Title: R. Walt Vincent
Content:  Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Late Night with Craig Kilborn as well as concert stages and arenas throughout the United States. Returning to the studio to produce Yorn's follow up release, Day I Forgot, Vincent went on to produce successful albums for a wide variety of artists, including Liz Phair, The Format, SoulKid #1, House of Fools, Kip Boardman, Gush, Crosstide, and Tommy Keene. Vincent's latest production, Prayer Cycle II, the follow-up by Jonathan Elias, again features a number of performers including Sting, Sinéad O'Connor, Jonathan Davies, and Serj Tankian, among others, and was scheduled for release in the fall of 2009. In 
Title: Vintervisor
Content: Emma Härdelin - vocals ; Kjell-Erik Eriksson - fiddle ; Janne Strömstedt - harmonium ; Benny Andersson - accordion ; Triakel - song arrangements, producers ; Gustav Hylén - sound technician, producer ; Bernard Löhr - producer, CD mastering ; Claes Grundsten - photographer ; Gerry Johansson - photographer ; Peder Majiet - photographer ; Bengt Olof Olsson - photographer ; Karl-Roland Schröter - photographer ; Gunnar Smoliansky - photographer ; Rune Söderqvist - graphics design ; Henrik Täppmark - graphics design 
Title: Euphoria (Vinnie Vincent album)
Content: Phil Kenzie - Co-producer, engineer ; Vinnie Vincent - Producer, engineer 
Title: Sex &amp; Violins
Content: Producers – Pat Reiniz, Janne Ericsson, Anders Hansson, Denniz Pop, Max Martin, David Millington, Stefan Sir Een, L. Teijo, Anders Hellquist, and Thomas Hegert ; Engineering assistant – Jacob Schultze 
Title: Powerful People
Content: Producers – Gino Vannelli and Joe Vannelli ; Associate Producer – Herb Alpert ; Engineer – Tommy Vicari ; Assistant Engineer – Larry Forkner ; Mastered by Bernie Grundman ; Art Direction – Roland Young ; Design – Junie Osaki ; Photography – Jim McCrary and John Rideout 
Title: Kind of Blue
Content:  disputed", the recording was "made under the auspices" of Macero. However, it is Townsend's voice heard on the session tapes, who became Davis's producer after the departures of George Avakian and Cal Lampley. Macero did not produce Davis until after Townsend took over West Coast production duties for Columbia Records, when Macero took his place. Macero's first Davis production was his next record, Sketches of Spain. The original LP did not credit a producer. The first release with a producer credit was the 1987 CD, which credited only Macero. However, this was in error; Macero only produced that reissue, not the sessions for the original album. The 1997 MiniDisc reissue credited both Townsend and Macero, but the subsequent 1997, 1999, 2004, 2008, and 2015 reissues all correctly credit only Townsend.
Title: Stan Vincent
Content:  a remake produced by Vincent of "I'm Gonna Make You Mine" recorded by Larry Evoy: Voyage Records had no evident success. Vincent was the business manager for Jack Douglas at the time the latter produced the 1980 John Lennon/Yoko Ono album Double Fantasy: it was at Vincent's house in Montauk that Douglas listened to the demo Lennon had prepared in hopes of recruiting him as producer. Vincent oversaw the negotiations over Lennon and Ono working with Douglas, the negotiations being made with Ono, and also made the arrangements for booking studio time and hiring session personnel: it was Vincent who recommended guitarist Hugh McCracken and keyboardist George Small.
Title: Seasoned Veteran
Content: Richie Rich - vocals, producer, assistant producer, executive producer ; Tina Davis - producer, assistant producer, executive producer, project supervisor ; Kevin "Lipper" Washington - producer, assistant producer, executive producer ; 2Pac - vocals ; Bo-Roc - background vocals ; D'wayne Wiggins - guitar, background vocals ; E-40 - vocals ; Jermaine Dupri - producer, background vocals ; Luniz - vocals ; Simply E - background vocals T-Boz - vocals ; Ali Malik - producer ; DJ Daryl - producer, assistant producer ; Lev Berlak - producer, assistant producer ; Rick Rock - producer ; Joseph "Amp" Fiddler - keyboards, bass ; Dorothy Low - photography ; The Drawing Board - design ; John "Indo" Neilson - engineer, mixing ; Darren "Digital D" Harris - engineer, mixing ; Joseph "Amp" Fiddler - keyboards ; Femi Ojtune - keyboards ; Phil Tan - mixing  
Title: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (album)
Content: Creed Taylor – producer ; Val Valentin – engineer ; Rudy Van Gelder – engineer ; Acy Lehman – design ; Roy De Carava – photography ; Daddio Daylie – liner notes 
Title: Record producer
Content:  After World War II, pioneering A&R managers who transitioned influentially to record production as now understood, while sometimes owning independent labels, include J. Mayo Williams and John Hammond. Upon moving from Columbia Records to Mercury Records, Hammond appointed Mitch Miller to lead Mercury's popular recordings in New York. Miller then produced country-pop crossover hits by Patti Page and by Frankie Laine, moved from Mercury to Columbia, and became a leading A&R man of the 1950s. During the decade, A&R executives increasingly directed songs' sonic signatures, although many still simply teamed singers with musicians, while yet others exercised virtually no creative influence. The term record producer in its current meaning—the creative director of song production—appearing in a 1953 issue of Billboard magazine, became widespread in the 1960s. Still, a formal distinction was elusive for some time more. A&R managers might still be creative directors, like William "Mickey" Stevenson, hired by Berry Gordy, at the Motown record label.

Question: Who was the producer of Vinyl?
Answer: Andy Warhol.
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