International Musician April 1981 featuring Burning Spear, John McGeoch, Talking Heads etc.

EDITORIAL 10
LETTERS 18
BUZZ 34 
JOHN McGEOCH 44 Banshee's guitarist wails at Adrian Deevoy 
ELLEN FOLEY 50 Penny Ward listens; Ellen talks 
NINE BELOW ZERO 52 Current leaders of the R&B revival caught drinking  
NAUTYCULTURE 56 Who says record companies are there to help? 
SAX IN THE EIGHTIES 60 Alan Holmes chairs a round-table discussion 
SPANDAU BALLET 64  'Culture' shock for Traute Lakemeier; name shock for Ballet 
P.A. COLUMN 68 Ken Dibble encounters the Stranglers' heavies 
ELECTRIC MUSICIAN'S A-Z 72 BURNING SPEAR 78 Jon Futrell profiles and talks with Reggae legend  CHOICE OF THE MONTH 82 SOUNDCHECK: MESA BOOGIE COMBOS 84 Dave Mann discovers the reality is better than the dream 
SYNTHCHECK: YAMAHA SK30 SYMPHONIC ENSEMBLE 88 Portable orchestra receives encore request 
GUITARCHECK: WASHBURN FESTIVAL MONTEREY 91 Acoustic/electric American with pedigree  
GUITARCHECK: RICKENBACKER 330 92 Old favourite makes welcome appearance 
IN BRIEF: DEAN MARKLEY ACOUSTIC GUITAR PICKUPS 95 Range of high quality low cost p/u's 
EFFECTSCHECK: THE RESYNATOR Unlimited sounds from innovative technology 
MIKECHECK Ken Dibble reviews the RCF MD3000/S 
SOUNDCHECK: MARSHALL BASS STACK Scoop check on brand new Marshall system 
DRUMCHECK: LUDWIG SNARES Henry Roberts tells the story 
STUDIO DIARY  111  THE PRODUCERS: TIM FRIESE-GREEN 116 STUDIO OF THE MONTH: UTOPIA 118 STUDIO TESTS: BEL FLANGER 121  MASTER ROOM REVERB  122  DAVID BYRNE 134 Talking Heads' head talks (a lot)  
TRADE NEWS 139 ROCK'N'ROLL LIGHTING: RENTAL COMPANIES 141 John Lethbridge concludes his series 

International Musician was a UK musicians magazine published from 1974 to 1991. During the 1970s, the International Musician Magazine contained extensive interviews with many well known rock, pop, jazz, metal and indie recording artists. Interviews focused on the recording techniques, recording equipment and instrumentation favoured by the artists interviewed.

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