The New Jersey recording space built in 1959 by Rudy Van Gelder is filled with history. Can it regain its glory without getting stuck in the past?
Source: New York Times
Plotting the Future of the Most Storied Studio in Jazz
Published in Content Type: Personal Profile, Historic Buildings and Sites, Jazz, Recording Equipment, Restoration and Renovation, Sickler, Maureen and Van Gelder, Rudy (1924-2016)
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