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Track Sheet

Dec 1, 2005, Compiled by Heather Johnson

NORTHEAST Bennett Studios' (NYC) Dae Bennett mixed stereo and 5.1 versions of Trey Anastasio's new DualDisc album. Meanwhile, Rob Thomas produced a track...

After 25 Years, Streisand, Gibb Indulge

Dec 1, 2005, Compiled by Heather Johnson

After 25 years, Barbra Streisand and Barry Gibb reunite for Guilty Pleasures, the long-awaited part deux to her multi-Platinum smash Guilty, which featured...

Diestra Heats Up Miami

Dec 1, 2005, Compiled by Heather Johnson

Latin alt-rock duo Diestra recorded their second album at Criteria Studios' (Miami) spacious Studio A. Bandmembers Ricardo and Luis Bonilla co-produced...

Pat Benetar's "Love is a Battlefield"

Dec 1, 2005, By Robyn Flans

It's fortunate that most creative people are extremely confident in their visions and fight for their beliefs. Many hits would not see the light of day...

Track Sheet

Nov 1, 2005, Compiled by Heather Johnson

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA At Sunset Sound (Hollywood), Rick Rubin produced a new Dixie Chicks album with engineer Jim Scott and then oversaw Audioslave overdubs...

Cale Visits Ocean Way

Nov 1, 2005, Compiled by Sarah Benzuly

John Cale (Velvet Underground producer/co-founder) completed his new album, blackAcetate, in Ocean Way Recording's (Hollywood) Studio B. Tracking took...

Luther Vandross' "Here and Now"

Nov 1, 2005, By Gary Eskow

When Luther Vandross succumbed several months ago to the effects of a stroke that he suffered in 2003, the world lost a great singer and a top-tier tunesmith....

What's the Holdup?

Oct 1, 2005, By Jim Aikin

In the stone age of computer music (the 1970s), latency was measured in minutes, hours or days. Computer musicians entered their compositions on punch...

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