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Nashville Skyline, September 2009

	
Sep  1, 2009, 
	By Peter Cooper
	
	

	
	
On his first night in Nashville, R.S. Field headed for the women's dormitory at Vanderbilt University. There, coeds wiggled around in a little basement...

	





	
The Producers

	
Sep  1, 2009, 
	By Barbara Schultz
	
	

	
	
In the May issue of Mix our annual theme issue, which focused on Getting Noticed, Getting Heard, Getting Paid we explored the ways that new music business...

	





	
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...

	





	
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...

	





	
Dann Huff Q&A

	
Sep  1, 2009, 
	By Tom Kenny
	
	

	
	
You've had quite a career, playing on some big records. What's kept you in Nashville? It's just like anything else, a series of decisions. When I moved...

	





	
Track Sheet, September 2009

	
Sep  1, 2009, 
	Compiled by Barbara Schultz
	
	

	
	
Scott Peets' Design FX Remote truck was used to record live performances by James Taylor and band for the soundtrack to Judd Apatow's current film, Funny...

	





	
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...

	





	
Classic Tracks: Talking Heads "Road to Nowhere" 

	
Aug  1, 2009, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
By 1985, Talking Heads was one of the most respected bands in America, loved both by critics and an ever-expanding fan base that watched the group move...

	






            
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