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Stephen Short

Stephen Short (died 2015)[citation needed] was a British record producer who also operated Ping Pong Music, an artist management company. Songs he worked on went on to become chart-topping singles that had won Grammy Awards, Academy Awards, and Golden Globe Awards.

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1976–1991: Early years

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1992–2000: Shift to US production

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2001–2015: Artist management

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Occupation
Record producer
Origin
United Kingdom
Years active
1976–2015

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1976–1991: Early years

1992–2000: Shift to US production

2001–2015: Artist management

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Stephen Short

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Stephen Short

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related to 1992–2000: Shift to US production · 25
Stephen Short → After, Ben Folds, Ben Folds Five, California, Capitol Records, Chaka Khan, Christian, During, Epic Records, Following, Grammy, In, Los Angeles, Over, Phil Collins, Remy Zero, Short, Stephen, Stephen Short's, Steven's Last Night
related to 1976–1991: Early years · 24
Stephen Short → Academy Award, Best Original Song, Bunnymen, Donna Summer, Echo, Elixir, Employing, Genesis, Golden Globe, In, Kirk Allen, Last Dance, London, Marc Bolan, One, Paul McCartney, Peter Gabriel, Queen, Short, The
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Stephen Short → Record producer
Origin · 1
Stephen Short → United Kingdom
Years active · 1
Stephen Short → 1976–2015

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Stephen ShortOccupationRecord producer1.00infobox
Stephen ShortOriginUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
Stephen ShortYears active1976–20151.00infobox
Kirk Alleninstance ofWorking with musicians0.80text
his band Elixirinstance ofWorking with musicians0.80text
Marc Bolaninstance ofWorking with musicians0.80text
Echoinstance ofWorking with musicians0.80text
Remy Zero as well as Phil Collinsinstance ofShort worked with popular musicians0.80text
Epic Recordsinstance ofStephen continued producing for major labels0.80text
Capitol Recordsinstance ofStephen continued producing for major labels0.80text
and many othersinstance ofStephen continued producing for major labels0.80text
Stephen Shortrelated to 1976–1991: Early yearsTrident Studios0.60section

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