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Akili Walker, Clip 2: Introduction to Studio Engineering

Collection: Queens Memory Collection at the Archives at Queens Library: Akili Walker
Date: Time Period: 1970s; 2016-04-12; Interview recorded: April 12, 2016 Material: Digital audio recording made using a digital recorder and Adobe Soundbooth. Dimension: Total running time: 0:05:47
Creator: Akili Walker interviewed by Frank Gattie Identifier: aql:19860 qmp-aw-clip-000002

Description: Akili Walker knew he wanted to be a studio engineer at the age of nineteen. This revelation occurred when he walked into a jazz club and saw his friends using a mixing board to control sounds. He learned how to manipulate and create new sounds by hanging out with his peers in the jazz club. He was then asked to go on a tour with the musician Lonnie Liston.

Collection : aql:20455; aql:19950

Creator : Akili Walker interviewed by Frank Gattie

Date : Time Period: 1970s; 2016-04-12; Interview recorded: April 12, 2016

Summary/Description : Akili Walker knew he wanted to be a studio engineer at the age of nineteen. This revelation occurred when he walked into a jazz club and saw his friends using a mixing board to control sounds. He learned how to manipulate and create new sounds by hanging out with his peers in the jazz club. He was then asked to go on a tour with the musician Lonnie Liston.

Subject : Hip-hop; Music trade; Liston, Lonnie

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Coverage : Locations discussed: Brooklyn, Queens, NY Jamaica (New York, N.Y.) Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.) Queens (New York, N.Y.)

Type : Oral history

Format : Digital audio recording made using a digital recorder and Adobe Soundbooth.; Total running time: 0:05:47

Identifier : aql:19860 qmp-aw-clip-000002

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Hip-hop; Music trade; Liston, Lonnie

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