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The Biggest CountryInterview | Phaze 1, Jan 1989from america to russia and back again, rock 'n' roll puts the cold war on ice |
Bob HenritInterview | International Musician, Aug 1975Ace Argent drummer — hopefully to be contributing to IM in the future - talks about his approach to drumming. |
Just A Second Part From FZ - Part 2Interview Series | Sound International, May 1979The continuing story of Francis Vincent Zappa who, out on the road with a rock band for the first time in weeks, relates to one Ralph Denyer just how musicians get their action. |
The ProducersInterview | Sound International, May 1978In the first of a series, Fred Dellar looks at the chequered career of Gus Dudgeon. |
Order of the DayInterview | Phaze 1, Apr 1989why drummer stephen morris prefers programming computers to bashing skins |
Jeff BeckInterview | International Musician, Oct 1975Steve Rosen unravels more of the mystery surrounding Beck. |
House CallsInterview | Making Music, Dec 1987 |
The Rhythm SectionInterview | Sound International, Jun 1978No doubting the Thomases from Elvis Costello and the Attractions. |
Harvey AndrewsInterview | International Musician, Oct 1975Why you can't keep a good man down... can you? |
Tony OxleyInterview | Sound International, Jul 1978Tony Oxley sneers commendably at commercialism in music. |
Animal HouseInterview | International Musician, Jul 198610 years on, and nothing's changed, including Chris Holland-Hill's underwear |
Stateside ManoeuvresInterview | International Musician, Feb 1986The two man band out manoeuvring in the USA put Tony Mills in the picture |
A Walk On The Wide SideInterview | One Two Testing, May 1986Poe shaped ex-Pere Ubu person pontificates |
LandscapeInterview | Sound International, Aug 1978The Rhythm SectionLandscape's bassist and drummer recount their reasons for choosing to form their own label to Ralph Denyer. |
Awopbopaloomopalopbamboom or BustInterview | International Musician, Sep 1986The original Mr. Electrify in a very, er, um.. frank interview about Sex 'n' Drugs 'n' Rock 'n' roll — the first time round, Iain Blair spares no blushes |
SaxonInterview | Making Music, Sep 1986shrugs and knock 'n' knowallWrenched from video filming (with a ballerina no less) and quizzed on gear and blushes. |
The Rhythm SectionInterview | Sound International, Sep 1978Bowie's Dennis Davis and George MurrayDennis Davis and George Murray chat to Ralph Denyer on their rhythmic station in the Bowie band. |
The ProducersInterview | International Musician, Sep 1986Chas de Whalley talks to the other John Williams about his recent work with chart-toppers The Housemartins |
Order of the DayInterview | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1985Matthew Vosburgh attaches tape recorder to tripod and lets New Order add their words to his pictures. He also traces the recorded history of one of Britain's most influential modem music outfits. |
Working WorldInterview | International Musician, Oct 1986Working Week take a break to chat to Tony Reed on the subjects of pop, politics, and the importance of dance. |
VangelisInterview | Sound On Sound, Jul 1990With some 17 solo albums to his credit, as well as two ballets, five collaborations with Jon Anderson, and film soundtracks that include 'Blade Runner' and the Oscar-winning 'Chariots Of Fire', Vangelis has continually explored the creation of musical forms via the integration of the acoustic with the electronic. Recently, he took time out to talk about his own work methods and express his views on the current technological scene. Richard Buskin asks the questions. |