Plaza Sound Studios

US New York City based recording studio, once home base of the Riverside Records label. Located on the eighth floor of Radio City Music Hall, it was originally built by NBC (2) as a rehearsal space for Arturo Toscanini and his symphony orchestra in the 1930’s. It was later used as an NBC broadcast studio and as a rehearsal space for the Radio City Music Hall organist. In 1979 the Rockefeller Foundation sold Radio City to the Disney Corporation, and Plaza Sound Studios closed its doors. May also be credited as: - Plaza Sound, Radio City Music Hall, New York Engineers known to have worked here: - Rob Freeman - Ray Fowler