Keyboards with Magnum and Phil Lynott

Keyboard player with Magnum, Mark Stanway has also worked with Phil Lynott. Here he talks about writing, recording and performing with one of Britain's brightest rock hopes.

Dealer of the Month

Careers In The Music Industry

Classical sound engineers talk about their hopes and aspirations at the world's best-known studio, Abbey Road.

From Spandaus to Thompsons — and Richard is gunning for something more than cult recognition of his massively influential guitar style with a new album, Daring Adventures. Moving target: Paul Trynka

Roadie

Mike Hrano looks at the ups and downs of humping

All-Purpose Combo

The latest reports from the trade and prophet spheres

Welcome to The Mix

As David Steel had his battlebus, as Boadicea had her chariot, as Rob had his 68 bus this morning, so Genesis have Edwin Shirley's trucks... and many others have followed suit. Antony Freeman finds out why.

An evening performance

A road report on Roland's guitar synth the GR700 by Imagination's Ashley Ingram and Mark Wood of Nucleus and Sunwind.

Communicate Studios

Our boy Pat Hunt takes the 2.30 to Epsom Downs and wins by a nose

Software For Atari ST

Look Ma, no monitor

Strangler's keyboard commandant Dave Greenfield tells us why he's Waved goodbye to his Hammond.

Peter Maydew on a new budget PA system from a well-respected name.

They look like Bose, they sound like Bose, but they're made in Britain and they're a lot cheaper. Paul White investigates.