Event to be Held at Surround 2002 Conference, December 13 in Los Angeles
Rock n’ Roll Hall of Famer Graham Nash has been named Surround Music Artist of the Year by the First Annual Surround Music Awards (SMAs) for his breakthrough DVD-Audio disc Songs for Survivors (DTS Entertainment). The recording, his first solo album in more than 15 years, was actually released in the new surround sound format prior to its stereo Compact Disc introduction.
Nash will be formally recognized along with the winners of the 11 other Surround Music Award categories in a ceremony hosted by producer Phil Ramone during the Fourth Annual Surround 2002 Conference & Showcase on the evening of December 13 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California. Ramone will also present the First Surround Pioneer Award to “the Godfather of 5.1 Mixing” Elliot Scheiner.
Finalists for the Surround Music Artist of the Year award included Pete Townshend for Music From Lifehouse [Eel Pie Productions/Image Entertainment]; Ringo Starr for The Best of Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band So Far [Image Entertainment]; and Alexandr Jero for Space or Dream of Life [Surround Records].
Other award nominee highlights include:
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