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Sat, 16 June 2007
[Show #75] Epiphone Valve Jr. Review - Al's French Project


News, Crosstalk, a Gear Review, a Featured Performance and we tweak The Stupid Knob!


News:

    Official Digidesign Support For 8-Core Mac Pro

    MusicRow Drum Queen

    School Of Audio (SAE) Engineering

    Ardour Open Source DAW

    de la Mancha Dynamite Cowbell Plugin

    FX Plugin Comparison Site #1

    FX Plugin Comparison Site #2


Crosstalk:

    Les Paul Is 92!

    Stax Records Is 50!

    Send in your questions for Charles Dye!

    Send in your questions for a Mastering Engineer!

    Calling all Cat Box submissions! Here kitty, kitty.


Johnny Cash Video Feature:

Louis Armstrong and Johnny Cash - Blue Yodel No. 9




Johnny Cash's Last Recorded Performance at the Carter Family Fold July 5, 2003.




Gear Review:

The Epiphone Valve Jr.

    See The Amp Head

    See The Speaker Cabinet

Mike's credit card just FLEW out of his wallet for this one.




Featured Performance:

Al fininshed his work on the french dance/chill song One Step Away. Check out the final master! We'll let you know where you can pick up the album as soon as it's released. The artist is VillaBlue, which is Juanite Grande and Pascal De Falco.

    VillaBlue On MySpace

    Juanita Grande's Web Site


The Stupid Knob:

Moby, The Vegan Vampire!

Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question:

Q: In spite of the fact that much of his time was devoted to his role on Rawhide, the western TV series, this actor had time to record a major novelty hit. Who was he and what was the song?

A: He was Sheb Wooley and the song was Purple People Eater!

This week's winner is Patrique Osbourne. Congratulations Patrique, you're taking home a copy of Guitar and Drum Trainer courtesy of Ryan Smith over at GuitarAndDrumTrainer.com.

Honorable mention goes out to Jonathan McMillan and Steven Moore. Great job!


See you next week!

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