International Musician & Recording World Magazine November 1975 Yes Steve Howe Les Paul Russ Ballard

International Musician November 1975 featuring Ginger Baker etc.

7 Letters

12 LES PAUL
Father of the electric
guitar, inventor of multi-
track recording, Les talks
about his life and his work.

17 Albums

18 Soundcheck
Bench tests on Canary
mixer and Wem Dominator

22 Guitar Check.

Dynelectron Kimbara
bass and 1957 Gibson twin neck.

26 COMPETITION
Your chance to win a
Professional PA system.

28 Drum Check
Bob Henrit reviews the
new Ludwig acrylics.

32 KeyboardCheck
on the new Haven 61 portable.

34 STEVE HOWE How it is to be solo 

40 London Pub Guide
How much the gigs are
worth and what the
acoustics are like among
other things

42 The Guitar Makers
Visiting the new crafts-
men. This month, Chris Eccleshall.

47 Dealer of the
Month
Carlsbro Sound Centre,
Mansfield.

53 Studio Diary
62 PA Systems
An explanation of PA

67 British string
Manufacturers

77 Russ Ballard
82 Buzz
The bands coming big in
Edinburgh

87 Music News
90 Dealer News

96 Abbey Road
Perhaps the most famous
recording studio in the
world explored by IM's
Eamonn Percival

102 Hire
Where to hire the things
too expensive to buy.

116 Price Scanner
122Classified 
124 Studio Guide
124 Hire Guide
125 Dealer Guide
126 Reader Service

During the 1970s, the International Musician Magazine featured extensive interviews with many well known rock, prog, pop and jazz recording artists, such as The Who, ELP, George Benson, Jaco Pastorius, Frank Zappa, Iron Maiden and a host of others. Interviews usually focused on the recording techniques, recording equipment and instrumentation favoured by the artists interviewed.

Excellent+ condition