Jimmy Bowen on Tony Brown
To put together our “30 People Who Shaped Sound” feature, we phoned top producers, engineers and artists to get their personal observations on what...
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To put together our “30 People Who Shaped Sound” feature, we phoned top producers, engineers and artists to get their personal observations on what...
STUDIO FOUNDERS RECALL THE WAY IT WAS IN NEW ORLEANS
As time passes, I find myself more and more grateful for Marty Stuart. He’s a great singer, a great musician, but more than that,...
Ride this ghost train back to the Sun Records days: Former Stray Cats bassist Lee Rocker begins his latest CD with a bit of...
When Sinead O’Connor set off to make Theology (out June 26), she began with the notion of recording acoustic-only versions—just her and a guitar,...
Sinéad O’Connor took a forgotten album track by The Family—that just happened to be written by Prince—and turned it into one of the biggest...
Ubisoft's Red Steel was one of the first videogames released for Nintendo's Wii platform. Action surrounds the violent struggle between fictional Japanese
Conceived during a night of "assisted insomnia," Elvis Costello's "Pump It Up" has become a signature song for the artist, with its erudite wordplay...
In June, Mix's Class of 2006 design feature announced the expansion of this month's cover studio, R!OT Atlanta. Serving the booming Atlanta TV advertising
Like most country singer/songwriters worth their salt, Willie Nelson operates outside the Nashville mainstream not necessarily because he's a major rebel
In the studio business, it's not surprising to hear colleagues say that their co-workers are like family, but at the four-months-new Saint Claire Recording
Lorenz Vauck (pictured) is the man behind the computer at XARC Mastering (Dresden, Germany), where he provides low-cost, fast-turnaround mastering services to an international...
A magnetic performer with a soulful and sometimes silken voice, the face of Adonis and total dedication to the power of music: That was...
The late engineer/producer/rock 'n' roll pioneer Sam Phillips said, There's music in voice. If you feel it and it's a part of your spirituality,...
No one could touch her. Her voice was one of the most ravishing instruments ever recorded.
It was a long time coming. Engineer Fred Paragano's Paragon Studios, a new, ground-up facility in Franklin, Tenn., just outside of Nashville, was the...
Scott Robinson and Dan Herrington - partners in the two-year-old, Nashville-based Dualtone label - have earned their badges and wear them proudly.
Johnny Cash and Marty Stuart go way back. The first two country records I ever owned were Flatt & Scruggs' Greatest Hits and The...
Sounds like nice work if you can get it: We have 20 acres, nine cats, 15 sheep, two dogs and a lot of grass...
America is currently in an phase of its on-again, off-again love affair with roots music, largely thanks to the much-deserved success of the O...
Elvis Costello is a mighty resilient artist. Next time you find yourself sweating the small stuff, think about this: The song Costello and his...
Egan Media Productions, a new three-room audio/video complex in Colchester, Vt., is about 30 miles from the geographical center of nowhere, says owner
A decade ago, Trevor Hutchinson was playing bass in The Waterboys, an Irish (via the UK) band with modern rock leanings that introduced the...
When the tribute album trend hits its stride on the heels of Hal Wilner's eclectic, breakthrough Stay Awake:Various Interpretations of Music From Vintage
Lone Scout Studio is the home of the Spanic Boys, Milwaukee's hardest-rocking father-and-son band. The Spanics have made eight guitarrific, smart roots-influenced