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A Guy Called Gerald - Voodoo ChileInterview | Music Technology, Apr 1990You can't discuss the Manchester dance movement without A Guy Called Gerald. Simon Trask talks success and setbacks to one of Britain's most influential young artists. |
A Guy Called GeraldInterview | Micro Music, Oct/Nov 1989Vie Marshall asks who is A Guy Called Gerald? |
Adamski - Live And DirectInterview | Music Technology, Mar 1990By ignoring the charts and treating dance music as a live phenomenon, Adamski has won himself a huge following and a chart placing. Simon Trask talks about the live applications of studio music. |
Baby Ford - Acid RadicalInterview | Phaze 1, Feb 1989baby ford, golden boy of british acid, drops hints on getting the dancefloor moving |
Baby Ford - Acid RadicalInterview | Music Technology, Dec 1988The man responsible for the UK's first genuine acid house single discusses basslines, bitonality and the grin factor. Baby talk: David Bradwell. |
Cutmaster Swift - DJ TechnologyInterview | Music Technology, Jun 1989Winning the '89 Technics World DJ Mixing Championship has allowed Cutmaster Swift to plough the prize money into his studio. Simon Trask talks samples and scratches with the Champion. |
David Morales - Spin Doctor!Interview | The Mix, Jul 1994 |
Derek BInterview | Micro Music, Jun/Jul 1989Vie Marshall raps with the bad young brother himself about Ataris, Creator and reader-friendly manuals |
Derrick May - Techno RhythimInterview | Music Technology, Nov 1990Now making a huge impact in the north of Britain, Detroit's techno music owes its roots to a handful of far-sighted pioneers - amongst them Derrick May. Simon Trask discusses the future of electronic music. |
DJ Mark (45 King) - 45 KingdomInterview | Music Technology, May 1989As well as being famous for the size of his record collection, DJ Mark is currently one of the major forces in hip hop sampling. The 45 King tells Simon Trask about the biters and the bitten. |
Jazzy Jeff - DJ Jazzy JeffInterview | Phaze 1, Nov 1988 |
Jellybean Benitez - Planet RockInterview | Music Technology, Apr 1988John "Jellybean" Benitez is the leader of the current trend of DJs turned recording artists. Tim Goodyer talks to him about the relationship between the dancefloor and the recording studio. |
Juan Atkins - Future ShockInterview | Music Technology, Dec 1988Co-founder of the techno movement, Model 500's Juan Atkins discusses yesterday's technology and influences, and tomorrow's music. Technospeak: Simon Trask. |
Kenny Larkin - Mixing metaphorsInterview Audio | The Mix, Jun 1995Tim Barr catches up with the Detroit techno pioneer |
Kevin Saunderson - Mixing up the motor cityInterview | The Mix, Apr 1995 |
Kevin Saunderson - The Techno WaveInterview | Music Technology, Sep 1988Techno music, the true successor to late seventies synth-pop, translates the desolation of post-Motown Detroit into electronic dance rhythms. Simon Trask listens to the programmer's tale. |
Kinki Roland - Kinki Roland ate my budgerigarInterview Audio | The Mix, Jan 1995 |
KRS One - Ghetto MasterInterview | Phaze 1, Aug 1989Boogie Down Productionsmusic with a message from KRS-One |
KRS One - The Blueprint of HiphopInterview | Music Technology, Aug 1989From the New York roots of hip hop, KRS One talks about street-level production values and samples as the poor musician's alternative to real musicians. Simon Trask listens to the Music of the Spheres. |
Laurent Garnier - Laboratoire GarnierInterview | The Mix, Oct 1994 |
Les Adams - LA GearInterview | Music Technology, Oct 1989From his remixes of dance music through his record releases with LA Mix, Les Adams has specialised in making a lot out of a little equipment. His latest project is a solo LP, as Simon Trask finds out. |
Lionrock - Fifty feet high and risingInterview | The Mix, Nov 1994Lion Rock’s main man and individualist deckmaster |
Marshall Jefferson - The Human Side Of HouseInterview | Phaze 1, May 1989a house music producer who hates sampling and big drum sounds? some mistake, surely? |
Marshall Jefferson - Emotional FoundationsInterview | Music Technology, Mar 1989The originator of acid house claims the secrets of good music are feel and emotion rather than a Roland Bassline and an Akai sampler. Simon Trask gets in the mood. |
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