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Poll Question: There are many great ones. Another silly impossible poll. Pick favs.
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
5 [3.38%]
10 [6.76%]
20 [13.51%]
43 [29.05%]
31 [20.95%]
14 [9.46%]
25 [16.89%]
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    Posted: May 04 2019 at 03:31
So I was grooving on Bent Knee and this popped into my head as a fun poll.  Just looking at the artists I have put up it is impossible to choose a favorite.  So I'm gonna allow multiple votes. 

Edited by Slartibartfast - May 04 2019 at 03:41
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If I've overlooked anyone, let me know Big smile
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I'm going with Maha.  Ponty and Goodman.  Wlowsa.

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German symphonic prog band Hoelderlin have a strong violinist, and Chris Karrer in Amon Düül II plays the violin on occasion with good effect.


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I voted for everyone except Dixie Dregs!
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Kansas and UK here. I would have picked Big Big Train as well if they were on this list.
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Voted Curved Air by the way.
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Of this list, King Crimson. Jethro Tull had also great violins, conduted by David Palmer (now Dee Palmer).
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Curved Air, seeing as the original Ultravox! are not an option .
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Is possible to add Family?
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COMUS! Out of  your list Mahavishnu ORchestra

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From the list, the Mahavishnu Orchestra.  It's hard to pass up Jean-Luc Ponty's solo efforts (Imaginary Voyage, Enigmatic Ocean, Cosmic Messenger, Individual Choice, etc.)
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Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

If I've overlooked anyone, let me know Big smile

Quaterna Requiem (Symphonic) and Stackridge (Folk).  2 brilliant bands indeed!....

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Originally posted by dwill123 dwill123 wrote:

From the list, the Mahavishnu Orchestra.  It's hard to pass up Jean-Luc Ponty's solo efforts (Imaginary Voyage, Enigmatic Ocean, Cosmic Messenger, Individual Choice, etc.)

My selection too Wink

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King Crimson, UK and Kansas from this list.  Other additions to the list should be Godspeed You! Black Emperor and A Silver Mt. Zion

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Kansas, It's a beautiful Day, Big Big Train, the Flock, King Crimson, PFM, Pavlov's Dog, Outer Limits, Family, Zello, David Cross band, Dixie Dregs, UK, Caravan(at times). Not sure who else but I'm sure there's plenty others. Oh wait, this is a poll? :P
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Gotta go with MO here...Goodman was just killer in that band and it added so much.
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Van der Graaf. Graham Smith's violin on The Quiet Zone / The Pleasure Dome give that album a distinctly different sound from the Van der Graaf Generator albums.

 


 
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