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Bill Medley of Righteous Brothers: The Life and Legacy of a Music Legend
On Tour With Alice Cooper – Manager Reveals Insider Stories
Two-Tone and Ska’s HUGE Influence on Music
Banned and Topping the Charts: “Relax” by Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Songs That Changed Music: Mr Blue Sky – Electric Light Orchestra
From Child Star to Music Legend: Stevie Wonder and “Superstition”
How Ozzy Osbourne and Randy Rhoads Rose from the Ashes and Charted the Future of Metal in “Crazy Train” and the Blizzard of Ozz.
Albums That Changed Music: Breakfast In America by Supertramp
“Pump It Up”: How Elvis Costello and the Attractions turned Punk into New Wave
The History of FAME Studios – Interview with Rodney Hall
“Tell Mama”: How an escape to Fame studios Reignited Etta James
Aretha at FAME: Where The Queen of Soul Found Her Voice
Artists Who Changed Music: Duane Allman
The Legendary FAME Studios Part Two
The Legendary FAME Studios Part One
“Mustang Sally” and Wilson Pickett at FAME Studios
Interview: Teddy Richards – Genre-Defying Guitarist
Rewriting to Perfection: “Slave to the Rhythm”
The Definitive Interview: Stephen Lipson – World Renowned British Producer
Bob Clearmountain Demos His Plugins
Recording, Editing & Mixing Rock With Matt McQueen
SubMission Audio DoubleTap – The Low End Solution
Turning Classic Literature to Classic Rock: Rush’s “Tom Sawyer”
Artists That Changed Music: Muddy Waters
“New Rose” and The Damned: The Story of UK Punk’s First Single
Three Creative Drum Mic Techniques
Radio Ready Vocals Using Stock Plugins
“Billie Jean” and the Hypnotic Power of A Singular Bassline
How the Buggles Predicted the Future of Popular Music with “Video Killed the Radio Star”
The Shure SM57, the Most Popular Dynamic Mic Ever Made
The Shure SM57 is the definitive workhorse microphone. It’s ubiquitous across the world, from home project studios to world-renowned places like Sunset Sound. The microphone is rock solid, pragmatic in cost and usage, and highly effective. It’s impossible to miss…
Making Microtonal Music is Easier Than You’d Think
Welcome to this Tutorial Tuesdays article by Michael W. Dean, synth player in BipTunia. Author of $30 Music School. PRO TIP: I’d recommend that while you read this article, you listen to this Microtonal Playlist on Spotify. It has…
Chris Whitten: World Renowned Session Drummer (Paul McCartney, Johnny Cash, The Pretenders)
Rock’s Greatest Eruption: How Eddie Van Halen Revolutionized the Guitar
Rock and Roll on the Dance Floor: Behind the Music of “Let’s Dance”
The Incredible History of Hollywood’s EastWest Studios
EastWest Studios is one of the world’s premier recording complexes with an amazing history. The facility is located right in the heart of Hollywood on Sunset Boulevard and has been home to some of the most celebrated artists of the…
Engineer/Mixer Chris Fogel: Alanis Morissette’s Groundbreaking ‘Jagged Little Pill’ Turns 25
Testing: 12345 – The TG Console and the Abbey Road Album
Fifty years. It seems like yesterday. Fifty years ago, The Beatles’ Abbey Road was released to the world. One other album would follow, but we’d all learn soon enough that this one was truly their swan song, and one that…
Brian May’s Legendary Red Special – Then and Now
Michael Romanowski: Grammy-Nominated Mastering Engineer
Al Schmitt: The Most Successful Engineer of All Time
Al Schmitt is a recording engineer and and producer. At 88 years old, with a career spanning 7 decades, Schmitt has won 23 Grammy Awards and recorded/produced over 150 gold and platinum albums. Needless to say, he is the most…
Legendary Luthiery: Scott Baxendale & the Baxendale Conversion Process
Scott Baxendale is a renowned luthier who began building custom instruments for Mossman Guitars in 1974. By 1978 he had joined the team at Gruhn Guitars in Nashville–one of the most well-known used, vintage, and collectible instrument dealers in the…