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 An Interview with Rod ArgentInterview | International Musician & Recording World, Mar 1975 |
 Battersea RockFeature | Topic: Recording Studios | International Musician & Recording World, Apr 1975Ramport Studios |
 Strat StoriesInterview | International Musician & Recording World, Apr 1975 |
 Francis RossiInterview | International Musician & Recording World, Apr 1975 |
 JJ's EvolutionInterview | Topic: Music Business | International Musician & Recording World, May 1975 |
 Emerson/MoogInterview | International Musician & Recording World, Jun 1975 |
 Pink FloydInterview | International Musician & Recording World, Oct 1975Floyd's Wright — on keyboards, lessons and the band |
 Alan PriceInterview | International Musician & Recording World, Oct 1975Portrait of the artist as a (suffering) young man |
 Harvey AndrewsInterview | International Musician & Recording World, Oct 1975Why you can't keep a good man down... can you? |
 Ginger BakerInterview | International Musician & Recording World, Dec 1975Thoughts from the cream of Britain's drummers. |
 Peter Gabriel - Behind The MaskInterview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1987Nobody has advanced the application of technology in music more than Peter Gabriel. His pioneering use of the Fairlight CMI helped popularise that instrument and give credence to sampling as a creative recording practice. Yet his music has never fallen prey to the technology trap - his latest album So remains a soulful collection of songs heavily reliant on technology but applied with subtlety. Ray Hammond talks to the great man about the album, new technology, Otis Redding, and his role as musician. |
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