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Feb 27, 2010
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We covered Abbey Road's Online Mastering service in the March 2010 issue of Guitar Player. Here, Abbey Road engineer Geoff Pesche talks about his approach to mastering in general, and specifically about mastering GP’s test track,
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Feb 01, 2010
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Angus Clark—best known for his emotive Gilmour-esque guitar work with Kitaro—plays alongside Al Pitrelli in TSO’s West Coast touring ensemble. Clark also provides half of the twin-guitar assault along with Aurelien Budynek on the
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Nov 01, 2009
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GREEN DAY’S ASCENDENCY FROM THE PUNK SCENE
at Berkeley, California’s, small but notorious 924 Gilman
Street Project to becoming the mega-selling rock act they
are today, somehow implies that the three members—
drummer Tré
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Oct 26, 2009
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JOE MEEK HAD ENGINEERED dozens of hits for major labels in
state-of-the-art London studios by the time he went independent in
1960. Along the way, he had learned the “correct” techniques for
recording everything from pop
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Apr 15, 2009
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Pop powerhouse Butch Walker knows guitar: when to use it, and when not to. You’re a guitarist, keyboardist, singer, songwriter, and producer. Does the music biz ever have a problem knowing what to do with you?I think when I used
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Apr 01, 2009
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THE REFUGEES ARE A TRIUMVIRATE OF Grammy-nominated singer-songwriters
that banded together in 2007. Deborah Holland (guitar, bass, accordion)
partnered with Stewart Copeland and Stanley Clarke in Animal Logic, and
has scored
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Feb 01, 2009
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WITH ALL THE MYTHOLOGY SURROUNDING the night Elvis Presley strode into
the Sun Recording Studio in Memphis, Tennessee, and recorded “That’s
All Right,” it’s hard to believe that one man still walks this earth
who was present
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Dec 01, 2008
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ORIGINALLY FROM THE ISLE OF MAN, HARRY Manx relocated to Canada as a
child and, while still in his teens, had a life-changing brush with the
blues. “I saw Buddy Guy and Junior Wells in 1970, and it knocked me
over,” he says.
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Feb 01, 2007
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It’s no secret that the talent, technique, and creative force of
magnificent and awe-inspiring guitarists runs deep. And going deep
doesn’t mean studying only the obvious guitar heroes. You have to get
out on the fringes, and
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Apr 20, 2006
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Dressed up as a mad puppet in white face, you couldn’t miss Zal
Cleminson as he prowled stages with The Sensational Alex Harvey Band in
the ’70s. A glorious oddity of the times, Scotland’s wackiest band
merged theatrics, a
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