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November 2001

Cover Story

B.B. KING: IT'S GOOD TO BE KING
By Sean S. McDevitt

Features

EYEBALL to EYEBALL
By Gregory A. DeTogne

LOOK, MA, NO HANDS!: Using Backing Tracks Onstage
By Robert Hanson

Up Front

CAPTURED LIVE: Reviews of Live CDs by Galactic and The Dead Kennedys
By Mark Smith

IT HAPPENED THIS MONTH
By Barry Cleveland

LOST & FOUND: Mahogany Rush
By David Simons

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READ IT OR NOT: A Review of Professional Sound Reinforcement Techniques, by Jim Yakabuski
Barry Cleveland

SITE SEER: Big Road Blues
By Chris Kelsey

THE BUZZ: Iggy Pops, Bizkit Sued, Megadeth Banned, and more...
By Jon Weiderhorn

Reviews

BOSS RC-20 LOOP STATION
By Barry Cleveland

MACKIE SR24-4 VLZ PRO
By Allen Lam

TC ELECTRONIC G-MAJOR
By Emile Menasché

Columns

BACKSTAGE: Pete Hits the Big Time
By Robert L. Doerschuk

BANDWIDTH: Streaming Web Audio With RealSystem
By Chris Kelsey

Performance Tools

PERFORMANCE TOOLS: Vox Valvetronix, Crest Audio XR-20, Etymonic Research Ear Plugs, and more...
By Ed Ivey

Feedback

Letters to Onstage

Editor's Note

In the Aftermath
Mike Levine Editor

Indie Ink

EVEN: An Aussie Band on a Mission.
By David Simons

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Q: On November 30, 1998, singer and guitarist Jewel stopped her performance at a Creative Coalition benefit in New York to ask the audience if anyone had a particular object that she needed. An audience member came forward with the object, and after using it, Jewel continued her performance. What was that object?

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A: A nail clipper.

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