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Rodney Jerkins

Dec 1, 2004, By Elianne Halbersberg

At 27, Rodney Jerkins has a list of credits as a producer, musician and songwriter that could make an industry veteran's head spin. He has been unleashing...

Alan Parsons

Dec 1, 2004, By Blair Jackson

Over the course of a career that spans more than three decades, Alan Parsons has been a successful engineer, producer and recording artist a true triple-threat....

Duran Duran

Dec 1, 2004, By Heather Johnson

I confess: I am a former jazz shoe wearing, button-collecting Durannie. From age 12 until my sophomore year of high school, I scoured my local mall record...

The Neville Brothers

Dec 1, 2004, By Blair Jackson

It's been five years since New Orleans' Neville Brothers recorded an album in the studio. During that time, they've toured plenty, as they always have,...

The '90s

Nov 1, 2004, By Heather Johnson

WHAT A WICKED GAME WE PLAY And thenthe '90s came, Studio D co-owner Joel Jaffe says with a sigh. Like many other recording industry vets, when probed...

Ryan Greene

Nov 1, 2004, By Heather Johnson

Ryan Greene doesn't produce punk rock. It's just pop music played twice as fast, he says with a grin, referring to bands such as NOFX, Lagwagon, No Use...

The '70s

Nov 1, 2004, By Blair Jackson

ONE TOKE OVER THE LINE At the dawn of the '70s, three years down the line from the Summer of Love, the Bay Area music scene was strong and diverse. The...

SF Soundworks

Nov 1, 2004, By Heather Johnson

It seems like dot.com wnderkind Tony Espinoza came out of nowhere last year to launch SF Soundworks; at least, nowhere in the recording industry, anyway....

Beyond 2000

Nov 1, 2004, By Heather Johnson

CALLING ALL ANGELS San Francisco's motley music community doesn't have a genre-specific scene like Seattle, Nashville or Minneapolis; however, the city...

George Lucas

Nov 1, 2004, By Larry Blake

Never before or since has there been such a concentrated group of influential filmmakers as there was in San Francisco during the late 1960s. The founding...

Out of the Ashes, Into the '60s

Nov 1, 2004, By Blair Jackson

One of many interesting footnotes about the great earthquake and fire that leveled much of San Francisco in 1906 is that the great Italian tenor, Enrico...

Moeller "Transports" Midas to Home Studio

Nov 1, 2004

Jens Moeller, MI and concert sound sales rep for ASCON Trading (the Danish distributor for Electro-Voice, Dynacord, Midas and Klark Teknik), can practice...

The '80s

Nov 1, 2004, By Heather Johnson

THE HEART OF ROCK 'N' ROLL'S STILL BEATING What many consider the golden age of recording gradually dimmed in the decade of excess 10 years marked by...

Ray Charles' "What'd I Say"

Oct 1, 2004, By Blair Jackson

With a career spanning more than five decades and scads of hits in multiple genres, choosing a single Classic Tracks from Ray Charles is a tall order...

Richard Marx

Sep 1, 2004, By Gary Eskow

Richard Marx recently copped a Song of the Year Grammy for Dance With My Father, a song he co-wrote with Luther Vandross. But if, in your mind, that signals...

Malcolm Burn

Aug 1, 2004, By Blair Jackson

For many years, Ontario-born Malcolm Burn has been joined at the hip (so to speak) with fellow Canadian producer/musician Daniel Lanois. He played on,...

The Mamas & The Papas' "California Dreamin'"

Jul 1, 2004, By Dan Daley

Dayton Howe instinctively downplays his role in the creation of one of pop music's most memorable tracks. I was just the engineer, he says. He was also...

will.i.am and the Black Eyed Peas

Jun 1, 2004, By Blair Jackson

To paraphrase the opening of their infectious song Let's Get Retarded, L.A.'s Black Eyed Peas keep runnin', runnin', runnin', runnin' They've toured virtually...

Peter Gabriel

Jun 1, 2004, By Rick Clark

Much has been written about Peter Gabriel during the years: A founding member and theatrical front man for the progressive art-rock group Genesis from...

Classic Tracks: The Doobie Brothers' What a Fool Believes

May 1, 2004, By Robyn Flans

No one was more surprised than Michael McDonald when the song he wrote for the Doobie Brothers, “What a Fool Believes,” earned Grammys for Record of the Year and Song of the Year, as well as Best Arrangement Accompanying Vocalists at the 1980 awards ceremony....

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