Not a producer in the traditional sense, studio whiz Bill Inglot was instead responsible for reintroducing pop music history to contemporary audiences, digitally remastering classic recordings to fit the exacting standards of modern listeners accustomed to the clarity and punch of digital technology. Typically working in conjunction with Atlantic Records, Inglot mined the label's rich history to restore classic music from Charles Mingus, Ray Charles, Ruth Brown, Aretha Franklin, and Joe Tex; through the Stax subsidiary, he also remastered recordings from Otis Redding, Booker T. the MG's, Sam Dave, William Bell, and the Bar-Kays. The result of Inglot's painstaking efforts is the restoration of much of the 20th century's most indelible music, now preserved for future generations and sounding better than ever before. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi