Goodall, Charles Stanley

Goodall, Charles Stanley (31 May 1934–) One of the industry’s more accomplished recording engineers, Goodall went to work for Decca in 1949, becoming involved in a variety of engineering tasks. During the period between 1953 and 1957, he refined his knowledge of disc cutting, starting with 78-rpm acetates, moving on to 45-rpm discs, then to the LP. In 1957 he began working on experimental stereo cutting. He was one of three individuals on the staff who cut all of Decca’s early stereo releases…