released fourth album, Stan and Judy's Kid, which contains "The Chanukah Song Part II" and the groundbreaking internet animated cartoon, The Peeper, which is also featured on this same album. He's produced Sax at the Movies (Discovery), a clever collection that features new versions of the time- honored movie-music classics like "As Time Goes By" performed by West Coast sax masters such as Eric Marienthal and Warren Hill. Much of Arthur's abilities were honed early on at the side of production/writing geniuses Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller, Jeff Barry & Ellie Greenwich, and Bert Berns, and their sessions with The Dixie Cups, Shangri-Las, Angels, Chiffons, and others have proved some of the most lasting recordings in rock history. In addition, Arthur engineered over a dozen hits - from the early "Cherry Cherry" to the classics "Brooklyn Roads" and "Sweet Caroline" - for Neil Diamond. But those monumental sides were far from the only historically prominent rock records Arthur had a hand in creating. Van Morrison (Brown Eyed Girl, Astral Weeks, and Wavelength) and Bruce Springsteen (Greetings From Asbury Park and E Street Shuffle) are just two future Rock & Roll Hall of Famers whose records received the Arthur touch. Along the way, Arthur also worked closely with other producing legends, including Phil Spector, Russ Titelman, and Jerry Ragavoy. In the 70's, Arthur began producing on his own, and achieved similar successes. He earned a GRAMMY Award for Janis Ian's tour de force At Seventeen (indeed, he produced    Copyright© Brooks Arthur Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Contact Information: brooks@brooksarthur.com