Making Music - October 1986
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Welcome to The News where we tell you what on earth is happening. |
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Go straight to this page if you like a good gossip. |
Postman Pat brings us sacks of your difficult questions to answer. |
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Guitar WoodworkWhich trees die for which guitars, and why. |
Electric ShocksHow us musicianly types can avoid them. |
It Bites Play "Calling All The Heroes." | It BitesGuitarist Frank Dunnery shows you the chords to 'Calling All The Heroes'. |
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You Never Knew About The Police | The Police15 things you never knew about them. |
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Andy Summers & Midge Ure Go To Rockschool | Andy Summers, Midge UreA day's filming for TV's Rockschool reveals Andy and Midge's playing tricks. |
Make new noises with our patches for the Roland Juno II and the Casio CZ101. |
Second part of the great build-yourself-a-tape-MIDI-interface thingy. |
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Find out what keyboard and guitar chords have got to do with Tina Turner's 'What's Love Got To Do With It'. |
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The EdgeU2's guitarist interrupts recording of their new album for an exclusive Making Music interview. |
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Hooow doooes reeeeeeverb wooooork? |
Guitar ConstructionThis month we explain the unusual terms of guitar construction in plain language. |
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You're signed, and the big cheque arrives. What do you spend it on? |
Part two considers arrangements: getting right all the instruments order in the. |
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The weirdest recording technique we've ever heard, honest. |
Ever wished some manufacturer would come up with a particular gadget? Tell us about it. |
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Howard JonesLearn about Arif Mardin, Glenn Miller, Afrodiziak, DX7s, PCM70s, 9000s, and "One On One". |
Are you a muso?Our handy multiple-choice quiz will let you know once and for all. |
Goes back 17 years to meet Peter Green of Fleetwood Mac. |
Otherwise known as Paul Day, who identifies your old, unusual and weird guitars. |
Once again the Making Music A&R Dept is staffed by bastards. That's life. |
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Important dates, and a semi-acoustic dobro (s'right). |
Talking Heads, This Mortal Coil, Paul McCartney, and Classic Jimi Hendrix. |
Britain's Top 40 pieces of gear, with instant mini-reviews. |