George Martin

In 1988 after signing a publishing and management contract with hit n run music, Atlantic Records in New York signed Andy and then Andy independently enlisted George Martin to produce his 1988 album, Say Something. It was recorded in Martin's A.I.R. Studios with such musicians as Steve Howe of Yes, Clem Clempson, Luis Jardim on percussion, Alan Murphy of Level 42 on guitar, Peter-John Vettese (keyboards, from Jethro Tull), and veteran bassist Mo Fostera 36 piece orchestra on various tracks and the London Community Gospel Choir on the Epic Golden Doors.

Unbeknown to Andy until recently the title track 'Say Something' reached number 1 in The Lebanon during the war in Beirut and was adopted as an anthem of inspiration throughout the civil war by many people there. In 2007, Lebanese DJ/Producer DJ Beavis remixed "Say Something".

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