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Andy Mackay
real name Andrew Edwin Mackay
Lostwithiel, United Kingdom
Andy Mackay is credited on 2,476 releases across 236 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1972–2026 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
2,476
Credits
236
Albums
6
Decades active
916
In collections
Biography
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English saxophonist, oboe player, widely-respected film and television composer, and founding member of Roxy Music, was born July 23, 1946 in Lostwithiel, Cornwall but grew up in Pimlico in central London.
At college Andy became deeply involved with avant-garde and electronic music, particularly the work of John Cage, Morton Feldman and Karl Heinz Stockhausen. It was at this time that he met Brian Eno, an art student at nearby Winchester College of Art. A well known career in Roxy Music ensued.
Early in 1992, following the sudden death of his wife, Andy suspended most musical activity to bring up his children, but resumed musical activities in 1993.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
2,476 releases · 236 albums · active 1972–2026
- Performance · 4,286
- Other credits · 243
- Production · 100
- Engineering · 2
Studios: Air Studios · Command Studios · Apollo Theatre, Glasgow · Basing Street Studios
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Avalon
1982

Tug Of War
1982

Please
1986

Here Come The Warm Jets
1974

Roxy Music
1972

Country Life
1974

For Your Pleasure
1973

Pipes Of Peace
1983

Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)
1974

Stranded
1973

Flesh + Blood
1980

Siren
1975

Manifesto
1979

Island Life
1985

Disco
1986

Pacific Breeze: Japanese City Pop, AOR And Boogie 1976-1986
2019

The Best Of Roxy Music
2001

So Red The Rose
1985

Viva! Roxy Music (The Live Roxy Music Album)
1976

Mott
1973

Warm Leatherette
1980

Street Life - 20 Great Hits
1986

Greatest Hits
1977

Precious
2005
Frequent collaborators
- Roxy Music
- Various
- Grace Jones
- Bryan Ferry
- Phil Manzanera
- Pet Shop Boys
- The Explorers (2)
- Eno
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