Back Issues Because Vocals was a resource for serious singers and voice professionals, not a fanzine, readers still refer to their library of back issues time and again. Copies of a particular Vocals issue are orderable as long as supplies last. Thereafter we make photocopy facsimiles available. (Issues available only in photocopy form are identified here by a "P" in their code.)

VN 1-P (Premiere Issue, April/May '88): Manhattan Transfer's Cheryl Bentyne, The Alexander Technique, Mastering Microphones And Monitors, Exercises To Build Better Breath Support, The Desert Rose Band's "Summer Wind." VN 2-P: Seth Riggs: Hollywood's Voice Guru, Avoiding Mike "Pops," Christian Rocker Bryan Duncan, Fine-Tuning Your Band's Harmonies, When To See A Doctor, Chorus Diplomacy, Michael Bolton Does Otis Redding; Recorded History: Crosby, Stills & Nash and "Suite Judy Blue Eyes." VN 3-P: Country's Upstart k. d. lang, Do Young Singers Go Too Fast? The Bobs' Off-The-Wall A Cappella, Vocalist's Guide To Buying Microphones, Warm-Ups For Voice And Body, Learning Songs From Records, Broadway Auditions; Recorded History: Aretha Franklin's "Chain Of Fools." VN 4: Bobby McFerrin's One-Man Multitracking On "Don't Worry, Be Happy," Analyzing Studio Technique, Song Interpretation Workshop, Increase Your Resonance, Joining A Pro Choir, When Should You Rent Rehearsal Space? Recorded History: The Platters' "Great Pretender." VN 5: The Roches: Critics' Darlings, Cult Favorites; Science Shakes Conventional Vocal Wisdom, How To Capture A Vocal Style, Options In Amateur Choirs, Choosing A Voice Coach, Develop Your Ears For Session Work. Recorded History: The Fleetwoods' "Come Softly To Me." VN 6: Tax Tips For Working Singers, Mastering The "Solfege System" For Better Sight-Singing And Ear-Training, How To Find Your Best Key, A Doctor's Air-Travel Tips For Vocalists, Gospel With The Nashville Bluegrass Band; Children's Choirs. Recorded History: The Andrews Sisters' "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy." VN 7: Voice Medicine Special: When Singers Get "Nodes," Putting Together Your P.A. System, The Exotic Chanting Of Tibet's Gyuto Monks, Rhythm Exercises To Sing On Cue In Studio Sessions, What's Wrong With Operatic Interpretation? Recorded History: The Supremes' "Come See About Me." VN 8-P: Grammy-Winning A Cappella From Take 6 (Special arrangement: "If We Ever"), Compact P.A. Systems For Singers, Warm-Up Exercises For The Studio, Karaoke Machines' Band-In-A-Box Options, Coloring Your Styles With "Scoops," What Do You Need To Know About Performance Unions? VN 9: Special Section: Choosing And Using Accompaniment Tapes, Tapes As Tools For Jazz Improvising, Tapes For Contests, A Guide To Tape Sources. Making The Most Of Your Vibrato: Overview And Exercises. Recorded History: The Mamas & The Papas' "Monday, Monday." VN 10-P: How To Beat Stage Fright -- A 12-Point Plan To Stay Cool At The Microphone, How Electronic Tuners Can Offer Help For Your Voice, The Aldeberts: Vocal Jazz Trailblazers From Europe. Harmony Interpretation Workshop: Taking An Old Melody Through Barbershop, 'Fifties, And Jazz Arrangements. VN 11: Brad Chapman: Voice Coaching For The Electric Age, How A Pro Monitor Setup Helps You Survive On Stage, Warm-Up Exercises For Fit Singing, Stopping Nasality, Product Watch: A "Lotion" For Vocalists' Throats, Vocals' North American Music Schools Directory - Part 1. VN 12: Marty Balin's Solo Flight After Jefferson Airplane, Seasonal Harmonies From L.A. Session Aces "Inner Voices," Vocals' North American Music Schools Directory - Part 2, What Is The "Singer's Formant", And Do You Have It? Recorded History: Marty Balin's lyrical "Hearts." VN 13: Special Feature: Wireless Microphones: How They Work, Who Should Use Them, And How To Test Them. The Many Sides Of Natalie Cole, Vocal "Games" To Sharpen Group Harmonies, When Your Speaking Voice Can Hurt Your Singing Voice, Reader Survey. VN 14: Special Report: High-Tech Videoscopes Show Your Vocal Folds "Live" On Screen. Harmony Exercises, Using Vowels To Build Your Style, Doing Demos For Backup Tape Companies, E-V Monitor, A Cappella Winners. Regular back issues are priced at $4.50 each ($5.50 U.S. for foreign purchases). Photocopy issues are $5.50 each ($6.50 U.S. for foreign purchases). Prices include shipping and handling. Checks or money orders only, please. (On foreign orders, we require international money orders or bank drafts. Sorry for the inconvenience. We hope to have credit card purchasing available eventually.) Order from Pen/Lens Press, 142 N. Milpitas Blvd., Suite 280, Milpitas, CA 95035 USA Back to top Back to Vocals Home Page