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Genres. Rock. Occupation (s) Audio engineer. Dan Healy is an audio engineer who often worked with the American rock band the Grateful Dead. [1] [2] He succeeded Alembic and Owsley "Bear" Stanley as the group's chief sound man after the Wall Of Sound in 1974 and subsequent band hiatus through 1975.
Dan Healy (geb. vor 1966) ist ein US-amerikanischer Toningenieur und Musiker, der vor allem für seine Arbeit bei der Band Grateful Dead bekannt wurde. Im Juni 1966 traf Healy durch John Cipollina in Haight-Ashbury erstmals die Band Grateful Dead. Ein Jahr später trat er der Band neben Owsley Stanley als fester Toningenieur bei.
As the Grateful Dead's sound man, Dan Healy has been checking levels, and mixing microphones for over 20 years. In Part 1 of the DTV interview, Dan shares t...
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The Charlatans has been reissued on CD three times to date. Firstly, in 1992 by Eva Records as an unofficial (or bootleg) CD, where it was coupled with another unofficial Charlatans' album, a compilation of unreleased recordings titled Alabama Bound. The second reissue was on One Way Records in 1995 and included two bonus tracks, "The Shadow ...
3. Feb. 2020 · Courtesy of Dan Healy – Sound Innovator. As the Grateful Dead’s sound engineer for the bulk of its three-decade career, Dan Healy pioneered new audio frontiers with the relentlessly...
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4. Feb. 2020 · The longtime sound engineer for the Dead from 1967-1994, Healy could be considered one of the unofficial members of the famous rock band thanks to his contributions to their performance...
A day ahead of the concert, the band's audio engineer Dan Healy hired a powerful sound system from McCune Sound Services to augment the house sound. Outside of GAMH, Wally Heider parked his remote recording truck, and prepared 16-track professional tape recorders to capture the music.
