Little Mountain Sound Studios

Canadian music recording facility located in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Also credited as:
[b]- Mountain Sound
- Little Mt. Sound
- Little Mountain Sound
- Little Mountain Studios
- Little Mountain Sound Studio
- Little Mountain Sound Studios Ltd.
- Little Mountain Sound Studios, Ltd.
- The Little Mountain Sound Co.
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It was started in 1972 as a 50/50 partnership between Western Broadcasting (CKNW radio) and [l=Griffiths Gibson Productions (1976) Ltd.] (GGP). [a=Geoff Turner (3)] was hired to design, build and managed the studio. There were two large recording studios, and several small recording and production spaces. In 1976 Turner left to start [l=Pinewood Studios, Vancouver, BC].
After Turner's departure, Bob Brooks was hired to manage Little Mountain. In 1982 he bought the studio and owned it till another sale in 1992.
[a=Bob Rock] worked there since the late 70s till middle of the 90s.
[a=Dave Slagter] was an engineer there until the mid-1980s and was Chief Engineer from 1976 to 1978.
[a=Roger Monk] succeeded Slagter as Chief Engineer in 1978 and remained Chief Engineer until he left in 1990 to start his own studio.
Other known engineers: [a=Allon Brooks], [a=Mike Fraser], [a=Chris Taylor (10)].