I was going to link this one too!

Not only does Aja have great keyboards, it also has arguably the greatest DRUM solo of all time (Steve Gadd).

Wow, but I don't think I've seen anyone post this one yet: Roundabout by Yes.

You ever have one of those moments where something else catches your attention for a minute, and when you look back at the screen you're not sure if you're looking at the "Great keyboard solos" thread or the "Songs that are too long" thread?

Ummm, yeah, me neither.

Prince has tons of great synth and piano solos on his or The Time records. He had a nice feel on monosynth.

Agree. The great Jorge Dalto

Agreed, though Dr. Fink had some great ones on those records too. My favorite is "Head." I have a live bootleg of it where Prince introduces Fink after the solo, and says "If you can't play a synthesizer like that, don't play one!"

Uncertain Smile - The The. Over three minutes of Piano soloing by Jools Holland.



This is the Day - The The. Wix Wickens of Paul McCartney's band takes a few Accordion solos.



Jeanette - English Beat. Jack Emblow who played on The Beatles' "All You Need is Love" gets in some hot Accordion licks.

Homebound Train - Bon Jovi. The overall groove, plus harmonica, organ tradeoff solos and guitar solo in this easily rank this song as one of the best the band has ever created IMO.

"It's Just The Way It Is" - Bruce Hornsby & The Range
"While You See A Chance" - Steve Winwood, and..

Yacht rock icon and gigantic hit from 1980, Sailing - Christopher Cross. Micheal Omartian plays so much great piano on this album as well as his perfect arrangement and production. The piano break is awesome, cycling through an uncommon chordal sequence to bring it back to A major. A great pop tune. Also love his piano playing on all those old Steely Dan songs - Doctor Wu, Gold Teeth II, etc.