2007年1月5日 · Allan Stagg was a radio lifer–a disc jockey at no fewer than 20 stations during a 40-year career that included more than a decade in Chicago, where he hosted an eclectic...

2007年1月1日 · Allan Stagg was an acclaimed radio DJ extraordinaire who hosted an overnight Chicago radio program in the late 1990’s called ‘Sanctuary’. To quote a Chicago Sun-Times article on Stagg: “He blends classic rock songs with nearly 2,000 ‘drops’ (soundbites) taken from movies and TV show. ‘I look for…unique ways of saying things’ Stagg says.

Manager of Abbey Road, recording engineer for EMI, Delyse (Wyn Morris Mahler recordings), the recording legend Allen Stagg died a couple of months ago, though an obituary has not appeared online. Brief summary of life's work here:

Studio engineer Martin Benge recalls the time that EMI (later Abbey Road) studio manager Alan Stagg turned the power off during a Pink Floyd recording session, because the band was working after the closing time of 10 pm. Following a conversation between Roger Waters spoke and Paul McCartney, the latter decided it was time for a change.

Alan Stag. Actor: Hunter: The Reckoning. Alan Stag is known for Hunter: The Reckoning (2002), Hunter: The Reckoning Redeemer (2003) and Hunter: The Reckoning Wayward (2003).

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2007年1月3日 · Allan Stagg, the Chicago DJ who hosted “Sanctuary,” an homage to the days of underground FM radio, died Monday night in Battle Creek, Michigan, (last item) due to complications from pneumonia.

2007年1月2日 · Word posted on the West Michgian Radio Buzzboard and confirmed at 104.9 website that Alan Stagg passed away due to complications of pneumonia. He had just started a new job as morining deejay and program director for Keener 104.9 Battle Creek MI.

Martin Benge recalls the time that EMI (later Abbey Road) studio manager Alan Stagg turned the power off during a Pink Floyd recording session, because the band was working after the closing time of 10pm. Following a conversation between Roger Waters spoke and Paul McCartney, the latter decided it was time for a change.