International Musician & Recording World Magazine March 1981 The Who Thin Lizzy Andy Summers
International Musician July 1981 featuring Pete Townshend, The Police, Thin Lizzy, Elvin Jones etc.
EDITORIAL 10 LETTERS 16 BUZZ 34 ELVIN JONES 44 Jazz drummer extraordinaire talks to Zan Stewart SCOTT GORHAM 52 Lizzy's American connection
PA COLUMN: THE WHO 58 Ken Dibble listens but isn't so sure BARRY ANDREWS 62 Ex-XTC reminisces with Harry George ANDY SUMMERS 66 The Police are going down big in the USA HI-FI FOR MUSOS 69 James McGill rounds up the best of 1980 ROCK'N'ROLL LIGHTING 76 ELECTRIC MUSICIAN'S A-Z 80 SOUNDCHECK: RSD 8/4 MIXER 84 Dave Mann gives his approval SPEAKERCHECK: HORN FLARES 87 Ken Dibble completes his comprehensive series GUITARCHECK: DINSDALE ACOUSTIC 93 Hand-made excellence from Manchester GUITARCHECK: OVERWATER ELECTRIC 94 Another Northern newcomer MIKECHECK: ELECTROVOICE PL80 97 A genuine contender for the best vocal mike award SOUNDCHECK: HARTLEY THOMPSON COMBOS 100 Dave Mann gets to grips with unusual configurations SOUNDCHECK: DYNACORD BS412 102 Up-market bass combo from Germany DRUMCHECK: YAMAHA 104 Henry Roberts on well-priced Japanese outfit SYNTHCHECK: KORG MS-20 108 Monophonic versatility
SOUNDCHECK: TRACE ELLIOTT 1812 BASS RIG 110 Jim Rodford plays the overture STUDIO DIARY 113 STUDIO OF THE MONTH: MAYFAIR SOUND 114 THE PRODUCERS: MARTIN HANNETT 118 STUDIO TEST: AMCRON PZM MICROPHONE 120 Revolutionary design, practical performance STUDIO TEST: BEYER HEADPHONES 121 ROLAND PROFILE 131 TRADE NEWS 135 DEALER OF THE MONTH: MUSIC GROUND 137 FRANKFURT FAIR REVIEW 138 145 March 1981 5
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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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EDITORIAL 10 LETTERS 16 BUZZ 34 ELVIN JONES 44 Jazz drummer extraordinaire talks to Zan Stewart SCOTT GORHAM 52 Lizzy's American connection
PA COLUMN: THE WHO 58 Ken Dibble listens but isn't so sure BARRY ANDREWS 62 Ex-XTC reminisces with Harry George ANDY SUMMERS 66 The Police are going down big in the USA HI-FI FOR MUSOS 69 James McGill rounds up the best of 1980 ROCK'N'ROLL LIGHTING 76 ELECTRIC MUSICIAN'S A-Z 80 SOUNDCHECK: RSD 8/4 MIXER 84 Dave Mann gives his approval SPEAKERCHECK: HORN FLARES 87 Ken Dibble completes his comprehensive series GUITARCHECK: DINSDALE ACOUSTIC 93 Hand-made excellence from Manchester GUITARCHECK: OVERWATER ELECTRIC 94 Another Northern newcomer MIKECHECK: ELECTROVOICE PL80 97 A genuine contender for the best vocal mike award SOUNDCHECK: HARTLEY THOMPSON COMBOS 100 Dave Mann gets to grips with unusual configurations SOUNDCHECK: DYNACORD BS412 102 Up-market bass combo from Germany DRUMCHECK: YAMAHA 104 Henry Roberts on well-priced Japanese outfit SYNTHCHECK: KORG MS-20 108 Monophonic versatility
SOUNDCHECK: TRACE ELLIOTT 1812 BASS RIG 110 Jim Rodford plays the overture STUDIO DIARY 113 STUDIO OF THE MONTH: MAYFAIR SOUND 114 THE PRODUCERS: MARTIN HANNETT 118 STUDIO TEST: AMCRON PZM MICROPHONE 120 Revolutionary design, practical performance STUDIO TEST: BEYER HEADPHONES 121 ROLAND PROFILE 131 TRADE NEWS 135 DEALER OF THE MONTH: MUSIC GROUND 137 FRANKFURT FAIR REVIEW 138 145 March 1981 5
AA DEALER PROFILE: GUITAR GRAPEVINE
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.
Very good condition - complete issue
All items are professionally packed in high quality rigid all cardboard mailers. We do not use board backed paper envelopes. Magazines are placed in cellophane bags and then taped inside the mailer to keep it free from corners where damage can occur.
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