DisturbedMar 1, 2003, By Elianne Halbersberg Few could have predicted that Disturbed's debut album, The Sickness, would turn the Chicago band into a multi-Platinum international success. But by the... L.A. GrapevineMar 1, 2003, by Maureen Droney Record One Studios started off the new year with some cool B.B. King sessions in Studio B, engineered by Don Murray and produced by Simon Climie, the... The MC5's Kick Out the JamsMar 1, 2003, By Rick Clark One band that distilled the brutal essence of rock's primal roar to its most fearless, floor-shaking manifestation was the Motor City Five, better known as The MC5. By the time they signed with Elektra, The MC5 became legendary throughout the Midwest for their incendiary live shows...... Sound on Sound on KeyMar 1, 2003, COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY Sound on Sound's (New York City) Studio C hosted Alicia Keys, who tracked voice-over for the soundtrack to the TV show The Proud Family. Working with... I Come to Bless the ShedMar 1, 2003, COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY Twelve-year-old Honey Chile was recently in The Shed (New Orleans) working on her first album, I Come to Bless Hip Hop (Prototype). Mark Chatters produced... Nashville SkylineMar 1, 2003, by Rick Clark Twenty minutes east of Nashville is WireWorld, the domain of hard rock producer/engineer/mix master Michael Wagener. During the '80s and beginning of... Sanken Mikes an American DreamMar 1, 2003, COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY On the set of NBC's American Dreams, production sound mixer Stephen Halbert fixes Sanken's CUB-01 boundary mics on the vintage broadcast console or in... Traffic's ''Dear Mr. Fantasy''Feb 1, 2003, by Blair Jackson Although Steve Winwood was just shy of 19 when he formed the group Traffic in the spring of 1967, he was already a veteran performer. Having played with his brother Muff in jazz bands in his early teens...... A Storybook SessionFeb 1, 2003, COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY Fred Story (of Concentrix Music and Sound Design; www.concentrixmusic.com) recently composed and supervised the recording of a score for a Charlotte,... Jamming With moe.Feb 1, 2003, by Blair Jackson Call it the Grateful Dead Syndrome: a problem that seems to afflict nearly every group that's part of the current jam band scene is that their studio... World Music NetworkFeb 1, 2003, by Robert Alexander Tucked away in the heart of London is a small but incredibly vibrant company whose sole purpose over the past eight years has been to bring the music... Sessions & Studio NewsFeb 1, 2003 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Linkin Park, producer Don Gilmore and engineer John Ewing Jr. returned to Studio A at NRG Recording (Los Angeles) to work on the forthcoming... Top Surround Projects in the SpotlightFeb 1, 2003, COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY Hosted by Al Schmitt and Ed Cherney, the first Surround Music Awards (SMAs), held at the Beverly Hills Hilton Hotel on December 13, 2002, handed out awards... 45TH Grammy AwardsFeb 1, 2003, Blair Jackson As we like to do every year, we're taking a moment to tip our hats to some of the engineers and producers who have been nominated for Grammy Awards, which... Bearsville SwingsFeb 1, 2003, COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY Robinella and The CC String Band recently recorded their forthcoming Sony/Legacy debut at Bearsville Studios (Bearsville, N.Y.). Grammy-winning producer... You Call That Music?Feb 1, 2003, By Chris Michie By the end of the 1970s, Frank Zappa had released 28 original albums (including seven two-LP releases), either by the Mothers of Invention or under his own name. Deeply distrustful of large record companies, Zappa had set up his own independent record label ...... Jurassic 5Feb 1, 2003, by David John Farinella While Jurassic 5 climbs to the top of the charts with the tune What's Golden from their latest offering, Power In Numbers, one of the outfit's DJs explains... Beat Street ProductionsFeb 1, 2003, BY GARY ESKOW Joe Franco, owner of Beat Street Productions (www.beatstreetnyc.com), has a couple of things going for him. As the former drummer for Twisted Sister,... Elaine MartoneFeb 1, 2003, BY CHRIS J. WALKER A promising oboist 20 years ago, Elaine Martone never thought or aspired to be a record producer or, for that matter, a label executive. Nonetheless,... Nashville SkylineFeb 1, 2003, by Rick Clark Last month, I highlighted the Lyric Street label's successful run of hit releases that were produced by new or unproven producers. Well, that isn't the... Most Popularadvertisement PollsOn Demand Webinars:
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