known as Pilot, and Parsons produced their biggest hit, 1974’s
“Magic.” The lineup of core players has necessarily changed over
the years due to time and career
restraints, the goings-on of individual lives, and to facilitate
the rigors of a live show. While
The Alan Parsons Project was a
studio-based entity, Alan Parsons has been actively playing
out for nearly two decades now,
since the dissolution of his working relationship with Woolfson
in the early-1990s. Alan Parsons
Live takes the stage in Newton,
New Jersey on January 31 at the
Newton Theater.
“That’s actually a regret, that
we didn’t play live (during the
Project years),” Parsons said.
“If we had been a live performance band as well as a recording band, I think we could have
been a stadium act. We could
have been huge.”
Because of his ability to surround himself with talented, sea-
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