Making Music - January 1987
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Who you (the readers) voted as best musician, and what you (still the readers) voted as best gear. We shake the world. |
News, gossip, funny pictures, ink. |
Communications from the outside world, rows, agreements and advice. |
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If our lovable cartoon oafs wiped out the entire office last month, who's writing this...? |
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William OrbitRunning your own studio, writing your own soundtracks and surviving someone else's Hollywood. William Orbit speaks. |
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China Crisis Play 'Arizona Sky' | China CrisisChina Crisis get keyboardistic. Brian McNeill shows some chords. |
7/4There is life outside of 4/4. We dissect those funny times like five and seven and quarter past four on a Thursday. |
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Brave Brave BaldiesFamous rock star people will go a long way to conceal their gleaming domes. These are the tricks, follicle fans. |
Sessionmen SpecialBehind the scenes stuff with ace players Ian Lynn (keyboards) and Dave Mattacks (drums). |
Second part in our 'what do they do?' series. This month, what you do with the job. |
Got two hands haven't you? So what do you do with the left one? |
The Fabulous ThunderbirdsYou gotta crib to get better, so say Texan types Kim Wilson and Jimmie Vaughan |
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EQFeature The varieties, the uses, the pros and the cons. |
Double BassesThose large wooden things that are becoming surprisingly trend. How to cope. |
Midge UreThe wonderful guitars that made the wonderful Midge the wonderful guitarist. That he is. |
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A perceptive reader enquires of the Beeb Micro if it can A to D. Andy Honeybone Pens to Paper. |
Straight to the source, Jon Lewin quizzes Sennheiser technicians on what goes where. |
The life story of the original sampling keyboard — the Mellotron. |
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Can you cope with a life of motorways, transits and cafe grease? Roadside Rescuer Adrian Legg advises from grim experience. |
Why the valve gave way to the transistor. And why some people still don't believe it. |
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Another session in front of Maharishi Day and his all seeing wang bar. |
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Geoff Nicholls puts his two hands together, his head in between and thinks co-ordination. |
Strange goings on at Recycled Goods plc. |
This Harmony H77 from Paul Day's collection is the most expensive guitar they made — yours in 1967 for 95 guineas. Pic: Garth Blore. |
Duran Duran, The Damned, Heaven 17 and a special interview with Frank Zappa. |
Your tapes spooled over by the Making Music A&R cretins. |
Britain's only instrument and gear charts, complete with mini-reviews and spec. |