Trident Studios, London

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Trident Studios, London was a renowned British recording studio famous for hosting sessions by major rock and pop artists in the late 1960s and 1970s, including bands like The Beatles, Queen, and David Bowie.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf recording studio
country United Kingdom
eraOfGreatestProminence 1970s
late 1960s
foundedBy Barry Sheffield
Norman Sheffield
hostedRecordingSessionsFor America (band)
Bee Gees
Black Sabbath
Carly Simon
David Bowie
Elton John
Free
Genesis
George Harrison
Harry Nilsson
Hot Chocolate
James Taylor
Joe Cocker
King Crimson
Lou Reed
Manfred Mann
Marc Bolan
Paul McCartney
Peter Gabriel
Queen
Ringo Starr
Roxy Music
Soft Machine
Supertramp
T. Rex
The Beatles
The Mahavishnu Orchestra
The Moody Blues
linked to: Moody Blues

The Rolling Stones
The Wombles
The Zombies
Thin Lizzy
Yes
influenced development of British rock production in the 1970s
knownFor advanced 8‑track and 16‑track recording technology in the late 1960s
high‑quality piano and acoustic environment
locatedIn London
linked to: London, England

Soho
notableFeature custom‑built Bechstein grand piano used on many classic recordings
notableRecording Carly Simon – "You’re So Vain"
linked to: You're So Vain

David Bowie – "Hunky Dory" (album)
David Bowie – "Space Oddity"
David Bowie – "The Man Who Sold the World" (album)
David Bowie – "Ziggy Stardust" (tracks)
Elton John – "Madman Across the Water" (tracks)
Elton John – "Your Song"
Free – "All Right Now" (mixing)
Genesis – "Nursery Cryme" (tracks)
Genesis – "Trespass" (album)
George Harrison – "All Things Must Pass" (album)
George Harrison – "My Sweet Lord"
James Taylor – "Carolina in My Mind"
linked to: Carolina in My Mind

Lou Reed – "Transformer" (album)
Mahavishnu Orchestra – "Birds of Fire" (tracks)
Nilsson – "Without You"
Queen – "Bohemian Rhapsody"
Queen – "Doing All Right"
Queen – "Keep Yourself Alive"
Queen – "Killer Queen"
linked to: Killer Queen

Queen – "Liar"
Queen – "Seven Seas of Rhye"
Queen – "The Night Comes Down"
Ringo Starr – "It Don’t Come Easy"
linked to: Ringo Starr

Supertramp – "Crime of the Century" (tracks)
linked to: Supertramp

T. Rex – "Electric Warrior" (tracks)
The Beatles – "Because"
The Beatles – "Dear Prudence"
The Beatles – "Hey Jude"
The Beatles – "Honey Pie"
The Beatles – "I Want You (She’s So Heavy)"
The Beatles – "Martha My Dear"
The Beatles – "Savoy Truffle"
The Beatles – "Sun King"
The Zombies – "Odessey and Oracle" (mixing and overdubs)
linked to: Odessey and Oracle
opened 1968
operatedBy Trident Audio Productions
status no longer operating in its original form as a major commercial studio
streetAddress 17 St Anne’s Court

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All Right Now studio Trident Studios, London
Madman Across the Water recordedIn Trident Studios, London
Tumbleweed Connection recordedIn Trident Studios, London
Something in the Way She Moves recordedAt Trident Studios, London
Killer Queen recordedAt Trident Studios, London
The Man Who Sold the World recordedAt Trident Studios, London
Hunky Dory recordedAt Trident Studios, London
Changes recordedAt Trident Studios, London
The Spiders from Mars notableRecordingLocation Trident Studios, London
You're So Vain recordedAt Trident Studios, London
Fill Your Heart recordedAt Trident Studios, London (David Bowie version)
linked to: Trident Studios, London
Crime of the Century recordedAt Trident Studios, London
Hey Jude recordedAt Trident Studios, London
subject linked to: compilation album "Hey Jude"