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4:47 pm
April 10, 2011
Following the huge success of Clap Your Hands, the Beau-Marks recorded a few songs at David Leonard's Leonard Studios, affiliated with his indie record label around 1963. This was a home studio, one of the first anywhere, with professional audio recording gear. David Leonard eventually went to New York City to work as a recording engineer at Beltone Recording Studios. In 1979, David started the first private career college in north America teaching a full time curriculum in the recording arts and the music business. He still runs this college with campuses in Montreal and Toronto. graduates have gone on to win over a dozen Grammy Awards including Record of the Year and Album of the Year in 2009 (for engineering Robert Plant and Allison Krauss "Raising Sand"album)

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