Who Is Your Favourite Keyboardist/pianist

[L3ggy]

Well mine's Doug Ingle of Iron Butterfly

 

[nukenitro]

Mine would have to be Tony Kaye former keyboardist for Yes

 

[hedonis]

Mine is... or WAS- Chico Marx. I just never get tired of watching the guy play, because he did it with so much fun and talent. I can't think of anyone modern.

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[drdeath67]

Richard Wright from Pink Floyd!

 

[nukenitro]

Richard Wright from Pink Floyd!

Definitely my second choice

 

[sputnikgirl]

Trent Reznor is a damn good pianist. Billy Joel is good too.

 

[drdeath67]

Richard Wright from Pink Floyd!

Oh oh and for my favorite female pianist I choose AMy Lee from Evanescence!:lovecoupl

 

[dvda74]

Viv Savage from Spinal Tap.

 

[DaCoach]

Rutherford / Genisis

 

[Hung-Lo]

Billy Joel and Elton John are the best all time....I like David Bryan from Bon Jovi.

 

[senob44]

Madonna Wayne Gacy - Marilyn Manson
Jonathan Cain - Journey

 

[dick van cock]

Mine is... or WAS- Chico Marx. I just never get tired of watching the guy play, because he did it with so much fun and talent. I can't think of anyone modern.

:thumbsup:

plus:

- Victor Borge
- Artur Rubinstein was a cool mofo
- Jerry Lee Lewis
- Oscar Peterson
- Ray Charles
- Tom Waits
- LIBERACE :lovecoupl

 

[Iamforever]

keyboardists have no business in metal so none gets my vote. well, maybe the guy who did the rainbow in the dark. :thefinger

 

[DarkDeer]

Jordan Rudess FTW.

 

[L3ggy]

Jerry Lee Lewis

I don't know how i could have forgotten Jerry Lee Lewis, he just rules!

 

[rian_evilclown]

that dude from the Doors.... ray whatshisname?

 

[dvda74]

that dude from the Doors.... ray whatshisname?

Manzarek.

 

[nealdrox]

Madonna Wayne Gacy - Marilyn Manson
Jonathan Cain - Journey

Well I mostly listen to Industrial music which uses alot of Keys but also Pro-tools. So id just go ahead and stick with Gacy.

 

[Freedom Hunter]

Mine are:
Brad Cole (Phil Collins)
Bruce Hornsby
Alicia Keys

 

[YMIHERE]

Ian Stewart – The sixth Rolling Stone

Ian Stewart was with The Rolling Stones from the very beginning. Ian went into history as the sixth Stone. He wasn't a real member of the Stones because the producer of The Rolling Stones (Andrew Loog Oldham) said he was too ugly.