List of record producers

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A

• Mirwais Ahmadzai[?]
• Richard B. Allen[?]
• Chet Atkins, noted guitarist and creator of smooth "countrypolitan" form of country music.
• Reed Arvin

B

• Roy Thomas Baker[?]
• Joey Beltram
• Sonny Bono, worked with Phil Spector, produced Sonny and Cher records
• Joe Boyd[?] produced Fairport Convention et al
• Perry Bradford[?]
• Gerry Bron[?]
• T-Bone Burnett, producer for Elvis Costello, Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, The Wallflowers[?], Counting Crows, Marshall Crenshaw[?], Sam Phillips, Los Lobos, Bruce Cockburn, Gillian Welch[?], and the soundtrack for the Coen Brothers film, O Brother, Where Art Thou?.
• George H. Buck[?]
• John Burgess[?]
• Richard James Burgess[?]

C

• John Cale
• Leonard Chess, producer of "Maybellene", many other rock and roll and blues classics, founder of Chess Records.
• Clive Chin
• Tony Clarke[?]
• Bob Clearmountain[?]
• Stuart Colman[?]

D

• Def Jef
• Derri Daugherty
• Willie Dixon, bass player and major producer with Chess Records.
• Coxsone Dodd
• Tom Dowd[?]
• Gus Dudgeon[?]

E

• Brian Eno
• Ahmet Ertegun[?]
• Nesuhi Ertegun[?]
• Gene Eugene

F

• Flood

G

• Milt Gabler[?], producer of "Rock Around the Clock"
• Nigel Godrich[?], producer for all of Radiohead's material, and some of Beck's.

H

• John Hammond[?], one of the first, with a career that spanned decades, recorded and produced Leadbelly, Benny Goodman, Count Basie, Billie Holiday, Robert Johnson, Bessie Smith, Bob Dylan, Aretha Franklin, Pete Seeger, and Bruce Springsteen.
• Martin Hannett
• Dave Hassinger[?]
• Mark Heard
• Buddy Holly, one of the first recording artists to control his own production
• Trevor Horn

I

• Jimmy Iovine[?]

J

• Glyn Johns
• John Paul Jones, producer for The Mission, REM, Heart, Butthole Surfers, Diamanda Galas, Elephant Ride, Affinity, and Billy Nicholls.
• Richard M. Jones
• Quincy Jones

K

• Eddie Kramer[?]

L

• Robert Lange
• Nick Launey[?]
• Leftfield
• Steve Lillywhite[?], producer for U2, Dave Matthews Band, XTC, Morrissey and others.

M

• Sir George Martin, producer of the Beatles and recordings of the Goon Show. His Goon Show work was what made the Beatles want him.
• Cosimo Matassa[?]
• Joe Meek
• Terry Melcher[?], son of Doris Day, produced many acts on Columbia Records, associated with the Beach Boys, auditioned Charles Manson but turned him down.
• Lester Melrose, pioneer blues A & R man
• Giorgio Moroder

N

• Gil Norton[?]

O

• Paul Oakenfold
• William Orbit

P

• P. Diddy
• Hugh Padgham[?]
• Jimmy Page, producer for Led Zeppelin, The Firm, Royd & Cliff, Nico, Screaming Lord Sutch, John Mayall, Fleur De Lys, and The Outsiders.
• Les Paul, guitarist and technical innovator in both music and recording, created many common techniques, multi-tracking.
• Prince Paul
• Ralph Peer, pioneer producer, discovered and recorded the Carter Family and Jimmie Rodgers, the singing brakeman
• Al Perkins
• Lee Scratch Perry, Producer for Bob Marley, and influentail in the beginnigs of Dub (music)
• Sam Phillips
• Prince

Q

R

• Duke Reid
• Nile Rodgers
• Dan Rothchild[?], producer for Better Than Ezra's Deluxe, Fiona Apple's Tidal
• Rick Rubin[?], producer for LL Cool J, System of a Down, Slayer, Danzig and The Black Crowes.
• Michael Roe
• William Russell[?]
• RZA

S

• Stock, Aitken and Waterman[?]
• Mike Stone
• Sly Stone
• Phil Spector, responsible for the "Wall Of Sound" production style, now mainly associated with girl groups
• Spectre (music)
• DJ Spooky

T

• Terry Scott Taylor
• Ike Turner

U

V

W

• Wagon Christ
• Clarence Williams
• Mayo Williams[?]

X

Y

Z