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Tony Maserati

	
Oct  1, 2009, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
Few mixers have the kind of track record that Tony Maserati has built during the past two decades. He's worked with everyone from Puff Daddy to Destiny's...

	





	
Music: Rosanne Cash and John Leventhal

	
Oct  1, 2009, 
	By Elianne Halbersberg
	
	

	
	
John Leventhal makes no secret of his disdain for gear talk. It is, he says, one of the least interesting things about the recording process. So uninteresting,...

	





	
Classic Tracks: Patti Smith's "Gloria"

	
Oct  1, 2009, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
It's one of the most haunting openings of any debut album. Soft, almost mournful piano and bass set up a slow rhythmic foundation. Then a woman's voice...

	





	
Malcolm Toft Q&A

	
Oct  1, 2009, 
	By Kevin Becka
	
	

	
	
Tell us about your early career as an engineer. I was a recording engineer at [London's] Trident studios when it opened its doors [in 1967], and prior...

	





	
Alice in Chains

	
Sep  1, 2009, 
	By Bud Scoppa
	
	

	
	
In 1990, Seattle-based Alice in Chains were opening for Van Halen, Ozzy Osbourne and even Poison, playing a post-punk/metal hybrid that emphasized bitter...

	





	
Music: Third Eye Blind

	
Sep  1, 2009, 
	By Heather Johnson
	
	

	
	
Many, if not most, musicians have some sort of recording setup in or near their home. But it's a rare few artists who have the chance to set up their...

	





	
Classic Tracks: The Bangles' "Walk Like an Egyptian"

	
Sep  1, 2009, 
	By Gaby Alter
	
	

	
	
What kind of a song is The Bangles' Walk Like an Egyptian, anyway? More than a novelty hit and not quite an actual dance craze, it strikes the perfect...

	





	
Music: Inner Circle

	
Sep  1, 2009, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
There are worse fates than being heavily associated with a single song. In the case of long-running reggae band Inner Circle, they will forever be linked...

	






            
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