In the last in our exclusive series re-visiting Ammonia Avenue, Alan Parsons talks about his creative partnership with Eric Woolfson, and the process by which Eric would bring demo material to the studio to be shaped into the songs they would become. Buy Ammonia Avenue: http://cherryred.co/AlanParsonsProject | The Alan Parsons Project

Eric Woolfson talking in 1987 about how Hollywood inspired their partnership. The full interview, which features Alan and Eric, is available as a free download to anyone signing up to the official APP mailing list. Sign up here: the-alan-parsons-project.com | The Alan Parsons Project

In this 2009 interview, Eric Woolfson reflects on the fortunate timing of ‘I Robot’s’ release in 1977, the same year Star Wars hit cinemas and robots became a cultural phenomenon. With a robot-like figure on the cover, the album tapped into the moment perfectly. ‘I Robot’ is reissued next week! Pre-order your copy here: approject.lnk.to/irobot. | The Alan Parsons Project

Alan Parsons talking in 1987 about how he and Eric Woolfson started working together and eventually formed The Alan Parsons Project. The full interview, which features Alan and Eric, is available as a free download to anyone signing up to the official APP mailing list. Sign up here: the-alan-parsons-project.com | The Alan Parsons Project

In this 2009 clip, Eric Woolfson reflects on ‘Don’t Let It Show’ and how its meaning can be both completely obvious and yet intriguingly obscure. The song appears on the classic Alan Parsons Project album ‘I Robot’, which will be reissued on 17 October. Pre-order your copy via the link in comments. | The Alan Parsons Project