Bruford & Moraz

Dissecting an unusual fusion

The first of our articles with this principal multikeyboard player gives you his background as a solo performer as well as his work with Yes and The Moody Blues.

Talking about improvisation and The Moody Blues

Having been involved with a bewildering number of projects in the past, Patrick Moraz and Graham Edge, keyboardist and drummer with The Moody Blues talk about their current work.

Moraz and Bruford Embrace the New

Patrick Moraz and Bill Bruford, two of music’s best-established virtuoso players, talk about their two-year relationship and a new LP. Interview by Dan Goldstein.

Whitesnake's Jon Lord talks gear & Technique with Gary Cooper

Paul White talks to Tony Visconti about his career, his production methods and his plans for the future.

He was once the driving force behind Genesis, Yes and King Crimson, but now this brilliant percussionist has turned his attention to jazz - and new technology. Tim Goodyer talks to him.

Is there life after Limahl? Yup. The four shy boys take turns to explain how they do it, and what they do it on.

At 28 Seigen Ono is one of Japan's leading producer/engineers whose recording credits include working for David Sylvian, Robert Fripp, Ryuichi Sakamoto and Lounge Lizards. He is also the creator of some of the highest quality instrumental music yet to be classified under the New Age music banner. Mark Prendergast discovers what he and his music are all about.

Electro-Music Transcription

This is probably the only published piece for panpipes and synthesisers that you'll come across!

Future Memories Live

We analyse his 'Future Memories Live' LP.

The Mellotron: A Historical Perspective

Vintage technology strikes back

...including The A-Z of Analogue

This month: Hohner

H&SR names the winners and Mark Fishlock reports on the proceedings.

This month: the Crumar Roadracer to the Dubreq Stylophone! Peter Forrest is your guide

This month, Elka Eminent to Everitt Orgatron.

This month: Farfisa to Fuller.

Part 9 - Hammond to Hanert.

Vintage technology strikes back

The Mellotron lives on

Dave Crombie checks out the Oberheim 4-voice polyphonic synth.

Provides Note Bender

Digicon ’85

Vancouver, Canada was the location for two hi-tech music events last August. Ron Briefel reports on the first of them, Digicon '85, and finds he has plenty to talk about.