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Rick Rubin

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Wanda Jackson: The Party Ain’t Over

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Matthew Fiander
/ 27 January 2011
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The Recording Studio Becomes a Musical Instrument in Its Own Right in ‘The Producer as Composer’

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Alan Ashton-Smith
/ 12 July 2010
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Brandi Carlile: Give Up the Ghost

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Steve Leftridge
/ 14 October 2009
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Fame, Fortune, and a Fat Queer Icon: An Interview with the Gossip

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Saxon Baird
/ 5 October 2009
‘Rick Rubin: In the Studio’ Lacks the Artfulness of Its Subject
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‘Rick Rubin: In the Studio’ Lacks the Artfulness of Its Subject

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Kirby Fields
/ 15 September 2009

Reading Rick Rubin: In the Studio at times I felt like I wasn’t reading a book so much as I was working through practice questions for the SAT.

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