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#158649 - 11/29/04 01:05 PM Re: Need Help! (famouskeyboard player research)
msutliff Offline
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Registered: 03/08/01
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Loc: Cottage Grove, MN, USA
Thanks Uncle Dave (Cassp and Starkeeper too),

After reading Cassp's post, I tried swapping out the title Keyboard and replace it with Arranger but I couldn't find anything that looked authentic.


-mike

[This message has been edited by msutliff (edited 11-29-2004).]

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#158650 - 11/29/04 01:34 PM Re: Need Help! (famouskeyboard player research)
Dnj Offline
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Registered: 09/21/00
Posts: 43703
hahahaha hey Mike great job as usual....
I need a haircut too

Some day maybe i will be honered by a magazine

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#158651 - 11/29/04 02:17 PM Re: Need Help! (famouskeyboard player research)
kbrkr Offline
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Registered: 11/19/02
Posts: 2866
Loc: Tampa, FL
That is just Toooo Funny.....thanks for the laugh!!


P.S. you might want to research Bill Evans the father of Jazz Piano perfection!
_________________________
Al

Pa4x - LD Systems Maui 28 - Mackie Thumps

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#158652 - 11/29/04 06:07 PM Re: Need Help! (famouskeyboard player research)
acctjm Offline
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Registered: 08/31/04
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Loc: Eastern PA
KEYBOARD magazine has a review of the Yamaha PSR3000 in the December (current) 2004 issue. Look for Alicia Keys on the cover.

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#158653 - 11/29/04 06:10 PM Re: Need Help! (famouskeyboard player research)
Dnj Offline
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Quote:
Originally posted by acctjm:
KEYBOARD magazine has a review of the Yamaha PSR3000 in the December (current) 2004 issue. Look for Alicia Keys on the cover.


http://www.synthzone.com/ubbs/Forum37/HTML/009446.html

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#158654 - 11/30/04 04:39 AM Re: Need Help! (famouskeyboard player research)
acctjm Offline
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Registered: 08/31/04
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DOH!

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#158655 - 12/01/04 07:38 AM Re: Need Help! (famouskeyboard player research)
captain Russ Offline
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Registered: 01/02/04
Posts: 7285
Loc: Lexington, Ky, USA
Squeak..

I've mentioned it before, and it's a book, not web accessible, but "Reading Jazz" by Robert Gottlieb is booked as "a gathering of autobiography, reportage and criticism". It contains information on most old school players, all the way back to Jelly Roll Morton, Willy "The Lion" Smith, Mary Lou Williams and many others. It's the best read on jazz and jazz piano players I've ever found.

Hope that helps.

Russ

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