Lorber, Alan

Arranger / Producer / Composer - Leading arranger in the early '60s, having made over 2,000 recordings, Lorber was responsible for having generated over 60 million dollars in sales. He created innovations in classical / rock fusion, East / West and jazz / fusion, with the ability to write for most genres. Lorber was the first arranger from New York City to record in Nashville (1963), bringing his New York-style arrangements to Nashville "picking." Later he brought various Nashville rhythm sections to New York to record with his New York musicians. Lorber worked with all of the top New York record producers, top artists and labels of the day. During the late '60s he established the now historic rock phenomenon, the "Boston Sound."