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That budget is terrible for both of these recommendations but the Hammond SK's have good church organ emulations and the Yamaha montage has a killer church organ performance
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Great playing!
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I was stunned to hear about Roy Halladay yesterday. RIP.
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[font:Comic Sans MS]Go, Astros, go!!!!!!
...not that I actually give a damn about the team - I just want Verlander to get the ring that years of Detroit front-office incompetence stopped him from getting here.[/font]
He go it.
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Was so bummed I had a 3 hour jazz gig starting at 5 PM Pacific - same time tonight's game started. Turns out the game was on at the gig, and by the time I got home, there was still a solid 2 hours waiting for me to watch!
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Next time please scale down your pic for posting in the thread.
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I am excited for the World Series. I would have been far less so for Yankees vs Dodgers.
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Incredible moment for Turner last night. I kinda knew it was gonna happen. He is suuuch a beast.
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The defending champs survive the longest playoff game in MLB history to advance to the next round. Congrats, Cubs fans!
DAMN that was the longest in playoff history?! 5 hours it was pretty insane. Didn't know it was a record breaker. I watched the first 2.5 hours then went to a fun social activity with my wife. We were leaving that activity of a couple hours and I was amazed to see they were in the bottom of the 9th still. Great game.
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Every year I LOVE the MLB post season more and more.
I'm going all in on the Astros this year. I hope that their model is something my own franchise is on its way to emulating.
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They just released the Montage--well, okay, last year, I think, but still, and now they throw the Genos into the mix. Seems that would to some extent invalidate the voices in the Montage, as savvy players would now wait for the Montage 2.0, i.e. the "trickle down" version.
No way man. They are two different things and two entirely different segments of the gigging keyboardist population. Also, the Montage is only a year old. It's still considered very new. Nobody is holding off on a Montage waiting for the Montage ES or whatever.
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There are a lot of 'country club' gigs around here that pay anywhere from $300 to $500 a night for a solo performer. They don't want a band; too loud, too much space needed. They want solos or duos. With the Tyros or Genos, you could corner the market on that scene and make some decent bread. As long as you don't mind playing with... er by yourself all night.
Yeah Jim exactly. This also works well if you play as duo with a singer (which I do sometimes). I don't have an arranger but I can see the appeal. You have a full sound that goes 100% through a P.A. and can be turned down as quiet as possible. You can make real music. It's a career path for some and a format that there still is demand for. That's why I don't look down on it -- anything that keeps a semblance of real performers entertaining is good for the overall health of our performing brethren.
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Watched the 15 min of him playing all those styles. I don't know much about the demand for these machines these days but it seems pretty great at what it does....? I wouldn't mind having one BUT, I have many other uses for $5k.
That tele sound at 14:00 is pretty damn good for a keyboard.
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Flame of Groans.
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How 'bout them Indians! 22 straight wins. Only 4 away from the 1916 New York Giants' MLB-record run of 26 wins in a row.
They are truly on a tear ala the Indians from 'Major League'.
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I'm looking for a vastly improved Braves team moving into the new Sun Trust Park. They ended 2016 as the strongest team down the stretch, so hopefully they can build on that.
Since this is a keyboard-oriented forum, here's a relevant reply: Gotta give it up to the organist at Sun Trust Park. Never been there, but I've heard them play while listening to a Dodgers-Braves game on the radio. If anyone has more info on the organist, I'd sure like some more info on them.
Matthew Kaminski! He's a jazz organist and he is one of the pioneers of the crowd sourcing tunes on Twitter and being an active voice the fans can reach out to.
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Here's a cut from my record which came out today. This is a Tower of Power tribute called 'Climbing The Tower'. I wrote and arranged all the tunes which was a total blast and learning experience. (disclaimer I DID post this in shameless plugs a couple days ago)
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Sounds great Al. It's fun playing with multi horn ensembles like that. Are you doing any of the arrangements?
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Yeah Outkaster! Interesting approach to rocksteady drumming. Great video.
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He hit a homer last night!
He'll do that occasionally still. That's about it.
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Synthaholic, I give you credit. You root for your Braves year in and year out. They just got swept by 2 division rivals back to back and you find something positive in that. Good for you.
Then they swept my Padres in a 4 game series. Suntrust park is awesome by accounts of those who I trust who checked it out over the opening series. Congrats. If Braves stick to rebuilding they could be something great in a couple years. Sorry you have Matt Kemp though.
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A couple problems:
1) Not quite accurate in a few places
2) This isn't what the OP is asking for anyway. The OP wants the long jazzy solo piano intro BEFORE this part.
Harmonizer posted that part here:
I took my best shot at the piano-only intro from the LP version. It was harder to pick out the inner notes than work I had done before on the horn parts for the Steely Dan song Deacon Blues, which is saying a lot. The rhythms are not right partly because of rubato playing, but I think the notes are pretty close. I only got through the first 25 seconds, but thought I would share it anyway. You should be able to download the PDF from a post on page 2 of this thread:http://www.norduserforum.com/post72301.html#p72301
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I've been listening to Mike LeDonne's latest record "That Feelin'". I picked it up after catching his quartet at Smoke in NYC last November. Incredible stuff!
http://mikeledonne.net/discography/albums/that-feelin/
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