Interview | Music Technology, Mar 1987What have David Bowie, Laurie Anderson, King Crimson, Frank Zappa and Jean-Michel Jarre got in common? They've all employed the services of Adrian Belew, one of the world's most inventive guitarists, and a man with a passion for creating new sound textures. |
Interview | One Two Testing, Feb 1985 |
Interview | One Two Testing, Mar 1984One Two listens to Stratists Jeff Beck, Adrian Belew and Richard Thompson. Plus a Hendrix compilation. |
Interview | Sound International, Feb 1979talks to Ralph DenyerWell... what can you say? You know how good he is and what a writer our Ralph D is. But don't let's give the game away: read on! |
Interview | Music UK, Sep 1983The man behind Clapton, guitarist supreme Albert Lee talks guitars and playing with Max Kay. |
Interview | International Musician, May 1975 |
Interview | Music UK, Nov 1983Allan Holdsworth - Life in the New World |
Interview | International Musician, Aug 1975On Fenderising his Gibson and varying his technique |
Interview Audio | The Mix, Aug 1994 |
Interview | Phaze 1, May 1989an audience with andy partridge, frontman for one of britain’s most original-sounding pop bands |
Interview | Making Music, Feb 1987A new band, a new album, and a new year. Planning ahead with the Police behind you. |
Interview | One Two Testing, May 1984 |
Interview | Music UK, Dec 1983Roth's Revelations.... Arlen Roth talks to Gary Cooper |
Interview | Recording Musician, Aug 1992An Audience With AzizLeading session guitarist Aziz talks to John Harris about playing, recording, and hi-tech guitar processors. |
Interview | Music UK, Apr 1983Bill Nelson talks Synths Vs Guitars with Gary Cooper |
Interview | Sound On Sound, Mar 1991A Musical LuminaryBill Nelson remains largely unheard of by the record-buying public, yet his influence on modern musicians has been considerable. Nigel Humberstone visits him at his home studio in Yorkshire. |
Interview | Sound On Sound, Jul 1986Contractual hassles have kept musician/producer Bill Nelson hopping from one record label to another since the demise of Be-Bop Deluxe, yet he has still managed to record some exemplary albums using the facility of his 16-track home studio. Ian Gilby finds out how he put his new album together. |
Interview | Electronic Soundmaker, Apr 1985Bill Nelson's been out of the public eye recently, touring America and refurbishing his studio. Now he's back and talking to us. |
Interview Series | Home & Studio Recording, Dec 1984Bill lays bare his recording techniques and reveals the innermost secrets of his home studio 'The Echo Observatory' which has recently been upgraded to 16 track status. Now being used to record tracks fora forthcoming Nelson masterpiece. |
Interview | Electronics & Music Maker, Nov 1982An innovative multi-instrumentalist both in and out of the studio, from Be-Bop Deluxe to 'The Love that Whirls'. |
Interview | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1983An in-depth interview with this multitalented musician/composer/producer who reveals the techniques used on his new LP and explains how to use the E-bow to best advantage |
Interview Series | Home & Studio Recording, Jan 1985The conclusion of our in-depth look at Bill's home 16 track studio in Yorkshire. |
Interview | Making Music, Aug 1986A home recordist amongst home recordists traces his own history through tape recorders he has used. |
Interview | Phaze 1, Feb 1989a crash course in career-building from the bard himself |
Interview | Making Music, Sep 1986The man who put the rock into Gibraltar (no 'roll', numbskull, into 'roll'). |