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  • Thursday, December 11, 2008
    Al Galladoro: The Passing Of A Music Master
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    12/11/08 08:52 AM, 0 Comments
    Al Galladoro, a master of the clarinet and saxophone, passed this week at the age of 95. Born in Chicago in 1913, the son of an immigrant, Galladoro picked up his father’s clarinet when he was 5, and by the time he was 14, Galladoro had embarked on an 9-decade career that took him first to New Orleans and then to New York City. Galladoro thrived in an era when music was performed live on stage or broadcast live into… View this story
    Filed in: Recording • News • Analog • Concert

  • Thursday, September 11, 2008
    Best Buy To Open In-Store Music Centers
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    PSW Staff 09/11/08 11:23 PM, 0 Comments
    The nation’s largest consumer electronics retailer will announce Tuesday that it plans to open as many as 85 of the music centers inside its stores by the end of the year and could add even more locations in the future, executives told The Associated Press. The nation’s largest consumer electronics retailer will announce Tuesday that it plans to open as many as 85 of the music centers inside its stores by the end of the year and could add even… View this story
    Filed in: Church Sound • Product • Digital

  • Friday, August 15, 2008
    Wireless Microphone Interference a ‘Catastrophe’ for Nashville
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    PSW Staff 08/15/08 01:36 PM, 0 Comments
    A number of leading Nashville-based music interests told the Federal Communications Commission today that allowing millions of wireless devices to operate in the same spectrum as wireless microphones without failsafe protections would be a “catastrophe.” United in one voice, the music interests said they are “disturbed” by manufacturers who are anxious to produce new television white space devices and, in the process, are pushing the FCC to “discount – even overlook” the poor performance prototype technology platforms have had in… View this story
    Filed in: Live Sound • News • Wireless

  • Tuesday, May 13, 2008
    Songs For The Poorest Of The Poor
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    05/13/08 08:25 PM, 0 Comments
    NILES, IL, May 5, 2008 — An album featuring some of the biggest names in gospel and Christian music will be released this fall, with every dollar earned slated to benefit Compassionart, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping the world’s poor through income that’s generated by music and works of art. Written collectively at a retreat this January, the record’s songs were recorded at Abbey Road Studios with Danny Duncan (Bruce Springsteen, Usher, et al.) tracking in legendary studios two… View this story
    Filed in: Church Sound • News • Business