Ralph StanleyJan 1, 2003, by Elianne Halbersberg Ralph Stanley is known for his quiet demeanor. Of course, when you're a man of constant sorrow, perhaps it's best to let the music do the talking, which... Nashville SkylineJan 1, 2003, by Rick Clark During the past year, it's become clear that certain major labels on Music Row are taking more of a chance on new production talent, and many of the resulting... Sessions & Studio NewsJan 1, 2003 SOUTHWEST Joe Sample recently stopped in at SugarHill Recording Studios (Houston) to work with independent engineer Paul Mitchell. Sample was in to track... War StoriesJan 1, 2003, BY PAUL D. LEHRMAN One of the best parts of moderating Mix Forums online (www.mixforums.com) is that I get to read and, most of the time, approve all of the messages submitted... Bob JohnstonJan 1, 2003, BY DAN DALEY As we walk through the hall at BMI in Nashville, which has graciously provided a huge conference room for this interview, Bob Johnston gets accosted by... Tribal TunesJan 1, 2003, COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY Gary Cherone (Extreme/Van Halen) stepped into Prism Sound Studios (Acton, Mass.; www.prismsoundstudios.com) with his new band Tribe of Judah to mix the... Classic Tracks: Jimmy Buffett's "Margaritaville"Jan 1, 2003, by Dan Daley Few other songs have defined an artist, an era, a place in time and space, and an attitude like Jimmy Buffett's The song, released in January 1977, continues... It Could HappenJan 1, 2003, COMPILED BY SARAH BENZULY After 900 hours of studying, Arizona's Conservatory of Recording Arts and Science students John Haley's and Phil Nichols' graduation required an internship... Elliot ScheinerJan 1, 2003, BY MAUREEN DRONEY I once heard a group of established engineers debate who was the best all-around engineer. It should have been a difficult question, given the opinionated... We are the Mothers...and This Is What We Sound Like!Jan 1, 2003, By Chris Michie Frank Zappa has been justly celebrated as a composer, guitarist, bandleader, social and political commentator, scourge of the religious right and free-speech activist. Less commonly noted is that Zappa was an early adopter of almost every significant new recording technology since the dawn of multitrack, and often used those technologies and devices in entirely original ways..... The Big Trucks Keep RollingJan 1, 2003, BY BLAIR JACKSON These are challenging times for every aspect of the audio business, and none more so than for the hearty souls involved in remote recording. The issues... Wilco's Sonic AdventureJan 1, 2003, by Gaby Alter It was a hard road to completion for Wilco on their latest album, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot. The seminal alt-country band, which had previously collaborated... SilverchairJan 1, 2003, by David John Farinella For Daniel Johns, linchpin of the popular Australian band Silverchair, the successful consummation of the band's fourth release, Diorama, started way... Satisfaction!Dec 1, 2002, By Paul Verna Released en masse in August 2002 on dual-layer discs that feature SACD and Red Book streams, a new Abkco Series encompasses the Rolling Stones' '60s and early '70s catalog — considered by most fans and critics as the high-water mark in the band's career.... Kindred Spirits: A Tribute to Johnny CashDec 1, 2002, BY BARBARA SCHULTZ Johnny Cash and Marty Stuart go way back. The first two country records I ever owned were Flatt & Scruggs' Greatest Hits and The Fabulous Johnny Cash,... L.A. GRAPEVINEDec 1, 2002, by Maureen Droney Some people are going to find that their lives are a whole lot easier now that multitalented engineer Bruce Maddocks has opened Cups 'N Strings, a one-stop... SESSIONS & STUDIO NEWSDec 1, 2002 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Bob Dylan spent some time at Scream Studios (Studio City) cutting overdubs and mixing new material with engineers Biff Dawes and Chris... SKYWALKER HOSTS LA BOHEME CAST RECORDINGDec 1, 2002, Chris Michie The Scoring Stage at Marin County's Skywalker Sound recently hosted sessions for the cast recording of Baz Luhrmann's La Boheme. Produced by David Frost... David SylvianNov 1, 2002, by Chris J. Walker An interview with David Sylvian and engineer Dave Kent about recording David Sylvian's new records, Damage and Camphor. Recording and mixing techniques and equipment used during studio production.... New York MetroNov 1, 2002, by Paul Verna Question: How many artists record and mix -sounding albums at home in rooms so small that the studios can be vacuumed with a Dust-Buster? Answer: Too... Most Popularadvertisement PollsTalkBack
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