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blindbaby
i want to bang on the drum all day
In no peculiar order...
Josef Zawinul
Keith Emerson
Rick Wakeman
Jan Hammer
Tony Banks
Josef Zawinul
Keith Emerson
Rick Wakeman
Jan Hammer
Tony Banks
Not my cup of tea, but in no order..
Ray Manzareck
Jon Lord
Jordan Rudess
Keith Emerson
Richard Wright
If Jon Lord is not on the list then you might as well toss it out and start again.
Ray Manzareck
I'll post my list by friday.....and it'll be more than just 5 or so.
In no peculiar order...
Josef Zawinul
Keith Emerson
Rick Wakeman
Jan Hammer
Tony Banks
Great lists guys, I'm impressed.
I'm a bit weird and I'm always amazed by blind keyboardists. Considering that they really have to learn and know where certain keys are, I'm always stunned by the music they produce.
Ray Charles
Stevie Wonder
Those guys are great but I do want to note that being blind is not a major hinderance to being a keyboard player. It might impede a person that is first learning how to play but once you pick it up and can follow by ear it might actually be an advantage in the sense that their hearing is typically more refined.
It is not as if good keyboard players look at the keys while they are playing. If you put a blindfold on any good keyboard player they could play just as well as always (with perhaps a momentary adustment period).
I could see how it could be a problem if you have like 3 or 4 different keyboards set up. Switching from one to the other might be a bit difficult.