Jack Clegg

[Engineer] Jack Clegg (born John Philip Clegg) joined in 1963 having previously worked at Decca for three years and initially at the International Broadcasting Company (IBC) studios with Eric Tomlinson, Joe Meek and Keith Grant. It was Clegg who recorded one of the most revered audiophile soundtrack albums: Casino Royale for Burt Bacharach in 1967. By mid-1970 Clegg departed CTS to work at George Martin's newly opened .