Hal Leonard has published a new book, The Best of The ’80s, that compiles 80’s articles from Keyboard magazine.
Description:
The editors of Keyboard magazine have culled that era’s most insightful and landmark articles and combined them with a wealth of insight looking back now some 20 years later to paint a vivid and accurate picture of just how groundbreaking the keyboard’s role was in crafting the sound of an era. The book features 20 in-depth interviews with noted players and producers like Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, Duran Duran’s Nick Rhodes, Depeche Mode’s Vince Clarke, Peter Gabriel, and The Human League, as well as such visionary pioneers as Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea, and Frank Zappa.
Keyboard magazine editors Ernie Rideout, Stephen Fortner, and Michael Gallant uncover the true stories behind the gear, the production techniques, and the real stories of some of the 1980’s most definitive keyboard-driven recordings.
MSRP $19.95.
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Tags: 80's, Chick Corea, Hal Leonard, Herbie Hancock, Keyboard Magazine, new wave, Nick Rhodes, Peter Gabriel, Vince Clarke



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