Schwartau
Bill Schwartau
Birth name	William Herman Carlos Schwartau
Born	June 22, 1926; New York City
Died	October 31, 1985 (aged 59); New York City
Occupation(s)	Audio engineer, record producer

William Herman Carlos Schwartau (22 June 1926, in New York City – 31 October 1985, in New York City) was an American recording engineer. He engineered artists such as Ray Charles, Peter, Paul & Mary, Bill Evans, Herbie Mann and Duke Ellington.^[1] Schwartau was a mentor to engineer Phil Ramone, who called Schwartau "one of the unsung heroes of our industry".^[2] Schwartau worked for NBC, Decca, Coastal Recording Studio (which dissolved in 1959),^[3] and Music Makers.^[4]

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