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Steve Price
Steve Price is credited on 1,137 pressings across 336 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1986–2026 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
1,137
Credits
336
Albums
5
Decades active
629
In collections
Biography
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British recording engineer, producer, orchestrator, and arranger. Born 17 February 1967 in Bushey, Hertfordshire, England - Died 9 September 2017 in London, England.
He worked at CTS Studios, Wembley (1985 - 1992) and at Angel Studios, Islington, London (1993 - 2017). He had long standing collaborations with such producers as Trevor Horn, Guy Chambers and Stephen Lipson, artists including Jamiroquai, Sharleen Spiteri, Jeff Beck and Robbie Williams and film composers including John Barry, George Fenton, Debbie Wiseman, and Anne Dudley.
Son of pianist Ronnie Price.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
1,137 releases · 336 albums · active 1986–2026
- Engineering · 1,700
- Other credits · 22
- Production · 8
- Performance · 4
- Mastering · 1
Studios: Angel Studios · CTS Studios · Metropolis Studios · Olympic Studios
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Post
1995

21
2011

Homogenic
1997

19
2008

Fear Of A Blank Planet
2007

Eyes Open
2006

Dear Catastrophe Waitress
2003

Christmas
2011

Hand. Cannot. Erase.
2015

The Lion King (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
1994

To The Bone
2017

In The Lonely Hour
2014

Telegram
1996

The Muppet Christmas Carol (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
1992

Batman (Original Motion Picture Score)
1989

Insurgentes
2008

Weather Systems
2012

The Lady Killer
2010

We Love Life
2001

Beautiful Midnight
1999

I've Been Expecting You
1998

Bilingual
1996

Mamma Mia! (The Movie Soundtrack Featuring The Songs Of ABBA)
2008

Rock Dust Light Star
2010
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