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Up and RunningInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Apr 1986Sophie and Peter JohnstonIf the major labels let you down and you're writing sophisticated electro-pop, forming your own record company is one way of getting your message across. Annabel Scott meets a remarkable brother-and-sister duo. |
Talkback - Part 2Interview | Sound International, Sep 1978Richard Elen's fact-extraction mission with engineer Phill Brown reaches its conclusion. |
Double DutchInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1985Paul Tingen takes a look behind the scenes with Mai Tai production duo Eric van Tijn and Jochum Fluitsma — and finds out about songwriting, recording and home-made samplers. |
10CC - Strawberry and CremeInterview | International Musician, May 1975 |
808 State - Art Of The StateInterview | Sound On Sound, Oct 1992Instrumental music doesn't sell, the UK dance scene is totally bereft of life, and dance bands never produce decent albums. Wrong, wrong, wrong — and 808 State are back with proof. Nigel Humberstone talked to Manchester's finest during the recording of Gorgeous, their third album. |
808 State - The State of TechnologyInterview | Music Technology, Nov 1989England's North has consistently produced some of the most innovative electronic music. Simon Trask talks to a band set to take their place alongside New Order and Heaven 17. |
A Certain Ratio - A Sense of ProportionInterview | Music Technology, Sep 1989Haying abandoned the independence of Factory Records in favour of the relative safety of a major record deal, ACR are back in the limelight with a new LP. Nigel Lord asks questions of commerciality. |
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? |
A Popular History of Signs - Sign LanguageInterview | Electronic Soundmaker, Jul 1985Dance music with direction |
Act - Action DirectInterview | Music Technology, Aug 1988Whatever happened to Thomas Leer? What's become of Propaganda? If you've heard of a band called Act you already know the answers to these questions, if not, David Bradwell is right on cue with this interview. |
Adam Moseley - Long time comingInterview | The Mix, Dec 1994Adam Mosley chats about producing The Plot Thickens |
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. |
Adrian Belew - Strat ConversationsInterview | One Two Testing, Mar 1984One Two listens to Stratists Jeff Beck, Adrian Belew and Richard Thompson. Plus a Hendrix compilation. |
Adrian Belew - Tango ZebraInterview | Music Technology, Mar 1987What have David Bowie, Laurie Anderson, King Crimson, Frank Zappa and Jean-Michel Jarre got in common? They've all employed the services of Adrian Belew, one of the world's most inventive guitarists, and a man with a passion for creating new sound textures. |
Al Hospers - A Visit From The DoctorInterview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1990Al Hospers, chief executive officer of Dr.T's Music Software in Boston, paid a flying visit to the recent PC Show during a whirlwind tour of Europe. Paul Gilby asks him about the past, present and future activities of this prolific music software house. |
Alan Ayckbourn - Synclavier On The StageInterview | Music Technology, Nov 1988A British playwright looks into the future and sees a composer locked away from the world with a machine that makes music for him. John Walters talks scripts and Synclaviers. |
Alan Parsons - The Alan Parsons ProjectInterview | Sound On Sound, May 1986The man who took the credit for production on Pink Floyd's superlative 'Dark Side Of The Moon' album has since had ten years of album success with his own creation: The Alan Parsons Project. Richard Elen managed to track him down to London's Mayfair Studios, to discuss the appliance of music technology in his recordings. |
Alan PriceInterview | International Musician, Oct 1975Portrait of the artist as a (suffering) young man |
Alan Rogun - The RoadieInterview | One Two Testing, Sep 1984or how to keep THESE men happy and stay aliveroadie to the stars tells all |
Alex HarveyInterview | International Musician, May 1975 |
Alvin LeeInterview | International Musician, Aug 1975On Fenderising his Gibson and varying his technique |
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