Renowned best for his keyboard/synth excursions in the jazz-rock field, Dave and partner Barbara Gaskin achieved several chart hits with re-workings of classic pop songs like 'It's My Party' back in 1982. Together they are presently completing their first album for release on compact disc. David Etheridge took a look behind the scenes.

Gabba Gabba meets MIDI MIDI

Dave Stewart gives the technology the human touch.

Bassist John Greaves & Drummer Pip Pyle

Is the National Health coughing up blood? Tony Bacon gets to grips with the current state of the queues and cures. Music for liver salts. The Greaves-Pyle team of whitecoats gives a semi-exclusive interview to a private patient.

A reversion to Rock 'n' Roll, an expanded guitar collection, a strange miking technique, another production job and he still finds time to go through Be Yourself Tonight sound by sound with Tony Horkins

It's a knockout with Stewart/Hall

The cousin of Kevin tells Richard Walmsley of his life as a lone tone

A journey through the musical world of this well respected guitarist

Computer Musician in Rock

Chas de Whalley, Paul Stavely O'Duffy, and the Get Down Mixdown Factor.

Dave Stewart in a room of his own

Film and library music composer Mark Thomas is currently recording several albums worth of orchestral library music. We catch up with him at Battery Studios...

The Jones boy finally agrees to talk to us. Tony Horkins plays the diplomatic attaché

From PCMs to PZMs

Tom's home studio is sure to be the envy of most of our readers but it's there for a sound, practical reason.

Dave Stewart

Eurythmics’s main man rips the lid off

In engineering and production - as in musicianship - flexibility and adaptability are precious qualities. Martin Rex has covered artists as varied as Neneh Cherry, Fela Kuti and Michael Nyman - Ollie Crooke listens.

Uncle Tom gives studio advice, from a Portastudio to a great big 24-track.

Dave Stewart Does "The Locomotion"

How to do "The Locomotion" in eight million keyboard chords.

Dave Stewart On Going It Alone In The Music Biz

The major record company route is not the only one to musical success. Dave Stewart has successfully avoided the majors and still manages to make a good living from his home-produced music. Here, he charts his musical history.