George Massenburg
CREDITS
Individually or collaboratively, he has participated in over two hundred record albums during the past 30 years.
George Massenburg’s engineering and producing credits include Billy Joel, Kenny Loggins, Journey, Madeleine Peyroux, James Taylor, Randy Newman, Lyle Lovett, Aaron Neville, Little Feat, Michael Ruff, Toto, The Dixie Chicks, Mary Chapin Carpenter, and Linda Ronstadt, among others.
Massenburg has been nominated many times for the non-classical engineering Grammy (including a nomination in 2001 for the Mary Chapin Carpenter’s “Time*Sex*Love”), Record of the Year, and has won Grammys as producer for Linda Ronstadt’s 1996 “Dedicated to the One I Love” and another for Best Engineered Non-Classical Record in 1990, for Linda Ronstadt’s, “Cry Like A Rainstorm, Howl Like the Wind”.
In 1998 George received the Grammy for Technical Achievement, one of only four such awards presented in the history of NARAS. He also won the Academy of Country Music award for Record of the Year in 1988 for “The Trio”. In 1989 he received the Mix Magazine TEC Awards for Producer and Engineer of the Year for Little Feat, as well as Engineer of the Year Award for Linda Ronstadt in 1991, and 1992 for Lyle Lovett.
George currently resides in Williamson County, Tennessee.
CREDITS
Individually or collaboratively, he has participated in over two hundred record albums during the past 30 years.
George Massenburg’s engineering and producing credits include Billy Joel, Kenny Loggins, Journey, Madeleine Peyroux, James Taylor, Randy Newman, Lyle Lovett, Aaron Neville, Little Feat, Michael Ruff, Toto, The Dixie Chicks, Mary Chapin Carpenter, and Linda Ronstadt, among others.
Massenburg has been nominated many times for the non-classical engineering Grammy (including a nomination in 2001 for the Mary Chapin Carpenter’s “Time*Sex*Love”), Record of the Year, and has won Grammys as producer for Linda Ronstadt’s 1996 “Dedicated to the One I Love” and another for Best Engineered Non-Classical Record in 1990, for Linda Ronstadt’s, “Cry Like A Rainstorm, Howl Like the Wind”.
In 1998 George received the Grammy for Technical Achievement, one of only four such awards presented in the history of NARAS. He also won the Academy of Country Music award for Record of the Year in 1988 for “The Trio”. In 1989 he received the Mix Magazine TEC Awards for Producer and Engineer of the Year for Little Feat, as well as Engineer of the Year Award for Linda Ronstadt in 1991, and 1992 for Lyle Lovett.
George currently resides in Williamson County, Tennessee.
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