Legendary producer, engineer and music innovator Robert Margouleff joins Randy Patterson for an unforgettable conversation on Boomerocity.

Known for helping shape Stevie Wonder’s groundbreaking classic albums of the 1970s, Margouleff discusses his extraordinary career, the revolutionary TONTO synthesizer system, his work alongside Malcolm Cecil, and the stories behind one of the most influential creative periods in music history.

Robert also talks about his autobiography, the evolution of recording Technology, working with iconic artists, and how experimentation and Innovation forever changed the sound of popular music.

If you Love classic music history, legendary recording stories and behind-the-scenes insights into some of the greatest albums ever made, this is an interview you don’t want to miss.

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Launched in 2009, Randy Patterson’s Boomerocity has hundreds of positive, sincere, one-on-one interview conversations that show fans the true heart of the Baby Boomer generation of musicians, entertainers, and their associates, as well as today’s icons, influencers, and up-and-comers in music.

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