Engineering recording sessions for what turns out to be one of the biggest albums in Rock history gave Alan Parsons a leg up on a lot of other artists seeking recording contracts of their own.   Parsons did not waste the opportunity, turning out a number of successful albums of his own under the name the Alan Parsons Project in the late 1970's and into the 1980's.  While some questions about his own recordings are bound to come up when Parsons is the guest of honor at the Rock Hall Of Fame Legends series on September 18, he won't be surprised if the majority of questions from those in the audience center around the recording of the iconic 1973 Pink Floyd album and his work as an assistant engineer on the Beatles Abbey Road album.
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