frank sinatra was awarded for his work in the 1960s, and is tied for the most album of the year grammys for an artist.
which person, who was awarded for his work in the 1960s, is tied for the most album of the year grammys for an artist?
frank sinatra
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george marino mastered many of john lennon's and yoko ono's albums, one of them being "double fantasy" with producer jack douglas. "double fantasy" had been out a few weeks when douglas and lennon decided to have a song they had just finished, yoko ono's "walking on thin ice", mastered with marino at sterling sound for a single release. on the evening of december 8, 1980, after finishing up a session at the record plant, douglas said to lennon "see you in the morning" as they planned to have breakfast together at 9am before heading to sterling, but john lennon was gunned down 20 minutes later on his way back to the dakota.marino received his first and only grammy for arcade fire's "the suburbs", the year before he died. in 2002, mastering engineers became eligible to win grammys. from 1969 to 2012, marino mastered albums which under current rules, would have won him an additional seven grammys in the categories of record of the year, album of the year and best engineered album, non-classical: three for album of the year winners "innervisions", "double fantasy" and "the bodyguard", two record of the year grammys for "i will always love you" and "clocks", and two more for best engineered album, non-classical for his mastering of "innervisions" and "chicago 17".
george marino