was released. It proved another double platinum album and at this point, Streisand was doing an album a year with Klein. In 1979-80 Klein produced Streisand's Wet album. This included the #1 single "Enough is Enough,” a smash-hit duet with Donna Summer, often sites as the last great disco hit and end of an era. He would then produce Janis Ian’s 1981 album Restless Eyes, her last to dent the Billboard Top 200 and her last album to be released in the US until 1993. Gary Klein stopped producing records in 1987. He joined EMI Records/EMI Music Publishing’s CEO/Chairman Charles Koppelman in 1989 becoming an executive at the company. While there he transitioned to the publishing division full time working with CEO/Chairman Martin Bandier. Koppelman, Bandier and Klein originally worked together at The Entertainment Company in (1975-1982). The company was financed by Real Estate Tycoon Samuel J. LeFrak. They were led by CEO Charles Koppelman who oversaw all aspects of the company with Martin Bandier as General Counsel and Klein leading the creative side of the business as record producer. Klein remained with Koppelman and Bandier at EMI and went on to have a 20 year run as an executive at the company. Klein stopped producing records in 1990 and began 20-year career as an executive at EMI Music Publishing. References External links Interview with Gary Klein on producing Barbra Streisand: http://barbra-archives.com/bjs_library/interview/gary_klein.htmlhttps://www.amazon.com/Encyclopedia-Record-Producers-Eric-Olsen/dp/0823076075 1942 births Record producers from New York (state) Living people Musicians from Brooklyn Songwriters from New York (state)