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The Allen & Heath HeadlineFeature | Topic: Design, Development & Manufacture | Sound International, Jun 1979...comes just above the Allen & Heath contents page blurb. Which tells the prospective Allen & Heath reader that on page 57 is Mel Lambert's story of mixer manufacturer Allen & Heath. |
Colin ThurstonInterview | Home & Studio Recording, Feb 1985Record ProducerThe man who turned the music of Duran Duran, Kajagoogoo, Human League and Magazine into hits, discloses his hit-making formulae, recording methods and well-equipped home studio. |
Guy Fletcher: European ManInterview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1985Composer and studio owner Guy Fletcher had a dream: 'The European Suite' was the end result. Ted Fletcher details the work that went into its recording. |
The Christmas Gift Guide '85Group: Xmas XtraHundreds of affordable and useful gift ideas for the musically minded. Indispensable reading for the Santa Claus in your life |
British Music Fair PreviewShow Report | International Musician & Recording World, Aug 1986It's the biggest! It's the best! It's the 1986 British Music Fair! Our man on the inside, Tony Mills tracks down the hottest gear of the year |
The British Music AffairGroup: British Music Fair Supplement |
Frankfurt Review - This Year's ModelsShow Report | International Musician & Recording World, Apr 1985A glimpse of the equipment you could well be buying in the forthcoming year |
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