Beat Instrumental Magazine No 132 May 1974 Clapton Dave Gilmour Queen ELP Bryan Ferry Procol Harum
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Beat Instrumental Back issue No. 132 May 1974Front Cover Picture — Carl PalmerLetters and Queries 4Carl Palmer — Developing As APercussionist 6Cat Stevens — Defending His New Album 9Eric Clapton — About To Tour Again ? 10Promoting Yourselves — Part 2How To Put On Your Own Gigs 13Dave Gilmore — Player Of The Month 16Don Powell — Trained By The Boy Scouts! 18Peter Frampton — Into The Stars 22Album Reviews 24Bryan Ferry — Looking To The Future 28The Sax —A Look At A FashionableInstrument 30Lesley Duncan — Talking About HerNew Album 33Studio Playback 34Sam Li-— Guitar Repairer To The Famous 38On The Road With Procol Harum 41Radio Playlists —- How The RadioStations Choose Their Records 43Russ Ballard — Set For A Solo Career 48 ©Disco Equipment—A Survey Of TheLatest Gear 50Instrument Review — Asba Drum Kit 58Instrumental News 59 |Gentle Giant — Preview Of TheirNext Album 61What's Watt — Understanding MoreAbout Amplifiers 62Queen — Their Method Of Making It 63Frankfurt Report — The Results Of TheYear's Most Important MusicalTrade Fair 65Price Listings — Guitars, Amps.Keyboards and Drums 79Advertisement Index 86Very Good+ condition.By 1974 Beat Instrumental had largely become a rock based publication aimed at musicians & readers interested the music industry. Published by Sean O'Mahoney and Beat Publications, Beat Instrumental was mostly aimed at musicians and music industry workers advertizing and reviewing musical instruments, guitars, guitar effects, amps, mixers and production/studio equipment but also included interviews with rock artists, rock music news articles & LP record reviews which gave it some popularity with non musicians.Very Good+ condition
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