Grand Victor Sound Recording

Recording studio in Nashville, Tennessee, USA. Founded in 2002 and operated by Ben Folds, where it was first named Ben's Studio and later renamed to Grand Victor Sound. Taken over by Nashville producer Dave Cobb as of early 2016. Originally built in 1964 as RCA Victor Nashville Sound Studios / RCA Studio A, Nashville, which closed in 1977. Known as Javelina Recording Studios in 1990s until 2002. From studio website: One of the largest and most historic recording spaces in Nashville. Originally built in 1964 by Chet Atkins as RCA Victor Nashville Sound Studios. The studios' past and present client list includes The Monkees, Joe Cocker, Leon Russell, Waylon Jennings, Dolly Parton, Tony Bennett, George Strait, The Beach Boys, Amanda Palmer, William Shatner, George Jones, Brian Setzer, Hunter Hayes, Kacey Musgraves, Jewel and Willie Nelson. After almost a decade of dedicated private use, the studio re-opened in the early 2010s to the recording community for commercial sessions. Studio manager was Sharon Corbitt-House. May also appear as Grand Victor, Grand Victor Sound, Grand Victor Studios, Grand Victor Sound Studio, RCA Grand Victor Sound.