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Paragon Recording Studios ... Paragon Recording Studios was an award winning audio recording studio founded by Martin Feldman in Chicago in 1967. Paragon was one of the first boutique recording studios in the sixties providing a more relaxed, intimate, and creative environment. Located on the fourth floor of a brownstone, internationally renown musicians, audio engineers, and producers flocked to Studio A to cut their hits. During its 27 year history (1967-1994) Paragon recorded over forty gold and platinum records. Artists include B. B. King, the Jackson Five, T. Rex, Stanley Clarke, Willie Dixon, Rod Stewart, Kenny Rogers, Oscar Peterson, REO Speedwagon, Styx, the Ohio Players, Third World, Heart, the Four Tops, Ike and Tina Turner, Gladys Knight, [[Natalie Cole], Peter Gabriel, and Eddie Harris.

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