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Poll Question: Outside of the three ’big guns’ who is the best?
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My vote goes to Jordan Rudess 
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Jan Hammer all the way baby!
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Out of this list, my favorite is prbably Jon Lord
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Dave Greenslade! I love his variety, from the unsurpassed Mellotron to the distinctive clavinet. Especially on Greenslade Live 73-75 you will be delighted by his skills on the keyboards, in my opinion this man is highly overlooked. And the track "Tide" is such a beautiful Mellotron-drenched composition, goose bumps every time!
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I voted Kerry Minnear, but wheres Dave Stewart
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 From your list i will have to say Jordan Rudess because he is one the keyboard prog player  that i am recent listening to and that he really do alot solos in his band and his solo stuff, However,  I love richard wright sound with the floyd richard barbieri of  the porcupine tree I love Vangelis I almost have all his albums which they are alot   but I consider him more of  an atmopheric keyboard player and I love his stuff  as well a tomita, Edgar Froese( tangerine dream),Jean Michel Jarre, kitaro, patriick o'hearn, mike oldfield. But they hardly do any solos !!!!  i believe if am not mistaking!!!

so it mr. Jordan Rudess the man!!!!!
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Bo Hansson, not because of "Sagan Om Ringen-era", but the 60's... even Jimi Hendrix wanted him to join his band, no one can play like that even today and he is self-taught too.

Jimi wanted his duo partner "Loffe" on drums aswell, he sure was something back then... ELP have been influenced by them I guess... a tad anyway  

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