Betty cantor jackson glide

          As of August , she is the engineer and production and road manager for the band and for the choir of Glide Memorial Church.!

          GLIDE Church is grateful for Betty Cantor Jackson, our production manager and recording engineer.

        1. GLIDE Church is grateful for Betty Cantor Jackson, our production manager and recording engineer.
        2. As of August , she is the engineer and production and road manager for the band and the choir of Glide Memorial United Methodist Church.
        3. As of August , she is the engineer and production and road manager for the band and for the choir of Glide Memorial Church.
        4. Cantor-Jackson is the production manager, engineer and road manager for Glide Memorial, an inclusive Methodist congregation in San Francisco.
        5. Cecil Williams () I am the house sound engineer and Betty Cantor-Jackson of Grateful Dead fame is our recording engineer.

          6. Betty Cantor-Jackson

          Musical artist

          Betty Cantor-Jackson (born September 18, 1948) is an American audio engineer and producer. She is best known for her work recording live concerts for the Grateful Dead from the late 1960s to the early 1980s, including the Cornell 5/8/77 album.[1] She is noted for her ear for recording and her long tenure with the band.[3][4]

          Early life

          Growing up in Martinez, California, Cantor-Jackson developed an interest in electronics, saying "I used to take things like radios, other little electronic devices if they didn't work, open them up, mess with them, put them back together and they worked." She started booking shows for her high school, which led her to promote and help with shows across the bay in San Francisco.

          Through this, she met people in the underground music scene who taught her how to do sound engineering. Her involvement in the music scene and interest in LSD led her to meet and subsequently start wo