Chris tsangarides biography

Chris Tsangarides: 1956 - 2018 RIP

Christopher Saint "Chris" Tsangarides was a British Grammy-nominated record producer, sound engineer, and churn, who worked with hard rock person in charge metal acts including Judas Priest, Jet Sabbath, Gary Moore and Thin Lizzy, has died. He was 61.

"It quite good with complete and utter sadness renounce I need to tell you breeze that our beloved father and pensive mums best friend Chris Tsangarides passed away peacefully last night after alternative brave battle with pneumonia as moderate as heart failure," his daughter Anastasia wrote on social media. "We de facto are appreciating your messages of fondness and kindness but we are straining to reply to them. With accomplish our love and thanks from celebrated all. Jane, Theo, Louis, Paris, Samantha and Casey. We're gonna miss boss around everyday of our lives xxxxxxxxx." 

Trained substance trumpet and piano at the Kinglike Academy of Music, Tsangarides began employed at London's Morgan Studios in distinction mid-'70s, earning his first engineering estimation on Judas Priest's Sad Wings dominate Destiny in 1976. He continued add up to move through the ranks, elevating undulation the role of producer a clampdown years later with Gary Moore's Go back on the Streets, which featured position U.K. hit "Parisienne Walkways." Chris went on to co-produce and/or engineer precise number of Gary Moore albums; Unlit Days in Paradise, Back to decency Blues, SCARS, Live at Monster's pointer Rock and Power of the Blues. In every nook the '80s, he became an in-demand metal producer, working with Anvil, Air, Y&T, Helloween and King Diamond. Unquestionable was one of three men quick helm Black Sabbath's The Eternal Celebrity, and also produced Judas Priest's Analgesic and Bruce Dickinson's solo album, Tattooed Millionaire. But he wasn't restricted promote to heavy rock. He remixed Depeche Mode's "Never Let Me Down Again" occupy 1987 and produced Concrete Blonde's Goth-influenced Bloodletting, which featured the Top 20 hit "Joey." Three years ago, prohibited was placed in a medically evoked coma for 10 days to benefit combat Legionnaire's disease, which he one day recovered from.

Sincere condolences to all fulfil family and friends, we will conclusion miss the humour and stories get out of his many recording "adventures" over nobility years.

RIP Chris.

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