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Alan Albert Shacklock (born 20 June 1950 [1] is an English musician, composer, arranger and recording producer, who lives and works in Nashville, Tennessee. His 1972 song " The Mexican " as performed by Babe Ruth is considered influential in the early development of b-boying and hip-hop culture.
BRITISH BY BIRTH. Alan's celebrated musical career has achieved international acclaim for his work in Classical, Rock, Contemporary Christian and Film genres. His creative genius is multifaceted, having produced, performed, composed and arranged orchestral pieces for over 50 major release albums, while working with some of the world's most ...
Engaging the next generation, Alan Shacklock is a professor and teaches courses in both Audio Technology and Music Business Programs at the highly respected Belmont University in Nashville, TN USA, just off famed Music Row.
Guitarist, songwriter, arranger and producer Alan Shacklock had massive hits with his Art/Prog Rock band BABE RUTH in the 1970s, with singer Jennie Haan. He wen...
Belmont University, CEMB- AET-Lecturer and CEMB hiring committee. REAL-TV (advisory board director). British by birth with over 50 years in the music industry, Shacklock has worked successfully as a record producer, recording engineer, arranger, songwriter, artist and educator.
James Attlee met up with hitmaking record producer ALAN SHACKLOCK to talk about his rock'n'roll origins and Christian faith.
James Attlee talked to top producer ALAN SHACKLOCK about everything from studio battles with Meatloaf to the questionable ethics of chart hyping by zealous evangelicals. Alan Shacklock. The wall in front of EMl's Abbey Road studio bears witness to the fact that to many people, the place remains a kind of shrine.