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    Posted: June 10 2005 at 22:24
 i have to say derek sherinain and virgil donanti
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Keyboardist: Keith Emerson
Drummer: Bill Bruford


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keybordist: rick wakeman

drummer: bill bruford
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keyboardist - rick wakemen

drummer- Neil Peart
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Ok ok, but who would sound the best as a duo playing together on stage. Rarely see a keyboard/drum jam :)
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Keith Emerson and Vinnie Colaiuta, no question...
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Tony Banks / Phil Collins were amazing

as were Keith Emerson / Carl Palmer

 
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  • Banks - Collins
  • Wakeman - Bruford
  • Walsh - Ehart
  • Emerson - Palmer
  • Wakeman - Tony Fernandez

In no particular order, but I believe the pair that does a more solid combined work are Walsh - Ehart from Kansas, this doesn't mean Walsh is better than Wakeman, Emerson or Banks because he's  not (Even when I must admit Ehart is my favorite drummer), but it means they work better together, closely followed by Wakeman - Fernandez.

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Jordan Rudess

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Vinnie Colaiuta

Jeremy Colson (Dali's Dillema, etc) and John Macaluso (Ark, etc) are also beasts behind the kit. And should be "household" prog names.

Neal Morse is my favourite piano player...not neccessarily the best. Also love Fredrik Hermansson from Pain of Salvation.

 
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Originally posted by WillieThePimp WillieThePimp wrote:

Ok ok, but who would sound the best as a duo playing together on stage. Rarely see a keyboard/drum jam :)

 

On the last Dream Theater tour Rudess and Portnoy performed an awesome keyboard/drum spot, an improv based off Zappa.



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keith emerson and bill bruford, or keith emerson and carl palmer
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Jordan Rudess and Danny Carey
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Keyboarder: Not sure. Drummer: Without any doubt the late Pierre Moerlen, who influenced my drumming style most.


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Originally posted by WillieThePimp WillieThePimp wrote:

Ok ok, but who would sound the best as a duo playing together on stage. Rarely see a keyboard/drum jam :)

Ever heard the album The Rudess/Morgenstein Project?Just keyboards and drums.Very good album IMO

 


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Drums-Danny Carey

Keys-Kevin Moore


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On 2nd thought, why not name Barbara Dennerlein as keyboarder? She plays fusion, but she also gives concerts on church organs. And she really makes them swing. Who would believe "Satisfaction" by the Stones would work on church organ? And Barbara Dennerlein has one big advantage compared to other keyboarders: She doesn't need a bass player, since she plays a fantastic bass herself with her foot pedals. It is really something to see her live on stage.


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Keys- Kerry Minnear

Drums- Pierre Van Der Linden
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Originally posted by Supernaut Supernaut wrote:

Originally posted by WillieThePimp WillieThePimp wrote:

Ok ok, but who would sound the best as a duo playing together on stage. Rarely see a keyboard/drum jam :)

 

On the last Dream Theater tour Rudess and Portnoy performed an awesome keyboard/drum spot, an improv based off Zappa.

Barbara Dennerlein (heavily modified Hammond B3) plays duos with Daniel Messina (drums). Those duos are more like trios though, since Barbara also provides bass lines with her foot pedals. She has an amazing technique for the foot pedals. Unsurpassed in that field.


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Keyboardist: Jurgen Dollase

Drummer: Billy Cobahm
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