
Jimmy Douglass
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Atlantic Rhythm & Blues 1947-1974 (Volume 1 1947-1952)Various, 1985Engineer
Atlantic Rhythm & Blues 1947-1974 (Volume 6 1966-1969)Various, 1985Engineer
Extension Of A ManDonny Hathaway, 1973Backing Vocals, Engineer
Roberta Flack & Donny HathawayRoberta Flack & Donny Hathaway, 1972Engineer, Mixed By
Atlantic Rhythm And Blues 1947-1974 (Volume 5 1962 - 1966)Various, 1985Engineer
Double VisionForeigner, 1978Mixed By
ForeignerForeigner, 1977Engineer, Mixed By
Marquee MoonTelevision, 1977Mixed By
Back To BackThe Brecker Brothers Band, 1976Engineer
Soul SearchingAverage White Band, 1976Engineer
A Funky Thide Of SingsBilly Cobham, 1975Engineer
Small TalkSly & The Family Stone, 1974Engineer
The Band Kept PlayingThe Electric Flag, 1974Mixed By
AWBAverage White Band, 1974Engineer
Young, Gifted And BlackAretha Franklin, 1972Engineer
Everybody’s Talkin’King Curtis, 1972Engineer, Producer
Donny HathawayDonny Hathaway, 1971Engineer About
Studio engineer, producer and owner of who learned from watching the work of Tom Dowd. Well-known for his work with hip-hop producer Timbaland in the recent years, but the work of “Senator Jimmy D” stretches back to the 1970s, when he worked with Otis Redding, Bette Midler, Hall & Oates, The Rolling Stones and more.
Why is the engineer is listed as Senator Jimmy D and the Mixer as Jimmy Douglass on some recordings? “When you’re mixing, you’re often off in the room by yourself but when you’re recording you have be a diplomat – It’s political! So when I’m engineering, I call myself Senator Jimmy D.” -from a 2003 interview with Marsha Vdovin
