-
Lewis Merenstein (October 23, 1934 –
September 6, 2016) was an
American record producer, most
famous as the
producer of the Van
Morrison album Astral W****s...
- Boaz
Merenstein (Hebrew: בועז מרנשטיין; born 3
April 1970) is an
Israeli former professional tennis player.
Merenstein was born into a Tel Aviv family...
- of Schwaid-
Merenstein,
which was
founded by
manager Bob
Schwaid (who
worked for
Warners Publishing) and
producer Lewis Merenstein.
Merenstein received a...
-
Recordings by Del
Shannon and also The
Sparks Of
Rhythm list
Charles Merenstein as a co-writer, as does BMI. The
Sparks Of
Rhythm version on the Apollo...
- album. It was
produced by
Lewis Merenstein and
featured violist/multi-instrumentalist John Cale, with whom
Merenstein collaborated on
number of projects...
- (1970). It was
written by Morrison, and
produced by
Morrison and
Lewis Merenstein.
Morrison did not
release the song as a
single until September 1977, seven...
-
January 24, 2013,
retrieved August 14, 2012
Lemiengre MB, van
Driel ML,
Merenstein D,
Liira H, Mäkelä M, De
Sutter AI (September 2018). "Antibiotics for...
- John Cale,
released on 25
March 1970 by
Columbia Records. Cale and
Lewis Merenstein produced the album.
Produced for a mere $15,000, Cale
stated in his autobiography...
-
incurable advanced prostate cancer, and
Merenstein and his
residency were sued for not
ordering the test.
Although Merenstein was acquitted, his
residency was...
- also some
illegitimate lines of the family,
including the
Egmond van
Merenstein (extinct in 1559),
Egmond van
Kenenburg (extinct in 1703),
Egmond van...
