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Ricky Skaggs and Bruce Hornsby

	
Apr  1, 2007, 
	By David John Farinella
	
	

	
	
The recently released collection of songs from Ricky Skaggs and Bruce Hornsby has its genesis at a rinky-dink show that took place in the small northern...

	





	
Fountains of Wayne

	
Apr  1, 2007, 
	By Heather Johnson
	
	

	
	
When Fountains of Wayne started making plans to record their new album, Traffic and Weather (out April 3 on Virgin Records), co-founder/bassist Adam Schlesinger...

	





	
DMB At Home

	
Apr  1, 2007, 
	Compiled by Barbara Schultz
	
	

	
	
The Dave Matthews band has been working in Matthews' personal studio, Haunted Hollow, on a followup to their successful 2005 release, Stand Up. Engineer...

	





	
A Perfect World

	
Apr  1, 2007, 
	Compiled by Barbara Schultz
	
	

	
	
Jack Conners' Perfect World Studios offers editing, mixing, mastering and short-run duplication, as well as recording services in a private studio in...

	





	
Good News From Nola

	
Mar  1, 2007, 
	Compiled by Barbara Schultz
	
	

	
	
James Andrews, lead singer and trumpeter of the New Birth Brass Band, did some tracking for his new album at The Truckfarm studio in New Orleans. The...

	





	
Stephen Marley

	
Mar  1, 2007, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
Stephen Marley has been around music his entire life. As the third child of Bob and Rita Marley, born in 1972 (David/ and Cedella are older; there are...

	





	
Classic Tracks: Chubby Checker's "The Twist"

	
Mar  1, 2007, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
As a certified dinosaur, I wish I could claim that my first hit of rock 'n' roll was seeing Elvis on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1956. But I was only 3 then...

	





	
Capturing Taiko Drums for Ubisoft's Red Steel

	
Mar  1, 2007, 
	By Barbara Schultz
	
	

	
	
Ubisoft's Red Steel was one of the first videogames released for Nintendo's Wii platform. Action surrounds the violent struggle between fictional Japanese...

	






            
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