To quote a youTube comment, George Duke is the grooviest thing I've ever heard.
And (heh heh) I mis-read your comment and was waiting for Aziza Zadeh to pull out her KeyTar. Seemed like it would be a little out of place. She's remarkable!
I like this one...who said nothing significant was ever written for bongo and keytar?
Nilpferd, I'm sitting by myself at the playgroung laughing out loud like a lunatic (lallal) at the idea of HH knitting his brows over the snthhelper video - starting it over, trying again...
Just imagine the dilemma- it's the Grammys, you've only played clubs and studios, you've done it once for the recording but now you have a billion odd viewers worldwide, Grandmaster DST has already chickened out, and you're haunted by that "it's just a few notes.."
You work through it.. from that C, you come all the way back to that D sharp.. or was it E?!
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Do girls really have more fun with a Yamaha? Maybe we need a battle of the sexes.. here's my boys entry..George Duke on the same instrument, here from 2 min.
And here is another slightly less spectacular example of a women playing some keys.
Aziza Zadeh
To quote a youTube comment, George Duke is the grooviest thing I've ever heard.
And (heh heh) I mis-read your comment and was waiting for Aziza Zadeh to pull out her KeyTar. Seemed like it would be a little out of place. She's remarkable!
I like this one...who said nothing significant was ever written for bongo and keytar?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xE2M3RJJXA
Bongo solo!! Awesome.
OK.. pay attention.
Watch this.
Now do this.
INVALUABLE INSTRUCTION!!!!!
I love the static shot of the instrument. And the mauve backdrop. Classic classic classic.
Herbie, well, rocks it.
Herbie may be synching though- he obviously hasn't got Synthhelper down yet. Dummo.
Here's the grooviest George Duke Thang you've ever seen.
Nilpferd, I'm sitting by myself at the playgroung laughing out loud like a lunatic (lallal) at the idea of HH knitting his brows over the snthhelper video - starting it over, trying again...
Just imagine the dilemma- it's the Grammys, you've only played clubs and studios, you've done it once for the recording but now you have a billion odd viewers worldwide, Grandmaster DST has already chickened out, and you're haunted by that "it's just a few notes.."
You work through it.. from that C, you come all the way back to that D sharp.. or was it E?!
Ohmigod!!!
SYNCH ME!!!!
Instant favourite!
Best use of a keytar:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xE2M3RJJXA
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