Across
- 1. New Orleans studio founded by a saxophone-playing engineer, pivotal for R&B
- 4. LA studio where the Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds and countless hits were engineered
- 6. Canadian mountain studio nicknamed “Rush’s Fortress”
- 7. Detroit location where “The Sound of Young America” was created
- 9. Studio built by a guitar legend in Manhattan, known for avant-garde sessions
- 10. London studio immortalized on a crosswalk and Beatles album cover
Down
- 2. Memphis studio that helped launch rock ‘n’ roll and Sun Records
- 3. Alabama studio whose rhythm section became legendary for soul and rock records
- 5. San Francisco studio tied to classic rock and early metal, not originally for recording
- 8. Residential Welsh studio where Zeppelin and Oasis recorded offsite