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Poll Question: Which keyboardist do you prefere ?
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    Posted: January 18 2006 at 11:54
They are all great.
I do love Sinclair nostalgic and moving solos.
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No votes for Ratledge yet? Gotta be the first one then ...
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DAVE STEWART!, the rest dont matter, I mean give
me a half pint, I can do that!
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McRae, Sinclair, Gowan and Ratledge had short
interesting moments, but Dave was semi-genius!


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Dave MacRae-Matching Mole-He made his keyboard sound what Hendrix would of made it sound like,had Hendrix played keyboards

Mike Ratledge-Good in the beginning,but sucked towards the end. He did an outstanding job on Syd Barretts "Clowns And Jugglers" and "No Good Trying".
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Originally posted by BaldFriede BaldFriede wrote:

One should not forget Alan Gowen (who
used to play with Gilgamesh, Soft Head and Soft Heap and
also with Hatfield and the North. Gilgamesh and Hatfield and
the North used to give give 8-piece gigs for a while, with 2
keyboarders, 2 guitar players, 2 drummers and 2 bassists). My
vote goes to him. He died of leucemia; National Health did an
album in his memory, with compositions only by him, "D.S. al
Coda".


     Yes, Stewart was all around one of the most important
figures in Canterbury, but IMHO Gowen was also extremely
influential, if much less famous. I think the last great album of
the Canterbury school was "Befora a Word is Said" (1981), the
last album Alan made before departing, with Phil Miller,
Richard Sinclaire and Trevor Tomkins. Hard to find, but I did on
amazon
Deutschland.

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  1. Dave Stewart
  2. David Sinclair
  3. Mike Ratledge
  4. Alan Gowen
  5. Karl Jenkins
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Nice topic Andrew!

Well i cant come to a proper decision cos there are so many talented and unique keyboardists in the Canterbury scene it would be impossible to choose. So i voted for good old Moonweed cos he looked damn cool!

 



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Dave Sinclair for me
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Its Dave Stewart for me.

 

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One should not forget Alan Gowen (who used to play with Gilgamesh, Soft Head and Soft Heap and also with Hatfield and the North. Gilgamesh and Hatfield and the North used to give 8-piece gigs for a while, with 2 keyboarders, 2 guitar players, 2 drummers and 2 bassists). My vote goes to him. He died of leucemia; National Health did an album in his memory, with compositions only by him, "D.S. al Coda".

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Points: 2771 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 16 2006 at 03:41
Originally posted by meurglysIII meurglysIII wrote:

Why isn't this in Prog Polls???

Anywho, I vote for Dave Stewart as well, although Mike Ratledge is a very close second.


1) I'll move it to Prog Polls

2) my thoughts exactly, Dave Stewart just ahead of Ratledge
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Why isn't this in Prog Polls???

Anywho, I vote for Dave Stewart as well, although Mike Ratledge is a very close second.
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I voted for Dave Stewart.
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Which is your favourite keyboard player from this list?
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