Sol Studios is a recording studio located in Cookham, Berkshire, England. It was built in the early 1980s by Elton John's producer Gus Dudgeon, and subsequently bought by guitarist and record producer Jimmy Page.

The Led Zeppelin songs "Poor Tom" and "We're Gonna Groove", which was originally recorded in 1970, were produced by Page at Sol Studios for release on the 1982 album Coda. Page also recorded the soundtrack for the film Death Wish 2 at the studios.

Page's band The Firm recorded its self-titled debut album there in 1984, the ablum being released the following year. The Firm's subsequent album, Mean Business, was also recorded at Sol Studios.

Other artists and bands known to have recorded at Sol Studios include:

• The band Vandenberg recorded their debut album at Sol Studios, released in 1982.

• In 1982 the band Wishbone Ash recorded the album Twin Barrels Burning there.

• Elton John's Ice On Fire was recorded there in 1985. His subsequent album Leather Jackets was also recorded at Sol Studios in 1985, being released the following year.

• The band Tarzen recorded their debut album at the Sol, released in 1985.

• In 1989, Jeff Beck recorded and rehearsed an album at Sol Studios entitled Jeff Beck's Guitar Shop

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