who had or has the best organ

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or keyboard player?

Emerson Lake and Palmer, Yes, Deep Purple, Steppenwolf, Genesis? or any other band....

was listening to ELP's "Welcome Back My Friends" and Keith Emerson's keyboard play rocks. another song with great keyboard is "Yours Is No Disgrace" by Yes and "Highway Star" by Deep Purple...

so who is your favorite?

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How about the boogie-woogie style of Ian Stewart??? Love listening to him whenever I can!!!

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Why the fuck did you leave out the keytar?

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'83?

That shit is LIVING IN THE NOW, muthafucka!!!

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I would choose Yes' Tony Kaye.

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Jordan Rudess.

[FUNKMAN]

you may not believe me but Craig Frost who played with Grand Funk played a mean organ and keyboard...

there's a solo in Black Licorice from the 'Caught In The Act' album that ranks up there with anything else i've heard...

he's also played with Bob Seger...

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[A.J.]

who had or has the best organ

Gregg Allman
Jon Lord (Deep Purple)
Garth Hudson (The Band)
Sly Stone

or keyboard player

Nicky Hopkins
Chuck Leavell
Jerry Lee Lewis


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Garth Hudson (The Band)


I had the pleasure of meeting Garth when he played with Prof. Louie and The Crowmatrix at the now closed Tobacco Road in NYC. He looked about 80 but man that guy can still tear it up. He looked like a mad scientist on stage diggin into the keys.

Greg Allman plays the Hammond like none other. And Chuck Leavell is always popping up at concerts making the experience all the more enjoyable.

But one of the funkiest I ever saw was Bernie Worrell from the 'ol Funkadelic Parliment. That man was crazy on the keys.

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i've never seen anyone elses organ...so i will say mine is the best.

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I've always loved Keith Emerson. Heavy Metal keyboards! His stage antics were a trip too!

All of YES key guys were/are great, but my fave was Patrick Moraz. He played on 1 album, "Relayer", but was just nuts! He went on to the Moody Blues, but I never got into them.

I havn't listened to enough Deep Purple to make an honest judgement.

Tony Banks of Genesis is very good as well. More melodic.

Geddy Lee's done some nice stuff on Rush's '80's stuff.

I also can't forget Pete Townshend and Roger Waters, who figured out how to use those big VCS3 & ARP synthesizers. The results being 2 of the biggest rock albums of the '70's, "Who's Next" and "Dark Side Of The Moon"
I've read that Stevie Wonder was an early user of the VCS3 as well, but again, haven't heard enough to comment.



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