Chuck Britz

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Chuck Britz was a record engineer. He most famously worked with Brian Wilson and The Beach Boys on numerous albums between the years 1962 and 1967. He began his career in the recording industry in 1952, recording big bands for the Armed Forces Networks and the Salvation Army Band. In 1960, Chuck went to work at Western Recorders and began engineering numerous rock and roll records. Britz died on August 31, 2000 Britz, Chuck full article at wikipedia

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musical album	artist	release type
Let's Live For Today	The Grass Roots	Album
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