Joshua Thompson 

Oct 1, 2003, By Gary Eskow

The sign outside still said Frederic Clements, but it would be removed shortly. Joshua Thompson was in the final stages of transforming the former Clements art gallery into the new home of Tallest Tree Music, and in a couple of days, he would be hosting the release party for George Benson's new record, Six Play, which Thompson produced and co-wrote....

String Cheese Incident 

Oct 1, 2003, By Blair Jackson

The eclectic Colorado band known as the String Cheese Incident has been one of the more popular attractions on the jam-band circuit for 10 years now....

Bill Putnam 

Oct 1, 2003, By Jim Cogan

There is no Mt. Rushmore of recording, of course. If there were, this guy would be in the Lincoln spot....

Lee Dichter 

Sep 1, 2003, By Blair Jackson

After 40 years in film sound — half of those working at Manhattan's premier post-production house, Sound One — Lee Dichter has earned his reputation as the Dean of New York Re-Recording Mixers....

Songcatchers 

Sep 1, 2003, By Blair Jackson

Mickey Hart, longtime percussionist for the Grateful Dead, knows a thing or two about world music and field recording. He's lugged taping gear to Egypt, outfitted a recording expedition to New Guinea, captured the Tibetan Gyuto Monks in all of their glory and searched out indigenous music all over the world....

Brian Tarquin's Jungle Room 

Sep 1, 2003, By Barbara Schultz

Techno: It's not just for clubs anymore. Composer/guitarist Brian Tarquin writes the high-test electronica that helps drive a wide variety of TV shows, including MTV's Road Rules, NBC's Extra and Celebrity Justice and, of all things, ABC Daytime's All My Children....

And I Thought the Salsa Was Hot! 

Sep 1, 2003, By Oliver Masciarotte

Chips, they're everywhere: in your toaster, in your car (quite a few, in fact) and, of course, in your DAW....

The Mars Volta 

Sep 1, 2003, By Mr. Bonzai

Perched high above Laurel Canyon is the supposedly haunted mansion chosen by the Mars Volta to record their much-anticipated debut album, De-Loused in the Comatorium....

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