Ronstadt at the ClubhouseAug 1, 2003, Compiled By Sarah Benzuly Linda Ronstadt finished up a jazz standards record (Verve) at Clubhouse (Germantown, N.Y.) with producer John Boylan and engineer George Massenburg. The band consisted of Lewis Nash (drums), Christian McBride (bass), Alan Broadbent (piano, arranger), Bob Mann (guitar) and Warren Bernhardt (piano).... L.A. GrapevineAug 1, 2003, By Maureen Droney It's always interesting to see what Allen Sides is up to, so I stopped into Ocean Way Recording for a visit with him and a look at his latest creation: Studio D with its Neve 88R console.... New York MetroJul 1, 2003, by Paul Verna If you ever spot a gleaming, silver tractor trailer with the words “Remote Recording Services” discreetly emblazoned on its side, you can safely guess that it's heading toward a major production.... Webcasting RoyaltiesJul 1, 2003, By Christian L. Castle The fight to get public-performance royalties for sound recordings in the U.S. has a history that is long, distinguished and largely unsuccessful.... Hit Factory/CriteriaJul 1, 2003, BY OLIVER MASCIAROTTE Last winter, I had a speaking engagement that gave me the opportunity to visit my old stomping grounds in Miami. Back in the early '80s, Criteria Recording Studios was my home away from home.... L.A. GrapevineJul 1, 2003, by Maureen Droney Tight security is one of the value-added services that commercial studios are able to offer. For Linkin Park's chart-topping Meteora, North Hollywood's NRG Recording Services kicked it up more than a notch.... Paragon StudiosJul 1, 2003, By Barbara Schultz It was a long time coming. Engineer Fred Paragano's Paragon Studios, a new, ground-up facility in Franklin, Tenn., just outside of Nashville, was the product of seven years of discussions, design and the search for the perfect location.... Nashville SkylineJul 1, 2003, by Rick Clark One of the things that I have always liked about Nashville is how closely knit and supportive members of the music community are. The level of altruism around here is also quite impressive.... Getting NoticedMay 1, 2003, BY MAUREEN DRONEY Fresh talent is what keeps the music industry vital and, ultimately, profitable. The paradox? There's more and more music being made, but fewer and fewer traditional ways for it to gain attention.... A Fine MessMay 1, 2003, BY BLAIR JACKSON There must be some way out of here, said the joker to the thief There's too much confusion, I can't get no relief Bob Dylan, All Along the Watchtower... Dualtone: Small and ProudMay 1, 2003, BY BARBARA SCHULTZ Scott Robinson and Dan Herrington - partners in the two-year-old, Nashville-based Dualtone label - have earned their badges and wear them proudly.... Record Label RemedyMay 1, 2003, BY PAUL VERNA The well-publicized troubles in the music industry have claimed many victims: artists, producers, broadcasters, club owners, publishers, studio owners, etc.... Up, Down, All AroundMay 1, 2003, BY RON FRANKLIN The theory goes like this: If people buy fewer CDs, then record company budgets shrink and recording studios make less money. This means that studios don't buy as much new equipment, so the technology companies that build those wonderful audio toys experience a drop in business.... Grass-Rooted CreativityMay 1, 2003, BY MAUREEN DRONEY In Nashville, but off of the beaten path both geographically and client-wise is Alex the Great Recording, a residential, rock-oriented studio owned by... Studios Fight BackMay 1, 2003, BY MAUREEN DRONEY From the rise of independent studios in the 1960s and '70s, through the boom years of late '90s hip hop and pop, studios have had their ups and downs. With budgets slashed and home studios the norm, there's less business to go around. Is this the end for commercial recording studios?... New York MetroApr 1, 2003, by Paul Verna For years, world-class studios in Los Angeles and Austin, Texas, bore the name Brooklyn, confusing would-be clients and rubbing salt in the wounds of... The Village, Studio DMar 1, 2003, By Maureen Droney The Village has always had a great West L.A. location and a great history; these days it also has a great buzz going. Celebrating 35 years in business,... DibS on EngineRoom AudioMar 1, 2003, COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY Mixer/tracking engineer David Shackney has opened the doors to DibS Reaction, an independent Pro Tools-based mixing suite inside New York City-based EngineRoom... Skyline Studios ReopensMar 1, 2003, COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY Skyline Recording Studios (New York City) which has churned out hits for Eric Clapton, Madonna, Chic, David Bowie, Mariah Carey, LL Cool J and many others... New York MetroMar 1, 2003, by Paul Verna Residents of Brooklyn's Williamsburg section recall a time, not long ago, when their streets were canyons of bleakness: Abandoned factories harbored the... Most Popularadvertisement PollsTalkBack
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