Florida's finest remembers accents and accidents with Steve Rosen Stateside

Rising young rockers Bon Jovi sell hundreds of thousand of records, own lots of guitars, and look disgustingly healthy. It's enough to make Patrick Dutch throw up...

No doubting the Thomases from Elvis Costello and the Attractions.

A rare and exclusive chat with the boffin who gave birth to the beatbox. Tony Horkins programmes the questions.

A reversion to Rock 'n' Roll, an expanded guitar collection, a strange miking technique, another production job and he still finds time to go through Be Yourself Tonight sound by sound with Tony Horkins

The ex-Byrd who invented the jingle jangle 12-string sound natters on the jingle jangle 12-string sound.

After releasing an album consisting entirely of human vocal samples, Claire Hamill reintroduces the synthesiser to her music. David Bradwell listens to the singer's tale.

Paul Young's Royal Family

Guitarist Steve Bolton and bass player Pino Palladino explain the importance of being a Swedish Chef.

Any Questions?

Part 18. David Mellor concludes this 18-part mammoth series on recording techniques with a handy question and answer session.

Yet another selection of recently announced new products to whet your appetite!

Vox Setting Charts Choosing Strings And Pickups.

And what news there is. A special preview on the Frankfurt fair, lifting the veil on 1987's most important gear.

Gossip, Fibs, Stuff And Nonsense

oh really?

How it was done in the heyday of Pop - Philip Bashe tracked down the bands your dad snogged along to and found out the history of the '60s hits

Now it's time to learn the easy four-chord turnaround: write great pop songs, make money etc.

Two-Chord Songs

Just two, yup. Everyone from the Who to Duran Duran has used the trick. Now you can.

Dan Hartman takes Chas De Whalley to the US of AOR