Larry Walsh

Originally from the Mid-West of the United States, Larry moved to Sausalito CA to begin an apprentice ship at The Record Plant studios. Larry moved to Los Angeles to continue at the Record Plant facility on 3rd street. 

In 1985 Larry began working at Capitol Records in Hollywood California. Working at Capitol/EMI, Larry worked with many different artists, both contemporary, and from the deep catalog of music that is part of Capitol Record’s history. Some of the artists were “The Beach Boys” “Nancy Wilson”  “Cannonball Adderley” “Meatloaf” “Crowded House” “Bonnie Raitt” and Frank Sinatra among many others.

Larry has worked for the Frank Sinatra Estate for more than 25 years. Responsible for maintaining the estates recorded catalog by mixing and mastering of his music. It has been one of the greatest joys of his life to be involved with Sinatra’s everlasting legacy. 

Larry recently retired from Universal Studios after completing 28 years of service. Larry was part of the team of people that setup the method of remastering Universal’s film catalog to both DVD and Blu-ray home video formats.