Table:
Year | Artist | Album | Chart Position | Role
1961 | Eddie Harris | “Exodus” (single) | #16 R&B, #36 US | Remastering Engineer
1968 | Eddie Harris | “It’s Crazy” (single) | #88 US | Remastering Engineer
1969 | Eddie Harris & Les McCann | Swiss Movement | #1 Jazz, #2 R&B, #29 US | Remixing & Remastering Engineer
1969 | R.B. Greaves | R.B. Greaves | #24 R&B, #85 US | Mixing Engineer
1971 | Eddie Harris & Les McCann | Second Movement | #1 Jazz, # 41 US | Recording and Remastering Engineer
1971 | Les McCann | Invitation to Openness | #8 Jazz | Remastering Engineer
1971 | Donny Hathaway | Donny Hathaway | #6 R&B, #89 US | Recording Engineer
1972 | Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway | Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway | #3 US, #2 R&B, #10 Jazz | Recording Engineer
1972 | Cream | Live Cream Volume II | #27 US | Remixing Engineer
1972 | Herbie Mann | Hold On, I’m Coming | #7 Jazz | Mixing Engineer
1973 | Bette Midler | Bette Midler | #6 US | Recording Engineer
1973 | Hall & Oates | Abandoned Luncheonette | #33 US | Recording Engineer
1973 | Willie Nelson | Shotgun Willie | #41 US | Recording Engineer
1973 | Les McCann | Layers | #5 Jazz | Remastering Engineer
1973 | The Modern Jazz Quartet | Blues on Bach | #34 Jazz | Recording and Mixing Engineer
1973 | Donny Hathaway | Extension of a Man | #18 R&B, #69 US | Recording Engineer
1973 | Bee Gees | Mr. Natural | #178 US | Recording Engineer
1974 | The Modern Jazz Quartet | The Complete Last Concert | #34 Jazz | Mixing Engineer
1976 | The Rolling Stones | Black and Blue | #1 US | Recording Engineer
1976 | Willie Nelson | The Troublemaker | #1 Country, #60 US | Recording Engineer
1977 | Ben E. King | Benny & Us | #14 R&B, #33 US | Recording Engineer
1979 | Bette Midler | Thighs and Whispers | #65 US | Recording Engineer
1983 | Paul Simon | Hearts and Bones | #35 US | Recording Engineer
1993 | David “Fathead” Newman | Bigger & Better | #10 Jazz, #42 R&B | Remastering Engineer
1998 | Various Artists | Jazz for the Open Road | #1 Jazz | Mastering Engineer
1998 | Various Artists | Jazz for the Quiet Times | #1 Jazz | Mastering Engineer
1999 | Various Artists | Jazz for When You’re Alone | #1 Jazz | Mastering Engineer
1999 | Various Artists | Jazz for a Lazy Day | #4 Jazz | Mastering Engineer
2000 | Various Artists | Jazz for a Rainy Afternoon | #1 Jazz | Mastering Engineer
2000 | Jane Monheit | Never Never Land | #2 Jazz | Mixing & Mastering Engineer
2000 | Various Artists | Jazz for When You’re in Love | #9 Jazz | Mastering Engineer
2001 | Jane Monheit | Come Dream with Me | #1 Jazz | Mixing & Mastering Engineer
2002 | Jane Monheit | In the Sun | #2 Jazz | Recording, Mixing & Mastering Engineer
2003 | Various Artists | Jazz for Those Peaceful Moments | #4 Jazz | Mastering Engineer
2007 | Mocean Worker | Cinco de Mowo! | #16 Electronic | Mastering Engineer

Question: who is the artist listed before ben e. king?
Answer: Willie Nelson

Question: how many roles other than remastering engineer has gene paul had on hit records?
Answer: 3

Question: what is the difference between the number of top ten jazz records that gene paul has engineered and the number of top ten country records that he has engineered?
Answer: 16

Question: how many albums made the charts in 1998?
Answer: 2

Question: what other album did eddie harris &les mccain had besides swiss movement
Answer: Second Movement

Question: what are the total number of times eddie harris is listed as the artist?
Answer: 4

Question: what is the album listed after hold on, i'm coming?
Answer: Bette Midler

Question: what comes before donny hathaway
Answer: Les McCann