Paul Henderson
Classic Rock’s production editor for the past 22 years, ‘resting’ bass player Paul has been writing for magazines and newspapers, mainly about music, since the mid-80s, contributing to titles including Q, The Times, Music Week, Prog, Billboard, Metal Hammer, Kerrang! and International Musician. He has also written questions for several BBC TV quiz shows. Of the many people he’s interviewed, his favourite interviewee is former Led Zep manager Peter Grant. If you ever want to talk the night away about Ginger Baker, in particular the sound of his drums (“That fourteen-inch Leedy snare, man!”, etc, etc), he’s your man.
Latest articles by Paul Henderson

By Paul Henderson Published
The Eclipse TD-M1 speakers look great and sound even better.

By Paul Henderson Published
Bells, whistles, sledgehammers, plasticine.

By Paul Henderson Published
Now you can play your vinyl anywhere – no hi-fi system required.

By Paul Henderson Published
Thorough exploration of elusive jazz-rock stalwarts.

By Paul Henderson Published
Dali Rubicon speakers aim for the sound barrier

By Paul Henderson Published
Schizoid great/’difficult’ 70s prog classic gets laid again.

By Paul Henderson Published
Early-70s prog scene-shaper from its leading lights.

By Paul Henderson Published
If you’re as serious about the audio quality of your music while on the go as you are when at home, you need a headphone amp like this.

By Paul Henderson Published
80s/90s pop-proggers’ ‘best’ mouthfuls.

By Paul Henderson Published
Yes you can make pigs’ ears from silk purses.

By Paul Henderson Published
In 2003, George Thorogood told Classic Rock what his best and worst decisions have been, and how many groupies he'd enjoyed!
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