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A tribute to one of the greatest keyboardists in the history of rock music, who just died today, the 15th of September 2008, at 65 years of age from cancer. We will all miss you, Rick. R.I.P.

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THE GREAT RICK IN THE SKY - MEDLEY OF 7 PIECES - A PIANO TRIBUTE TO RICHARD WRIGHT OF PINK FLOYD By Giorgio Rizzarelli (Urbania70). Medley assembly, transcription/adaption for solo piano, live performance and video editing realized between September 15 and October 23, 2008. SPOKEN INTRO TEXT: Hi YouTube watchers, especially Pink Floyd fans. As most of you know, the band's keyboardist and founder member Richard Wright passed away on September 15th. The other members describe him as the most reserved and modest. Actually, though his jazz abilities, he invented an essential style. Besides playing keyboards, Wright gave important contributions as a writer (and sometimes as a vocalist), some of which are remembered in this piano cover medley. Richard Wright died at 65 and, as he had kept privacy about his illness, these news came suddenly. It's sad to know that, if another reunion will be done (after the one at Live8), he will not join it. As many keyboardists, I learned from his style. TRACKLIST The Great Gig In The Sky (Wr, Torry) Breathe (G, Wa, Wr) Echoes (M, G, Wa, Wr) Time (G, Wa, Wr, M) Us And Them (Wa, Wr) Cluster One (G, Wr) (b) Wearing The Inside Out (Wr, Moore) G=Gilmour, M=Mason, Wa=Waters, Wr=Wright Wright performs lead vocals on Meddle (with Gilmour), Wearing The Inside Out, the Time bridge. All excerpts are from "The Dark Side Of The Moon" except the last two which are from "The Division Bell", and "Echoes" which is from "Meddle". By choice I performed "The Great Gig In The Sky" faithfully to the album, though Wright did it live more freely. The superimposed text is spoken in the original version; by the way one of the song working titles was "The Mortality Sequence". "Wearing The Inside Out" features a free interpretation as part of my personal tribute. "Shine on You Crazy Diamond" (also co-written by Wright) is quoted briefly (at the end) to avoid too much slow music, stay in the 10mins available, and... well, that's rather for Syd. A big thank you to: - AlecLovesGenialMusic for special moral support, technical support, tracklist revising, sharing and linking on various PF forums - danbergam special technical support, sharing - Pino (leader of Lab70, one of the first Italian Floydian bands) for tracklist revising - albetazza1985, milaraven and joeneil69 for sharing Check http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Wright for special words by all other surviving PF members. ----------- Forgive the Far West piano: don't shoot the pianist! Recently the piano aging problems raised drastically: a crack in the table, hammer hardness, fast untuning. I plan to buy a new one and possibly re-record this video on it in future, but it's one month from Rick's passing so I decided to publish this version anyway. ----------- FAIR USE NOTICE: This post may contain copyrighted material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We are making such material available in our efforts to simply entertain the audience with no charge. We believe this constitutes a "fair use" of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, the material in this post is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior interest in receiving the included information for entertainment purposes. For more information go to: http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/17/107.shtml If you wish to use copyrighted material from this post for purposes of your own that go beyond "fair use", you must obtain permission from the copyright owner.

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From Wikipedia: "The Chameleons (called The Chameleons UK on some American releases) were a dream pop/post-punk band that formed in Middleton, in the Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, Greater Manchester, England in 1981 (see 1981 in music). They consisted of singer and bassist Mark Burgess, guitarist Reg Smithies, guitarist Dave Fielding, drummer John Lever as well as keyboardists Alistair Lewthwaite and Andy Clegg. Their body of work is still critically acclaimed within the music press and influenced bands as diverse as The Smiths, Protokoll, The Comsat Angels, Puressence, Interpol, Editors.[1] Through Mark Burgess' penetrating vocals and dark and ironic lyrics, their songs often dealt with personal themes of childlike innocence and a reverence for nostalgia. Musically, perhaps most notable in their work was the band's innovative and distinctive use of dual guitar melodies, courtesy of Reg Smithies and Dave Fielding, as opposed to the traditional rhythm-and-lead guitarist format prevalent in rock music even to this day. These arrangements were often characterized by the use of delay and choral effects. The Chameleons' unique sound is quite often compared to U2's The Edge."

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double - $349.99 triple - $599.99 to clarify things-YOU CANT FUCKING CHEAT AT MUSIC-are keyboardists cheating for using the latch button...?

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Check out these bad-boy gospel keyboardists PJ Morgan, Wendell Lowe, Melvin Crispell, John Peters

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National Health was a progressive rock band associated with the Canterbury Scene. Founded in 1975 by keyboardists Dave Stewart (from Hatfield and the North) and Alan Gowen (from Gilgamesh), the band also included guitarists Phil Miller and Phil Lee and bassist Mont Campbell as original members. Bill Bruford was the initial drummer but was soon replaced by Pip Pyle. Campbell was replaced by Neil Murray and then John Greaves. A frequently changing lineup toured extensively and released two LPs of often lengthy, mostly instrumental, complexly scored compositions before splitting up in 1980. After the May 1981 death of Gowen, remaining members reconvened to record the album D.S. Al Coda, a set of compositions by Gowen, most previously unrecorded. The original albums and additional archival material have subsequently been released on CD. Their 1978 record Of Queues and Cures, which included Peter Blegvad (guitar, vocals) and Georgie Born (cello), is currently held as the third best record ever (of 53,000 candidate records) on the Gnosis web site. wikipedia weird shit, i like it.

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This song is from the soundtrack for the 1986 movie, 'Running Scared'. Klymaxx is a female R&B/Funk Band formed in Los Angeles, California in 1979. The group consisted of drummer Bernadette Cooper, vocalist Lorena Porter, bassist Joyce 'Fenderella' Irby, keyboardists Lynn Malsby and Robbin Grider and guitarist Cheryl Cooley. Klymaxx became the first and last all-female band in R&B/Funk music to all play an instrument. Their string of hits from the 1980s include: Men All Pause, Meeting In The Ladies Room, I Miss You, Man Size Love, Divas Need Love Too, I Still Say Yes (which was written by Babyface). Their only hit from the 1990s was the new jack swing influenced song, 'Good Love' in 1990. Bernadette Cooper and Joyce Irby left in 1989 to pursue solo careers. Cooper formed the female singing groups, Madame X and Altitude in the late 80s. Irby was responsible for starting the career of current R&B artist, Lloyd. Lloyd was once a member of the short lived teen-group, N-Toon, which was put together by Irby and signed to her record label in the mid 1990s. The original members of Klymaxx have recently reunited and have been perforning at venues around the country during the 2000s.

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This is for Enary and Awa the keyboardists in Lordi. It is two songs in this video: Magistra Nocte And 13

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Seventeen from Light and Magic 2002. The group formed in Liverpool 1998. Keyboardists/programmers Daniel Hunt, Reuben Wu and singer Mira Aroyo. Helena Marnie joined soon after. (Could someone please verify this?) Wanted this on youtube without the ugly intro pink splash on the rest.

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Learned thru ears, so its somehow modified here and there from the original. Unlike other pianists/organists/keyboardists I didn't film myself, simply cuz I'm too poor to afford a vid cam. LOL. Well, I have to save up so that I can go to HB 2008 XD Various Artists : Dongbang Suju FTTS FT Island Battle KimJeongHoon Henry Lau neopets [?!!] I dunno, I just put everything together, since the purpose is not actually to display the pics. These are photoshopped, I don't think I have any that I didn't put name on there, I don't think anyone wud bother to steal anyways, hm.. if you want an MP3 version, do PM me, I hope noone will take without permission, [thou its sucky but it's still my hands who r playing it]

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Here's a video with the song "The Way We Are" by Cinema Bizarre. I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THIS STUFF IN THIS VIDEO. I hope you enjoy. Here's the lyrics as well (just in case you need them). † The Way We Are † We have been told there's only one way to go but we live different lifes dreams to unfold like a kaleidoscope reflecting hundred skies no hiding no faking this life cause it's amazing you want it you need it beware! It's so contagious call it strange this is the way we are for beyond your dreams break your chains open your mind for more see what it's like to be the way we are the way we are we are so high we dance on the edge of the sky where no one dares to go flashes of light tell us the time is right to blow your mind once more no hiding no faking this life cause it's amazing you want it you need it beware! It's so contagious call it strange this is the way we are for beyond your dreams break your chains open your mind for more see what it's like to be the way we are the way we are no hiding no faking this life cause it's amazing call it strange this is the way we are for beyond your dreams break your chains open your mind for more see what it's like to be the way we are no hiding no faking this life cause it's amazing the way we are

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Here's a video with the song "I Don't Believe" by Cinema Bizarre. I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THIS STUFF IN THIS VIDEO. I hope you enjoy. Here's the lyrics as well (just in case you need them). † I Don't Believe † I don't believe in anything I don't believe in anything Everyday, everyday I just dream away dream away To another world Everyday i can see People all around look at me I know what they thinking He's such a lonely rider He's such an outsider Cause in my heart I don't believe in anything Anything if your not with me I don't believe in anything Anything cause you're not with me I don't believe in anything Anything if your not with me I don't believe in anything Anything cause you're not with me Everyday everyday i know what they say What they say You'll be soon forgotten No way no way they can cure me cure me I'm a mess inside now There's nothing left to fight for Nothing to make it right for You're in my heart I don't believe in anything Anything if your not with me I don't believe in anything Anything cause you're not with me I don't believe in anything I don't believe in anything Anything if your not with me This is the sound of my remedy Cause i am what i am You are what you are This is my heart in a melody Cause you are what you are I am what i am I don't believe in anything Anything if your not with me I don't believe in anything Anything cause you're not with me

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Michael Whitaker Smith has become one of the most enduringly popular artists on the Christian Contemporary Music front and is also finding considerable success as a mainstream artist. He was born in Kenova, West Virginia, the son of an oil refinery worker and a caterer. He became a devout Christian at age ten and spent his teens hanging around with a solid support group of fellow believers who frequently gathered to play and make music. After high school, that support group split up, and Smith turned to alcohol, drugs and wild times. He scraped through a couple semesters of college and began honing his songwriting skills. In 1978, a songwriting company expressed interest in his songwriting, and he moved to Nashville, where he played with local bands, including Rose. He was still heavily into drugs and continued using until October 1979, when he suffered a sort of emotional mental breakdown that culminated in recommitting to Christ. The next day he auditioned for a new CCM group, Higher Ground, as a keyboardist. While touring with them, Smith cleaned up his act. In 1981, he signed to Meadowgreen Music as a staff writer, where over the next few years he provided gospel hits for such artists as Sandi Patti, Kathy Troccoli, Bill Gaither and Amy Grant. He began touring as a keyboardist with Grant in 1982 and the following year, after releasing his first album, The Michael W. Smith Project, became her opening act. His debut album garnered him a Grammy nomination for Best Gospel Performance. Smith became a headliner following the release of his second album, Michael W. Smith 2. Afterwards, he changed musical directions and began recording more rock-oriented music in order to reach a younger audience. As a result, some of his songs became more secular and began breaking through to mainstream audiences. His first real shot at mainstream music came in 1991 when his label, Reunion Records, allowed Geffen Records to distribute his albums. They chose a two-pronged promo campaign with ads designed to appeal to both CCM audiences and to the mainstream pop audience. This has caused some controversy among his more religious fans, who feared that Smith was selling out to the more lucrative secular market, but Smith saw it differently, claiming that he is really only trying to get his message out to a wider audience and to help young people. Over his career, Smith has won both Dove and Grammy Awards, has topped Billboard charts and has been hailed by Keyboard magazine as one of the top keyboardists in rock. Continuing his musical reign into the new millennium, Michael W. Smith had sold more than seven million records and had 25 number one hits. And Smith's undying commitment to music came with his first instrumental record entitled Freedom. This album, which was recorded in Ireland, featured backing from the Irish Film Orchestra Limited and contained Smith's personal songs composed with his classic piano arrangements. The live albums Worship and Worship Again arrived in 2001and 2002. 2004 saw the release of Healing Rain, Smith's first recording of new studio material since the turn of the millenium. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Music Guide

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Direct KULT store http://www.beatport.com/labels/kult (This BEATPORT store lets u hear 2 minutes of all KULT releases) EDDIE CUMANA of DYNAMIX DJing at STEREO in Montreal for the KULT OF DYNAMIX Party. Once old enough to enter the clubs, he absorbed the punching kicks and hypnotic bass grooves that were popular at one of his then favorite hang-outs Disco 2000 at the Limelight in NYC. Eddie entered the scene producing NYC techno. Many of Eddie's productions are timeless and can still be played today, such as the song "Automatic" that he co-wrote with keyboardist Dave Cepero over 10 years ago. Eddie's love for underground music led him to work at related jobs. He was one of the founding staff members of King Street when it opened it's doors in 1994 and simultaneously was the residents DJ at Nell's in New Jersey. Eddie's set included a lot of melodic house and live instrumentation. His love of melodies is apparent on the release of "Boulevard East" released on King Street which he co-produced and wrote. Eddie continued to release slammin' diverse productions under various monikers for record labels such as Arista, Ministry of Sound, Avex (Sony Japan), Maxi, Nervous, *69, JVM, Harlem, Kult, King Street, Carl Cox's inprint as well as on his own imprint Tobacco Records. Eddie and partners opened a commercial sound studio where he worked as the in-house engineer and technician and was able to work on many hit records having many house music clients including Angel Moraes, Eddie Biez, Luie Balo Guzman, Michael Watford and Barry Zinger. After a successful three years and additional skills to his repertoire, Eddie's career brought him to working for KULT Records. Kult Records was quick to recognize Eddie's multi-faceted talents and encouraged him to bring his cutting edge hard hitting production fused with melodic programming to the table by starting the multi-artist act Dynamix , the fusion of Eddie's production, programming and mixing skills with a hit songwriter, keyboardists and melody Gurus such as Jeremy Skaller and Beppe Savoni. For more information regarding KULT Records, KULT Records recording artists, or KULT Records music feel free to click any of the following links: http://www.kult.com http://www.kultrecords.com http://www.myspace.com/kultrecords ABOUT KULT Records Producers such as Deep Swing, Kevin Yost, Lenny Fontana, Cricco Castelli, 95 North, Sheamus Haji, Dynamix, Robbie Rivera, Danny Morales , BPT and many others, have seen the start of the musical careers through their earliest releases on KULT Records [For many of the above mentioned, their first releases ever published, were on KULT]. Aside from the aforementioned, producers and artists as Victor Calderone, Junior Vasquez, Deep Dish, Mantronix, MAW, Kenny Dope, Orinoko,[Tomo Maas], Futureshock Tom Craft, Pete Heller, The Beloved, Saeed Younan, Creamer & K, Eddie Cumana, Cevin Fisher, Peter Rauhofer, Stephan Grondin, Giangi Cappai, Roy Malone,Cytric and many more have throughout the years have lent their talents and names to the KULT Records roster. As far as vocalists, KULT delivered the first releases and or the first hits of such artists as Tina Ann, Inda Matrix (Zhana Saunders), Nina Eve and Maya Azucena, as well as released major records [Crossing to radio and scoring Multiple Number 1 billboard records/and various NDMA nominations] by The legendary Cissy Houston, [Witney's mon], The Sweet Inspirations, Sweet Sensation,Taka Boom [Chaka khan's sister] Deborah Cooper, [c&c] Amuka, (Sheila Brody) Carole Sylvan, Lula, Alan T, Princess Julia, Sabrina Johnston, Craig Mitchell, Jason Walker and and the list goes on. Superstar DJs as John Digweed, Pete Tong, Danny Tenaglia, Roger S., Dj Sneak , Louie Vega, Cashmire, Dj Vibe, Steve Lowler, Graham Gold, Angel Moraes, Derrick Carter, Mark Anthony, Manny Lehman, Deep Dish, Tony Humphries, Junior Vasquez, Peter Rauhofer, Boy George, David Knapp and many others have shown their support by including KULT Records music on their popular selling compilations.

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RIP Richard Wright (1943 - 2008). Sep 15th, 2008 by C. Brahkowski. Pink Floyd. Sad news, friends. Pink Floyd keyboardist Richard Wright has died of cancer. http://www.youtube.com/charlesabran Pink Floyd fan? Check out my A-Z Pink Floyd videography channel! Do not forget to leave a comment!

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Live In Leningrad 1989 One of Yngwie Malmsteen's finest concert series; check out his improvisation. The song starts out with the usual "Adagio"... I have the audio of another even better version of that song of that same Leningrad concert series (available at http://rapidshare.com/files/116454879/fbts.mp3 ) but I don't have its video... so enjoy this one! And check out Jens Johansson (the keyboardist) too; he's fantastic!!

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Warmen is the band led by Janne Warman, well known as the keyboardist in Children Of Bodom. To date three albums have been released, with the debut Soldier more a solo project album, with a proper band fleshed out in time for the followup, Beyond Abilities.The star here, of course, is Warman, as he proves himself an exemplary keyboardist, though he rarely resorts to pointlessly showing off.

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Frederic Yonnet Plays Boogie on Reggae Woman at the AACW Bluesfest 2006 in Yellow Springs OH. Keyboardist R.C. Williams is on Drums, Moe Daniels on Keys and Errol Cooney on guitar.Video by Kerwin Detracy Devonish

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Nick Kroll - genius comedian and friend, Frankie Staniszewski - brilliant keyboardist and notintown member, Veronica Chanel - talented makeup artist and photographer and I got together and hung out, worked on some tunes, ate some muffin and took some photos.

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Moraz is a great Keyboardist ... but this was not his day ... instruments out of tune, etc. live QPR - 1975

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"Arnold Layne" was the first single released by British Psychedelic rock group Pink Floyd, shortly after landing a recording contract with EMI. The song was written by Syd Barrett, Pink Floyd's co-founder and original front man. Although not included on the band's debut album, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (though it is included on the bonus disc of the CD version), many consider "Arnold Layne" to be one of the finest psychedelic pop songs of its time. The song The song's title character is a transvestite whose primary pastime is stealing women's clothes and undergarments from washing lines. According to Roger Waters, "Arnold Layne" was actually based on a real person, and that this person routinely stole underwear from the mothers of Barrett and Waters during their childhood days in Cambridge. However, despite finding a place in the Top 20, the song's unusual transvestism theme attracted the ire of Radio London, which deemed the song too far-removed from "normal" society for its listeners before eventually banning it from radio airplay altogether.[1] Producer Norman Smith wanted the band to re-record the Joe Boyd-produced song after they had signed up with EMI. While Waters and keyboardist Richard Wright were willing to do this, Barrett, on the other hand, was entirely satisfied with the existing studio cut, and argued against recording another version. Attempts were made to re-record the song at the insistence of EMI (who at the time only wanted to use in-house producers) but, perhaps due to Barrett's indifference to doing so, the re-recordings never got very far and the Boyd-produced session was used. Boyd mentioned in several interviews over the years that "Arnold Layne" regularly ran for 10 to 15 minutes in concert (with extended instrumental passages), but the band knew that it had to be shortened for use as a single. A black and white promotional film of "Arnold Layne" was made the same year, and featured members of Pink Floyd dressing up a mannequin before showing it around a beach. Recently, an alternative promotional film was unearthed, which featured the band goofing around in a forest and in front of a church. It is also the only known footage of Syd Barrett lip synching to the song. The band Blur used the song to inspire their own, called "Ernold Same", or so it seems

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Korn keyboardist Zac Baird explains their deep, athmospheric live sound, and how NI instruments like Kore, Kontakt and Massive figure into their stage and studio setup.

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written and sung by keyboardist Rick Wright. Syd Barrett - rhythm guitar, backing vocals Roger Waters - bass, backing vocals Rick Wright - piano, lead vocals Nick Mason - drums, percussion. Lyrics: Last night I had too much to drink Sitting in a club with so many fools Playing to rules Trying to impress but feeling rather empty I had another drink Drink - a - drink - a - drink - a - drink What a way to spend that evening They all turn up with their friends Playing the game But in the scene I should have been Far away Away - away - away - away - away Getting up, I feel as if I'm remembering this scene before I open the door to an empty room Then I forget The telephone rings and someone speaks She would very much like to go out to a show So what can I do - I can't think what to say She sees through anyway Away - away - away - away - away Out of the front door I go Traffic's moving rather slow Arriving late, there she waits Looking very angry, as cross as she can be Be - a - be - a - be - a - be - a - be Getting up, I feel as if I'm remembering this scene before I open the door to an empty room Then I forget.

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TOTO guitarist STEVE LUKATHER, keyboardist GREG PHILLINGANES and bassist MIKE PORCARO discuss their involvement in the making of Michael Jackson's classic album, "Thriller". Producer Quincy Jones also contributes. All AUDIO clips are taken from a "Masterpieces" radio show first aired on BBC RADIO 2 in the UK on Saturday 1st December 2007. Visit the Radio 2 site for details: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/ All VISUAL clips are copyright of MJJ Productions Inc. NOTE: All audio and video clips are used here without permission from the owners. This video was made for fans of TOTO who may have missed the show, theres some great quotes here from the guys. http://www.toto99.com http://www.michaeljackson.com Hope you enjoy, thanks for checking it out!

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Jim Morrison as you've never seen him... Clean cut and dressed in a suit. Morrison briefly attended FSU (before going to UCLA Film School) and participated in this promotional video for the college. Within a year after this, he would meet The Doors' keyboardist, Ray Manzarek, and the rest is history. NOTE: The next time Jim would be back in Florida is 5 years later (1969) at the infamous Miami concert where he would be charged with indecent exposure and reckless behavior. :)