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International Musician & Recording World - March 1985

Editorial
Feature

Article Group:
The Big Ten

What they said from '75 to '85 — and what they said at the birthday party

The Big Ten - 1975
Retrospective

The Big Ten - 1976
Retrospective

The Big Ten - 1977
Retrospective

The Big Ten - 1978
Retrospective

The Big Ten - 1979
Retrospective

The Big Ten - 1980
Retrospective

The Big Ten - 1981
Retrospective

The Big Ten - 1982
Retrospective

The Big Ten - 1983
Retrospective

The Big Ten - 1984
Retrospective

The Big Ten - 1985
Retrospective

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Someone you can rely on, a shoulder to cry on

Buzz
News

Snippets, bitlets, whippets...

Beatroute
Feature

Alison Moyet

Paul Henderson outlines the equipment used by Alison Moyet's band

The King's on his throne but the President's in jail
Feature

Fela Kuti And King Sunny Ade | Fela Kuti, King Sunny Ade

The King and the President of Nigerian music explain the effect Juju and Afro-Pop have had on white Rock music. Report by Michael Shore

The Musical Micro
Feature

Budget digital sampling at the flick of a switch or two

The Complete Phil Collins
Interview

Phil Collins

While most musicians flounder attempting to play one instrument, Phil Collins has his cake and eats it. Tony Horkins pieces together the multiple talents and discovers the complete musician

Workbench
Feature

Signal Processors - the saga continues

Phil 'Distortion' Walsh and the continuing saga of signal processors

The French Connection
Interview

Jean-Michel Jarre

Tony Mills discusses sounds and concepts with the Frenchman who made instrumental synthesizer music respectable

The Managers
Feature

Chas Chandler

Chas Chandler unleashes some tales of yore and gives some astoundingly simple tips for would-be managers

Feelers On The Dealers
Feature

Wisher

Billy Punter goes to Derby and comes away with a plectrum

Sapphire and steel strings
Interview

John Martyn

From Folkie to MIDI. Chris Maillard finds out how the hard bitten acoustic veteran has been bitten hard by the electronic bug

So You Want To Be A...
Feature

Songwriter.

Hooklines and singers analysed by Jim Betteridge

Strawberry Ripples
Interview

Strawberry Switchblade

The prettiest people in Pop meet the ugliest person in journalism

PA Column
Feature

Cocteau Twins

Jim Betteridge wades through the swirling, ethereal ambience that is the Cocteau Twins' music

Cover Publications Pullout
Feature

Stability, Care and Attention 1975-1985

Roland JX8P
Review

Synthcheck

The latest from Roland. Is it a winner? Jim Betteridge investigates

Dynacord Digital Hit
Review

Rhythmcheck

A neat effects pedal housing the sound of your choice

Washburn Wonderbar Tremolo Assembly
Review

Accessorycheck

Taken to task by Dave 'King Wang' Burrluck

Steinberger Tremolo Six-String
Review

Guitarcheck

That familiar old shape with an unfamiliar appendage

Millioniser 2000
Review

Synthcheck

The most revolutionary instrument since the Stylophone. Review by Curtis Schwartz

Pearl Export EX22 D 50
Review

Drumcheck

Bob Henrit draws a line between the Maxwin and the Professional and finds a good-looking, clean-sounding kit

Yamaha SE200 and SE300
Review

Guitarcheck

Do we really need more Strat copies? Dave Burrluck ponders the question

UP-5 and K2X
Review

Drumcheck

Bob Henrit takes a look at two alternative brains for UP users

ADA 2FX Digital Multieffects
Review

Effectscheck

A veritable jamboree bag of effects in one rackmounting unit

Encore Coaster And Blue Sage
Review

Guitarcheck

An electro-acoustic and the cheapest Strat copy this side of War On Want. Review by Dave Burrluck

Frankfurt Fair Preview
Show Report

A sneak look at what you could well be buying in the forthcoming financial year

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Competition

A Yamaha DX7, a Simmons SDS8, a Fender Squier bass plus, plus, plus. Our biggest best competition ever!

Article Group:
Recording World

Studio Diary
Feature

A special 10th anniversary Diary hot from the lips of Adrian Deevoy

Studio Test
Review

Mini Monitors Roundup

Curtis Schwartz puts five pairs of mini-monitors through their paces in a consumer test

Studio Of The Month
Feature

Clock Recording Studios

Chris Maillard Clocks on to report on a new recordenhaus

The Producers
Interview

Pip Williams

Despite his Barclay James Harvest and Jim Diamond connections, we let Chas De Whalley speak to Pip Williams. We should have known better.

Home Taping
Feature

Kite Studios

Jon Lewin poles off to see a Cambridge punter

News
News

All the latest topical bulletins from the trade

International Musician & Recording World - Cover Publications Ltd, Northern & Shell Ltd.

 

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