Windmill Lane

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

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Beskrivning

U2, The Rolling Stones, The Corrs, REM, The Cranberries, Hozier ... iconic bands and artists have done some of their best recording in Windmill Lane studios.This is the story of how a small studio in Dublin came to be one of the world's leading music recording venues, and the beating heart of Irish music.Through exclusive interviews conducted by acclaimed music journalists Tony Clayton-Lea and Mark Cunningham, the book features intimate, often unseen insights from artists, engineers and producers whose work defined the sound of modern Irish and international music.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2026-10-26
Mått:220 x 280 x undefined mm
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:128
Förlag:O'Brien Press Ltd
ISBN:9781788497008

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Folkmusik inom Kultur
Musikböcker inom Kultur

Mer om författaren

A devoted Horslips fan since his early teens, Mark Cunningham first interviewed the band in 1995, for Hot Press magazine. Later, he created the souvenir brochures for the band’s reunion tours, and produced videos for their general promotion.Mark’s early career was focused on work as a bass guitarist, composer and producer. He produced the first official BBC Children In Need charity single, and played a supporting role with several well-known artists.Moving into music journalism in the early ’nineties, Mark contributed to a wide range of magazines, as well as writing two popular reference books – Good Vibrations: A History Of Record Production and Live & Kicking: The Rock Concert Industry In The Nineties.In 1998, Mark co-founded TPi (Total Production International) – a monthly magazine for the live industry – and its associated annual TPi Awards event.Since leaving TPi in 2011, he has worked in a marketing role for leading live sound company Clair Global, as well as advising on numerous entertainment production initiatives worldwide.Mark lives in Southend-on-Sea, in the south-east of England.For further information on Mark’s career activities, please visit www.froog.netTony Clayton-Lea is award-winning Irish-based freelance journalist, writer and editor who writes primarily on pop culture. His work has been featured in The Irish Times, specifically for its Arts pages and its weekly music/movies/culture magazine, The Ticket, the Irish Independent, and The Irish Post.