International Musician & Recording World Magazine October 1981 Queen Ian Hunter 10cc Eric Stewart

International Musician July 1981 featuring Brian May, George Duke and Stanley Clarke, Ian Hunter, Eric Stewart etc.

EDITORIAL 10 LETTERS 14 BUZZ 18 IAN HUNTER 20 Ex-Mott man takes his shades off for Tony Horkins GARY US BONDS 28 Springsteen's golden boy talks to Angus MacSwan BRIAN MAY 40 Queen's guitarist pinned down for an extensive interview P.A. CASTLE DONNINGTON 49 80,000 watts and a desk full of water ELECTRIC MUSICIAN'S A-Z 55 - THE COLLECTORS: ERIC STEWART 59 10cc guitarist shows his collection to Max Kay DUKE/CLARKE 65 George and Stanley talk to Harry TRADE SHOW REVIEW 68 What you missed at the Trade Show LLOYD RYAN 88 Tony Horkins picks up a few drumming hints SOUNDCHECK: CUSTOM SOUND 725 COMBO 93 More subtle than its looks imply GUITARCHECK: YAMAHA FG-612 Jumbo 12-string 96 One of the new range of Yamaha acoustics DRUMCHECK: C-DUCER AND TUBBY DRUM MIKES 99 A look at two alternative drum miking methods SOUNDCHECK: TEAC 144 PORTASTUDIO 103 The first complete home studio package reviewed. 

GUITARCHECK: VOX CUSTOM 25 ELECTRIC 108 Spotted at the trade show, reviewed in this issue. EFFECTS CHECK: CLEF MASTER RHYTHM 114 Highly flexible and cheaper than a drummer SPEAKERCHECK: 10" CONE DRIVERS 117 First in a new series of speaker checks STUDIO DIARY 131 STUDIO OF THE MONTH: SMILE 113 Janet Angus goes to Manchester THE PRODUCERS: DAVE EDMUNDS AND STUART COLMAN 137 The art of capturing Rockabilly STUDIO TESTS: ALLEN AND HEATH 16/4/2 141 COMPUTER MUSIC 144 Part one of a two part look at digital synthesis TRADE NEWS 147 DEALER OF THE MONTH: BAJ 151 

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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