Andy Arthurs

Andy Arthurs attended the University of Surrey (1970-1974) where he was the first person to gain a recording degree in the UK. He began his professional career at AIR studios, London, (1971-75) working with the Beatles’ production team, and in particular George Martin. Since then he has gone on to produce successful records (the most recent being The Ten Tenors albums 'Tenology' and 'Larger than Life'). Blur obviously has Andy Arthurs's "I Can´t Detect You From 1.000.000 Miles" (1978) records in it's collection, produced by the legendary Martin Rushent (where have you heard that chorus before?). He went to produce many of the eras favorites, including The Chords, Stranglers and Tonight. He is now Professor and Head of Music at Queensland University of Technology.