Pacifique Makes RoomApr 1, 2006, Compiled by Heather Johnson A massive ensemble of players entered Pacifique Studios (Los Angeles) to work on the soundtrack to upcoming film Before the Music Dies.... Track SheetApr 1, 2006, Compiled by Heather Johnson NORTHEAST Cotton Hill Studios (Albany, NY) recently completed an ADR session with actress Grace Park for the SciFi Channel original series Battlestar... Capturing New Orleans JazzFest LiveApr 1, 2006, By Jeff Forlenza In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, one New Orleans musician vowed, New Orleans will swing again! And he's right. The strength, spirit and soul of the people... Was He or Wasn't He?Apr 1, 2006, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly Producer Don Was stopped by Selah Recording (Detroit) in early February to work on his upcoming album, Was Not Was, which is slated for release late this... Cat Power Grabs Some Memphis SoulApr 1, 2006, By Chris J. Walker During the past few years, Cat Power, aka Chan (pronounced like ) Marshall, has developed a large fan base through her stark, poetic, emotionally charged... Cirque Du Soleil Shakes Up Las Vegas (Again) With "KA"Apr 1, 2006, By Blair Jackson The Cirque du Soleil juggernaut just keeps on going. The massively popular art-circus group has been bringing their unique blend of mind-boggling acts... Classic Tracks: Hall & Oates "I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)"Apr 1, 2006, By Gary Eskow We're all products of our genes, our history, the region we grew up in and our influences, Daryl Hall says. These things, in my opinion, determine how... Manilow Remakes HistoryMar 1, 2006, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly Barry Manilow completed sessions at Ocean Way (L.A.) for his new album, The Greatest Songs of the Fifties (CD/DualDisc). The album includes remakes of... England at VillageMar 1, 2006, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly Singer/songwriter Kyler England was at The Village Recording Studios laying down tracks for a new EP release with producer/engineer Richard Furch, who... Sound Effects for 'King Kong, the Game'Mar 1, 2006, By Blair Jackson Serious gamers will be the first to tell you that not every great action movie can be successfully turned into a videogame. Indeed, for every successful... Sound Design fSound Design for Motocross Gamesor Motocross GamesMar 1, 2006, By Heather Johnson On a dry, sunny day just outside of Phoenix, pro motocross drivers speed through the wide-open desert, doing crazy jumps and otherwise kicking up a lot... The Musical World of 'The Godfather' GameMar 1, 2006, By Blair Jackson One of the most eagerly anticipated videogame releases this spring is The Godfather: The Game, based on Mario Puzo's famous book and Francis Coppola's... Game Characters Speak Up!Mar 1, 2006, By Heather Johnson It wasn't so long ago that speaking roles in videogames comprised a few repetitive words, a grunt or maybe an oomph for effect. But as games have become... Avatar Hosts FagenMar 1, 2006, Compiled by Heather Johnson Even an artist as credentialed as Steely Dan vocalist/keyboardist Donald Fagen can get starstruck. Fagen was busy in Avatar's (New York City) Studio C... Mayer at Eddie's AtticMar 1, 2006, Compiled by Heather Johnson John Mayer stopped by ZAC Recording (Atlanta) to listen to live tracks recorded by his front-of-house engineer, Chad Franscoviak, during a three-night... It's Final for 'Idol'Mar 1, 2006, Compiled by Heather Johnson Engineer Don Budd of Final Mix Studios in Campbell, Calif., recorded a new song for American Idol finalist Nikki McKibbin's forthcoming release, using... 'Lost Sessions' FoundMar 1, 2006, Compiled by Heather Johnson Garth Brooks' recent Walmart-only release, The Lost Sessions, was mastered at Independent Mastering in Nashville. Sessions was mastered from an ATR 1-inch... Track SheetMar 1, 2006, Compiled by Heather Johnson NORTHWEST At Nettleingham Audio (Vancouver, WA) engineer Kevin Nettleingham mastered releases for Portland-area artists John and Jose Troncoso, Dealer,... Producer Roy Thomas Baker Lights Up the DarknessMar 1, 2006, By Paul Tingen The members of British heavy rock band The Darkness don't take themselves too seriously. With tongue somewhere near cheek, they say that their concerns... Classic Tracks: The Pointer Sisters' "Yes We Can Can"Mar 1, 2006, By Blair Jackson When the Pointer Sisters burst onto the national scene with Yes We Can Can in mid-1973, they seemed completely different from any other popular group... Most Popularadvertisement PollsTalkBack
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