Recording a brand new episode in the #Terstream.

(Part 2) Along with visiting Abbey Road Studios this week, I also got to tour AIR Studios by George Martin - a fantastic addition to my London trip. — 1) Standing outside the studios. — 2) Inside George Martin’s amazing AIR Studios. It was once a stately church. Trevor Morris says that while Abbey Road is the cathedral, AIR Studios has the best sound in the world. — 3) Here’s Trevor conducting the London Brass for a submarine action movie tentatively titled “Hunter Killer.” — 4) Trevor conducting the London Brass in a long 12-hour recording session. — 5) Inside the control room at AIR Studios. — 6) Look what I noticed hanging on the wall at AIR Studios - George Martin’s actual sheet music arrangement for the song “Yesterday.” — 7) The outside of the building. A beautiful old church. — 8) Goodbye to the majestic AIR Studios. Sleep well, George.

Last month, I had the once in a lifetime opportunity to tour Abbey Road Studios thanks to my long time friend and composer, Trevor Morris. Trevor was recording a movie score there. He brought me along, and now I'm bringing you along. — 1) Standing outside the iconic studios ready to head in. — 2) This is the Abbey Road lobby. Right after I took these photos, I noticed a sign saying “No Photography in Lobby.” Hahaha (throat clear). — 3) Here is where it all happened - the famous Studio Two. It was here in June of 1962 that George Martin auditioned the Beatles. And the Fab Four would go on to record 190 of their songs right here. — 4) Even though Studio Two has all the latest recording mixing consoles, I was amazed to find the original 60s gear still here - sitting patiently in the hallway outside the control room. — 5) Heading over to Studio One. — 6) This is the view of Studio One from the client observation deck. — 7) Taking it all in. — 8) Here is my friend Trevor Morris, an Emmy-winning Hollywood composer of movie and television themes. Trevor started at Pirate as a junior composer many years ago, then eventually made his way to Hollywood. He worked for Hans Zimmer for several years, composing music for many blockbuster movies. Trevor has worked on many themes - including Vikings - which is airing currently. We’re standing in front of the poster for “The Empire Strikes Back” in the hall of Abbey Road - Trevor’s favourite movie score of all time. — 9) Leaving Abbey Road after a fantastic day there. Bucket list item - checked off. — 10) Crossing Abbey Road.