Norrie Paramor
Norman William Paramor
appears on 31 albums
British producer, composer, arranger & orchestral conductor who shaped the UK music scene in the 1950's-60's. Famously produced Cliff Richard as well as The Shadows.
Born May 15, 1914 in London, UK. Died September 9, 1979 in Barnet, North London, UK.
Paramor used a long list of pseudonyms for his songs--more than 25.
Paramor was Recording Director & A&R Manager of EMI-Columbia Records. Paramor produced the first British rock-n-roll single, "Teach You to Rock," by Tony Crombie and his Rockets.
After leaving EMI in the late 1960s, Paramor continued to record occasional easy-listening string albums. He later conducted the BBC Midlands Orchestra.
Member of
- The Big Ben Banjo Band
- Norrie Paramor And His Orchestra
- Big Ben Hawaiian Band
- The Norrie Paramor Strings
- Ross Nicolson
- Emelio Voglio
- Miguel Juarez
- Earl Todd
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Also known as
- Phil Silversteed
- Jim Gustard
- Joseph Seener
- Sidney Norman
- Teddy Peters
- Jerry Eily
- Sammy Verney