Performance · Production
Tony Cox
Tony Cox is credited on 902 releases across 162 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1966–2024 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
902
Credits
162
Albums
7
Decades active
105
In collections
Biography
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Born 1945 in London, is a British record producer, arranger, orchestrator and composer. He was influential in late 60s Folk-rock developments and the fledgling Progressive rock scene, doing production work for bands such as 'Caravan' & 'Trees' and doing arrangements and orchestration for bands such as 'Family' and 'Yes'. He started in the music business in the 60's vocal duo 'The Young Idea', with Douglas Macrae-Brown. He uses the alias "Arco-X" in his latest works.
He was Lesley Duncan's husband from 1978 until her death in 2010.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
902 releases · 162 albums · active 1966–2024
- Performance · 753
- Production · 385
- Other credits · 75
- Engineering · 2
Studios: Sound Techniques, London · Abbey Road Studios · De Lane Lea Music Centre · Carnegie Hall
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Yesterdays
1975

Time And A Word
1970

Scheherazade And Other Stories
1975

Camel
1973

Live At Carnegie Hall
1976

Lord Of The Ages
1973

On The Shore
1970

Highlights - The Very Best Of Yes
1993

Family Entertainment
1969

Caravan
1969

Come And Get It (The Best Of Apple Records)
2010

Yesstory
1991

Françoise Hardy
1972

Tales Of 1001 Nights · Vol. II
1990

Vingt Ans Vingt Titres
1989

Twice Around The Houses
1972

Down At Rachel's Place
1972

Bubble Rock Is Here To Stay
1972

All Good Clean Fun
1971

Kitsch
1970

The Road To Ruin
1970

Where But For Caravan Would I?: An Anthology
2000

Tales Of 1001 Nights · Vol. I
1990

Crown Of Horn
1976
Frequent collaborators
- Barry Ryan
- Yes
- Mick Greenwood (2)
- Magna Carta
- The Young Idea
- H2O (8)
- Various
- Bunk Dogger
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