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Classic Tracks: Steppenwolf's "Born to Be Wild"

	
Jul  1, 2008, 
	By Gary Eskow
	
	

	
	
The road to becoming a rock 'n' roll icon is stranger for some than others. Take John Kay the voice and face of the L.A. band Steppenwolf for example....

	





	
Rahn Goes All Out

	
Jun  1, 2008, 
	Compiled by Barbara Schultz
	
	

	
	
Darren Rahn recorded and produced a new album by alto sax player Eric Darius at The LitterBox in Denver. Rahn used a Studio Projects T3 mic to capture...

	





	
Train Sessions

	
Jun  1, 2008, 
	Compiled by Barbara Schultz
	
	

	
	
Rob Chiarelli produced the tracks and Always Midnight for Pat Monihan and Train in Capitol Studios A and B (Hollywood) in April. Steve Churchyard engineered...

	





	
Fab 40th

	
Jun  1, 2008, 
	Compiled by Barbara Schultz
	
	

	
	
To mark the 40th anniversary of the making of The Beatles' iconic Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band album, none other than Geoff Emerick is recording...

	





	
The Sound of the Sound

	
May  1, 2008, 
	By Eddie Ciletti
	
	

	
	
I first met Richard Dodd in August of 1999 in Kooster McAllister's Record Plant Remote truck. That night, he was recording Tom Petty playing the Target...

	





	
Behind the Glass: Keb' Mo' and WildOates

	
May  1, 2008, 
	Compiled by Barbara Schultz
	
	

	
	
HISTORY SESSION KEB' MO' IN DOCUMENTARY Keb' Mo' spent time at The Village (L.A.), where he spent a day filming and tracking for Recording: The History...

	





	
Lenny Kravitz and Henry Hirsch

	
Apr  1, 2008, 
	By Chris J. Walker
	
	

	
	
Lenny Kravitz stands alone. On the one hand, he is known for embracing some of the musical ideas of many predecessors he openly admires, from Jimi Hendrix...

	





	
The Emperor's New Sampling Rate

	
Apr  1, 2008, 
	By Paul D. Lehrman
	
	

	
	
The arguments about sampling rates and word lengths in digital audio are long over with, aren't they? I mean, no less a personage than James A. Moorer...

	






            
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