The Alan Parsons Project and Alan Parsons

Alan Parsons and Eric Woolfson founded The Alan Parsons Project in 1976, known for concept albums inspired by literary works. Their hit 'Eye in the Sky' and 10 albums achieved gold or platinum status. Songs have featured in films, TV shows, and ads, influencing artists like Jay-Z.

British-born Alan Parsons, celebrated for leading the Alan Parsons Project, is a standout producer and engineer. He worked on iconic albums by the Beatles and Pink Floyd before co-founding the Project with Eric Woolfson. Known for art and prog rock, the Project released hits like "Eye in the Sky" and "Games People Play." Parsons has 13 Grammy nominations, winning his first in 2019. His diverse collaborations include Paul McCartney, Al Stewart, and Styx's Tommy Shaw.