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The 14 pages that link to George Martin, each with the reason it gives.

• The BeatlesRelated: Martin’s production partnership began after the band’s early audition at EMI.

• British InvasionRelated: His production gave the Beatles’ releases a carefully crafted sound for a mass audience.

• Music productionRelated: His arrangements and studio decisions helped expand the Beatles' recorded sound.

• Paul McCartneyRelated: His arrangements and production expanded the musical possibilities of McCartney’s Beatles recordings.

• Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club BandRelated: His arranging and production work helped realize the album’s unusual studio ideas.

• MerseybeatRelated: His studio work shaped the recordings through which Merseybeat reached a mass audience.

• Studio as an instrumentRelated: His arrangements and production techniques helped realize studio-built Beatles recordings.

• Brian EpsteinRelated: Epstein and Martin formed the key management and production partnership behind the Beatles’ recordings.

• Psychedelic musicRelated: His studio work helped realize the Beatles' increasingly experimental psychedelic recordings.

• A Day in the LifeRelated: Martin shaped the orchestral crescendos and helped realize the song’s studio arrangement.

• RevolverRelated: Martin helped realize the album’s orchestral parts and unusual studio arrangements.

• Alan ParsonsRelated: Parsons worked as an assistant engineer on Beatles sessions overseen by Martin.

• Shirley BasseyRelated: He produced Bassey’s recording of “Goldfinger,” helping shape its dramatic studio sound.