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Here is a sound byte from the CBS radio network describing some of the contributions Larry Levine made to the music industry:

	Anatomy of a recording session: Cutting Wouldn't It Be Nice at Gold Star Studio A.. by Josh Hoisington, retrieved from http://www.thesmileshop.net/ For the full article, click here....
May, 2008	A day with Cousin Alan Feltman at Gold Star Recording Studios. I was 15 in the winter of 1954-55, visiting family in LA with my mother. One morning, Larry invited me to tag along with him at Gold Star for the day. For the full article, click here....
April, 2007	CLASSIC TRACKS: The Ronettes 'Be My Baby'. Producer: Phil Spector • Engineer: Larry Levine. Phil Spector was one of the first producers to realise that a recording studio could be an instrument in itself - and the sound he created over 40 years ago has influenced popular music ever since. For the full article, click here....
February, 2002	HERB ALPERT & THE TIJUANA BRASS' A TASTE OF HONEY. Engineers are often involved in the pre-production of records, sometimes sitting in on rehearsals with the producer and the band. In the case of “A Taste of Honey,” engineer Larry Levine was actually bold enough to suggest the song to the producer/artist Herb Alpert. For the full article, click here....
2006	Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction Herb Alpert & Jerry Moss. Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss Induction Year: 2006 Induction Category: Lifetime Achievement Inductees: Herb Alpert (born March 31, 1935), Jerry Moss (born May 8, 1935) For the full article, click here....
September, 2007	Phil Spector’s musical legacy survives. His ‘Wall of Sound’ changed rock ’n’ roll forever. Phil Spector was often described as a music legend during the trial that ended Wednesday with a jury unable to decide whether he was guilty or innocent of murder. For the full article, click here....