I'll never forget the day my buddy and I were drunkenly walking down an alley and found a decrepit old Rhodes in a trashcan behind an apartment complex mostly populated by fairly affluent college students. It had- get this- lost the negative connection inside. That's ALL that stopped it from working. I fixed it in like twenty minutes, and we (he's a woodwinds player and I'm a bass/guitar/various strings guy) didn't really know what we were going to do with it other than just plunk around and sit drinks and pool chalk (said buddy had a 7' 1-piece slate table in his living room-priorities) and stuff on it til we met an AWESOME newbie keys player. He later recorded and toured with it, said it was 100% reliable.
I love that song. I know it upside down and backwards from playing it in a wedding band, even though it was 40 years ago. I also played Deacon Blues, a ton of Billy Joel. You found two Bill Withers classics! I'd love to gig with you, man!
78-year-old Piano Tuner-Technician (semi-retired) posting here: As a trainee years ago, I had the privilege of attending a workshop presented by Mr. Rhodes himself: personal history of the piano, tuning procedures, mechanical adjustments, electronics. I still have a Rhodes pick-up in my tool kit feeding into a pocket amplifier so that i can isolate the sound of a single string. This is very helpful while tuning during the sound checks before a live performance!
@@NicolasMelis ¡Sorry, I was not in a business servicing Rhodes. I went around the world with an acoustic tuning kit and a bicycle. (5 years in Indonesia.)
@@easantos79 both "Black Cow" and this one, "Deacon Blues", sound great! Gotta respect Donald Fagan's keyboard voice leading and abilities to make such great grooves and intros.
Agree.. I question the "most famous" aspect of this.. I like your choices.. Also Styx: Babe.. When I read the title, that's the one I expected HAD to be there..
Good call-there were a few in there that are a LOT less famous than 10cc...how about Angela by Bob James (or does the recorder carry that "intro"?) and Shake a Tailfeather, the version Ray Charles played with the Blues Brothers? Still Crazy after All These Years? Dreams by Fleetwood Mac (or,is that intro a drum riff)? All way more famous. I'd love to hear these played as expertly as the others in this video!
Excellent job. Its amazing how these short snippets bring back so many good memories. And the fact that you included Jamiroquai really made my day. Thank you
I never seen the Rhodes like this but it’s totally true. If the DX7 never came out in 1983, it’s very likely that many famous songs featuring the DX7 would have been done with a Rhodes instead.
I LOVE this instrument so much… I’m a guitarist , I can’t play piano, but WISH i had a Rhodes. Beautiful and makes me weirdly nostalgic every time I hear one
Wow! It almost sounds like an ensemble of percussion at the tips of your fingers in an absolutely gorgeous way. Mostly a bass player, had no clue that this is what a Rhodes sounds like although I’ve definitely heard it before.
You got me feeling So nostalgic for Neo-Soul when you played the intros to "Tyron" by Erykah Badu and "Blow Your Mind" by Jamiroquai! Also caught feelings when you played the intro to "Black Cow" by Stealy Dan! Great work, sir.
I had an 88 Stage model which I bought in the 80s and sold in the 90s, as I had no room for it. Wish I’d kept it. They have a magical tone and respond quite differently to a hard key pressure compared to a light touch.
I thought that "Tell Me what I say" by ray Charles would be here. But I really like this video. My first Band teacher used to bring his Fender Rhones to class.
Amazing songs and playing, especially two of us! I do wish you played bloody well right by supertramp tho, that it one of the most iconic ones out there!
I wish I still had my 73. I picked it up cheap, got a service manual and did a complete service, stretch tuned it adjusted the fundamental tones and it sounded great. It was an older one with the wooden frame, I sold it to buy a stupid Marshall amplifier...what was I thinking?
Nice intros! Well played. Your No Quarter intro is definitely that of Led Zeppelin playing live, as the studio version was played on the Hohner Electrapiano - and I always like to give the Electrapiano a shoutout, as I think it’s an under-appreciated instrument.
@@NicolasMelis , JPJ always used the Electrapiano in the studio (Stairway, Down By the Seaside etc as well as NQ) because it has a much heavier action than the Rhodes, which he liked- very close to an acoustic piano. But it also looks like a granny’s piano, not very cool and very awkward to haul around. So they used the Rhodes live. I have the Hohner Electra here.
Great job!! I would add that I don't believe a whole tone scale (such as in You are the Sunshine of My Life) was employed in a pop tune before or since-- running up the scale in triads no less. Stevie was amazing. Thank you for doing this!
Here are Few MORE: Styx - Babe Climax Blues band - I Love You Wings - With a Little Luck Carly Simon - You Belong To Me The Doobie Brother - Minute by Minute Dione Warwick - Deja Vu DeBarge - All This Love Ambrosia - Your the Only Woman Stephanie Mills - I Never Knew Love Like This Before
This sounds so good. Between the classics I love the portishead and zep ones very much. They are so dark and atmospheric. Cool stuff, thanks for posting. Cheers
I regret the day I sold my Fender Rhodes! But I sold it and my MusicMan amp and Yamaha 15 inch speaker and horn tweeter speaker box so I could buy a Korg 01/Wfd Wave Station and MUSICMAN Guitar amp/speaker box 212HD... back in the late 1980s. I later bought a Yamaha S80 portable 88 keyboard that has some pretty good Rhodes sounds... but nothing is as good as the real deal.... and I remember playing that Billy Joel intro " Don't go changing"... and the Michael McDonald Rhodes intro to Minute by Minute... Great memories for sure... and nice rhodes... 😉
Steely Dan Deacon blues. So many legendary songs from the late 60's through late 70's. Can't afford one now, but my Williams keyboard has a good emulation of it. And also have a 77' Yamaha cp25 that sounds almost like it. But nothing beats the original sound and if you have the money buy one used or the new special order ones (5k+usd) sound great too.
wow - nice stuff incl a favourite Deacon Blues ! - as a childhood piano player for some reason I never liked the Rhodes key feel and always preferred the Wurly (Wurlitzer) tone, but hey I didn't record these hit songs.
Long known as THE easiest instrument to get lost in a mix. Some of these intros are truly memorable. But as soon as any of the other instruments join in, the Rhodes player can pretty well go lay down and take a nap. Or they might (as usually happened) immediately jump over to a more useful synthesizer or organ that has enough clarity and articulation to have its notes actually discernible. l can't recall any engineers that got excited when they wheeled a Rhodes into the room. That says a lot.
Damn so frustrating! Every time I start to get into the vibe of the song we change to the next one. Makes me want to hear some more! This instrument is magical, so many hits thanks to it!
One of the shortest greatest electric piano intros of all time, as short as it is, is the 1-second EP intro to Stevie Wonder's As - because of its profound import.
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I'll never forget the day my buddy and I were drunkenly walking down an alley and found a decrepit old Rhodes in a trashcan behind an apartment complex mostly populated by fairly affluent college students. It had- get this- lost the negative connection inside. That's ALL that stopped it from working. I fixed it in like twenty minutes, and we (he's a woodwinds player and I'm a bass/guitar/various strings guy) didn't really know what we were going to do with it other than just plunk around and sit drinks and pool chalk (said buddy had a 7' 1-piece slate table in his living room-priorities) and stuff on it til we met an AWESOME newbie keys player. He later recorded and toured with it, said it was 100% reliable.
Next time you find a rhodes like this give me a call 😁
@@NicolasMelis No joke, they're hard to find these days.
When was this? I'm a proper sucker for the Rhodes and I wouldn't even in my worst nightmares throw such a beautiful thing in the trash.
@@thecountofgoldmoor1332 I'm assuming a spoiled rich college kid that didn't know or care about anything. This would've been around 2006-7.
@@The_sinner_Jim_Whitney I guess I'll be going dumpster diving for some Moogs, Wurlitzers, Holy Grails or something of the sort.
"Just the two of us" was heavenly
Glad you like it 🙏🎹
I love that song. I know it upside down and backwards from playing it in a wedding band, even though it was 40 years ago. I also played Deacon Blues, a ton of Billy Joel. You found two Bill Withers classics! I'd love to gig with you, man!
yes agreed
@@richardlangellotti6208 🙌🎹
Simon
I'm a guitar Player, but the sound of a Rhodes gets me every time!
Bassist here. And I feel the same. I just love the Rhodes sound.
Gotta love the Rhodes sound :)
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That’s cuz it sounds the most guitarlike of all keyboards 😂
The gentleness of the Rhodes sound is what endeared me to it. It's my favorite instrument after the piano.
78-year-old Piano Tuner-Technician (semi-retired) posting here: As a trainee years ago, I had the privilege of attending a workshop presented by Mr. Rhodes himself: personal history of the piano, tuning procedures, mechanical adjustments, electronics. I still have a Rhodes pick-up in my tool kit feeding into a pocket amplifier so that i can isolate the sound of a single string. This is very helpful while tuning during the sound checks before a live performance!
Hello there! Thanks for the info!! Do you have any comments on how can i fix the an-even sound velocity from the middle C and up of my rhodes?
@@NicolasMelis ¡Sorry, I was not in a business servicing Rhodes. I went around the world with an acoustic tuning kit and a bicycle. (5 years in Indonesia.)
@SewolHoONCE oh ok no worries !! 🙂
I am in love with the Steely Dan intro @1:22 💕
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'Black cow', sounded great!
@@easantos79 Deacon Blues, same amazing album though.
@@easantos79 both "Black Cow" and this one, "Deacon Blues", sound great! Gotta respect Donald Fagan's keyboard voice leading and abilities to make such great grooves and intros.
Steely sounds great anytime.
Long live the Rhodes! Was so happy to hear Portishead get some love.
Great tune 🎶🎹
The most beautiful musical instrument ever!
Gotta love the rhodes sound :)
Indeed. It’s up there among the best. Check out ludvig supraphonic too. It’s a snare. But just as important
I love the sound of s Fender Rhodes. Like an acoustic piano and vibes had a baby
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I'm drooling over No Quarter!!
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Greatest band to walk this earth
Wrong sound tho unfortunately :(
I would be too if it had less Phase 90 in it, and maybe some unvibe or a Leslie speaker for the authentic wobble.
Forgive me for thinking this was actually played by JPJ on Melotron. Right?
Deacon blues intro still gives me a thrill and chills like it did when I first heard it! :) ❤
Great tune 🎶:)
That's good news--previously, they couldn't buy a thrill...!
@@misterschubert3242 lol
Aja is the best album ever.. Can't decide on a favorite song so I tend to just listen to the whole thing.. Loved that since it was new.
Can’t get over how good this keyboard sounds
Great instrument 🎹
Gosh... love the magical vibration of Fender Rhodes sound so much....
Gotta love the fender rhodes sound 🎹
Richard Wrights intro on Sheep off Pink Floyds Animals is truly sublime
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WHAT KIND OF MONSTER CUTS THE DOORS RIGHT AT THE MOSY HEAVENLY PART IM CRYIN
Got a copyright claim from youtube and unfortunately had to cut it there!
Still Crazy After All These Years
New Kid In Town
Noted for the part 2 video :)
@@NicolasMelis And this, particularly if you’re of a certain age! th-cam.com/video/Pm_oisWsjoE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=dSTKAI3OgZUTpQwF
Agree.. I question the "most famous" aspect of this.. I like your choices.. Also Styx: Babe.. When I read the title, that's the one I expected HAD to be there..
My wonderful mum had one bought in 1975...she loved it and I loved hearing her play it. ❤️🌹
Great instrument 🎹
shit this is what I call "REAL MUSICIANS VIDEOS". no bullshit, just human genius, good taste and good playing! thankyou!
Thank you!! Glad you like it 🎹
Styx- Babe
Sheriff- When I'm With You,
Eagles- I Can't Tell You Why,
Kool & The Gang- Cherrish
noted for the part 2 video :)
'Just the two of us' was excellent.
Glad you like it 🙏🎹
I can't stop replaying this ear candy. Beautiful, iconic sound, masterfully played...repeat ;)
Glad you like it ! Appreciate it 🙏🎹🎵
riders on the storm was one of my fav hits by the doors alongside light my fire and touch me
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Excellent - but how about I'm Not In Love ??!
Thank you!! I guess i should make a part 2 then :)
Good call-there were a few in there that are a LOT less famous than 10cc...how about Angela by Bob James (or does the recorder carry that "intro"?) and Shake a Tailfeather, the version Ray Charles played with the Blues Brothers? Still Crazy after All These Years? Dreams by Fleetwood Mac (or,is that intro a drum riff)?
All way more famous. I'd love to hear these played as expertly as the others in this video!
Deodato, Gino Vanelli, Bob James, Chicago, Disco music...
@@NicolasMelis And part 3. And part 4. And...
Excellent job. Its amazing how these short snippets bring back so many good memories. And the fact that you included Jamiroquai really made my day. Thank you
Thanks for listening 🙌🎹
The DX7 of the '70s. 😁 Great selections and beautiful playing!
Many thanks!🙏🎹
DX 7! A blast from the past!
I never seen the Rhodes like this but it’s totally true. If the DX7 never came out in 1983, it’s very likely that many famous songs featuring the DX7 would have been done with a Rhodes instead.
@@Pintosonic Yep.. I was expecting Chicago, Hard habit to break in this video until I realized that was done probably with a DX7.. 🙂
Man those pedals really made them sound like the originals! Great job!
Glad you like it 🙏🎹
Such a beautiful instrument. Really nothing else like it.
Great instrument 🎹
yes! all smooth as butter. Extra credits for Portishead. Well done, sir! Thanks!
Thank you kindly!🎹
Lovely stuff. My favourite is the portishead. But it's all great
Mine too! Thank you 🙏🎹
Lovely touch and playing, great choice, how about Taxi - Bob James 🤩
Thank you!! Noted for the part 2 video :)
The title of the theme to Taxi is “Angela.”
Sweet!
Here's one for Part 2 -- "Still Crazy After All These Years" by Paul Simon.
Noted thank you 🎹
No Quarter.❤. I miss Pink Floyd Sheep's Rhodes Intro. 😊
Also a great track!
Have to make a part 2 :)
Also Joni Mitchell’s original Woodstock
Trully beautifull. Nice sounding too. Loved the fender amp style
Thanks! Glad you like it :)
0:00 That’s one of the definitive Rhodes intros right there.
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Always loved that Blow your Mind intro
Me too :)
@@NicolasMelis nicely played, Bro
Top notch playing. You honor the Rhodes and vice versa. Cheers
Glad you like it! Thanks 🙏
The bell like sparkling beauty of a real Rhodes is iconic; it is the 12 string Rickenbacker of the 1970's.
oh yes 🎹
I guess that makes the Yamaha DX7 the Rhodes of the 80's
I LOVE this instrument so much… I’m a guitarist , I can’t play piano, but WISH i had a Rhodes. Beautiful and makes me weirdly nostalgic every time I hear one
Great instrument
I haven’t been listening to Billy Joel enough recently, thanks for helping me face this hard truth, brother.
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Dude this nearly brought tears to my eyes! You picked some absolute GEMS! Nice playing also.
Thank you!! Glad you like it 🎹❤️
Wow! It almost sounds like an ensemble of percussion at the tips of your fingers in an absolutely gorgeous way. Mostly a bass player, had no clue that this is what a Rhodes sounds like although I’ve definitely heard it before.
Glad you like it! Thank you 🎹
You got me feeling So nostalgic for Neo-Soul when you played the intros to "Tyron" by Erykah Badu and "Blow Your Mind" by Jamiroquai! Also caught feelings when you played the intro to "Black Cow" by Stealy Dan! Great work, sir.
Thank you! Glad you like them 🎹
It’s ‘deacon blues’ by steely dan
I know the list can get really long for this but the intro to Bloody Well Right is one of my favorites. Done on a Rhodes clean - no reverb, etc.
Noted for the part 2 video :) but yes i believe that one is on a wurlitzer !
I believe that was done on a Wurlitzer
Wow! This is so beautiful 🤩Lovely sounding Rhodes and amazing playing 👏
Thank you my friend!! Really appreciated especially coming from you 🎹❤️
I Just deeply love the sound of the Rhodes!❤❤❤❤❤
yeah me too 🎹
Brilliant nicolas. I remember hearing the fender rhodes on the classic funk song : love is the message by mfsb from 1973.
Thank you!! Will check it out! 🎹
I love this sound.
Glad you like it 🙏🎹
My favorite out of any piano or keyboard type of instrument.
This really made my day, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you 🙏
Beautiful and I remembered nearly all the intros
Glad you like it 🎹
I had an 88 Stage model which I bought in the 80s and sold in the 90s, as I had no room for it. Wish I’d kept it. They have a magical tone and respond quite differently to a hard key pressure compared to a light touch.
I ve played a 88 suitcase model 1974, best action and sound
A Rhodes sound is the sound of pleasantness. Not much attack but enough. Love it
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Fun to hear Roads in there. Wasn’t expecting that.
The Portishead song?
what a lovely surprise! love how the rhodes sounds!
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¿Do you know what generates the sound and how the sound gets to the speakers?
Sunshine of my Life ❤❤❤
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I thought that "Tell Me what I say" by ray Charles would be here. But I really like this video. My first Band teacher used to bring his Fender Rhones to class.
Thank you! The Ray Charles tune is with a Wurlitzer, i did it on the famous Wurlitzer video, check it out :)
So happy Deacon Blues is here! Also Portishead
how could i not include those :)
“Riders on the storm” at the end gave me chills...
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Mannnn I was really hyped to hear you play the rain lick in Riders on the Storm
Had to cut that one due copyright..
Very cool. Thank you for this. (My own favorite is 0:46 - always loved that song!)
Jamiroquai? Yes i like that one too :)
“Roads” with the tremolo made feel like I was watching an episode of Red vs. Blue.
‘RHODES’
Amazing songs and playing, especially two of us! I do wish you played bloody well right by supertramp tho, that it one of the most iconic ones out there!
Thank you!! Noted for the part 2 video :)
Great song! However, Supertramp played a wurlitzer, not a Rhodes!
@@danielattridge452 i actually went and looked to see if it was or not but i couldnt find a concrete answer. Thanks for letting me know!
Yes i think also that they ve used mainly a Wurlitzer
I wish I still had my 73. I picked it up cheap, got a service manual and did a complete service, stretch tuned it adjusted the fundamental tones and it sounded great. It was an older one with the wooden frame, I sold it to buy a stupid Marshall amplifier...what was I thinking?
Oh wow!
i never expected you to play portishead when i clicked on this video, but that was so good
Glad you like it !! Thanks 🎹
Same here! That was an amazing surprise!
Nice intros! Well played.
Your No Quarter intro is definitely that of Led Zeppelin playing live, as the studio version was played on the Hohner Electrapiano - and I always like to give the Electrapiano a shoutout, as I think it’s an under-appreciated instrument.
Thank you and thanks for the info! Didn’t know that they used the Electrapiano on the studio! Never found one here to try out
@@NicolasMelis , JPJ always used the Electrapiano in the studio (Stairway, Down By the Seaside etc as well as NQ) because it has a much heavier action than the Rhodes, which he liked- very close to an acoustic piano. But it also looks like a granny’s piano, not very cool and very awkward to haul around. So they used the Rhodes live. I have the Hohner Electra here.
@@andyguttridge4399 checked it on google seems a really cool instrument
@@andyguttridge4399 thanks for the info again !! Appreciated
Great job!! I would add that I don't believe a whole tone scale (such as in You are the Sunshine of My Life) was employed in a pop tune before or since-- running up the scale in triads no less. Stevie was amazing. Thank you for doing this!
Thank you!Glad you like it, appreciated 🙏🎹
Ha, I KNEW that "Just the way you are" would be first one the list.
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Love your work Nicolas, the Phase 90 sounds amazing.
Thank you very much!!! Yes the phase90 is great with the rhodes , i like the smallstone too though :)
I just love the sond of electric pianos.
Gotta love the sound of the rhodes
Here are Few MORE:
Styx - Babe
Climax Blues band - I Love You
Wings - With a Little Luck
Carly Simon - You Belong To Me
The Doobie Brother - Minute by Minute
Dione Warwick - Deja Vu
DeBarge - All This Love
Ambrosia - Your the Only Woman
Stephanie Mills - I Never Knew Love Like This Before
Noted thank you
Great intros that lead to great songs ... Nice playing and video, Nicolas! 🙂🎹
Glad you enjoyed it 🙏
Love that you have blow your mind on here
Glad you like it 🎹
I didn't recognize most of these. But I love the sound of the piano.
Thank you 🙏😁
One of the great keyboard sounds Simply awesome
Great instrument 🎹
This sounds so good. Between the classics I love the portishead and zep ones very much. They are so dark and atmospheric. Cool stuff, thanks for posting. Cheers
Glad you like it!🙏
I would love to be able to buy me one of these. it looks and sounds so sharp and well kept.
Great instrument 🎹
I mean, the sound alone is just awesome. I would love to sit in front of a Rhodes just to doodle around :)
It sure is 🎹
So beautiful. Thank you.
Glad you like it!
Great job. Some of my favourites there.
Many thanks! 🙏🎹
Just the way you are, most awesome song ever❤
Yes 🎹
I regret the day I sold my Fender Rhodes! But I sold it and my MusicMan amp and Yamaha 15 inch speaker and horn tweeter speaker box so I could buy a Korg 01/Wfd Wave Station and MUSICMAN Guitar amp/speaker box 212HD... back in the late 1980s. I later bought a Yamaha S80 portable 88 keyboard that has some pretty good Rhodes sounds... but nothing is as good as the real deal.... and I remember playing that Billy Joel intro " Don't go changing"... and the Michael McDonald Rhodes intro to Minute by Minute... Great memories for sure... and nice rhodes... 😉
Great instrument, i was also many time on the verge of selling it to buy some other gear but i still have it :)
Lovely day lovely sounds ❤
Thank you 🎹🎹
Rhodes is the most beautiful sound in music.
Gotta love the rhodes sound 🎹
Good selection. Kinda missed "Minute by Minute" but I certainly wouldn't exclude any of these.
Yes!! Will include that one on the part 2 video
Riders on the storm...A+
Have to cut it though due copyright :(
Wow, thank you ! Just the way you are and Just the Two of us were awesome.
Thank you!! Glad you like them 🎹
Steely Dan Deacon blues. So many legendary songs from the late 60's through late 70's. Can't afford one now, but my Williams keyboard has a good emulation of it. And also have a 77' Yamaha cp25 that sounds almost like it. But nothing beats the original sound and if you have the money buy one used or the new special order ones (5k+usd) sound great too.
Yes! Nothing beats the original sound i agree 🙌🎹
I liked all of them but you got me with Roads ❤
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wow - nice stuff incl a favourite Deacon Blues ! - as a childhood piano player for some reason I never liked the Rhodes key feel and always preferred the Wurly (Wurlitzer) tone, but hey I didn't record these hit songs.
Wurlitzer sounds more grittier , i like it more too :)
Deacon Blues - love it!
Glad you like it! Appreciate it 🎹
Such a beautiful sound ❤
Glad you like it! 🎹
People also like the worletzer sounds similar but a bit more gritty.
Yes 🎹
Absolutely, and I'm one of em (but I still love the Rhodes)
Long known as THE easiest instrument to get lost in a mix. Some of these intros are truly memorable. But as soon as any of the other instruments join in, the Rhodes player can pretty well go lay down and take a nap. Or they might (as usually happened) immediately jump over to a more useful synthesizer or organ that has enough clarity and articulation to have its notes actually discernible. l can't recall any engineers that got excited when they wheeled a Rhodes into the room. That says a lot.
Gran Turismo 4 vibes. Love all the intros.
Glad you like them! Thanks! Appreciated 🎹
Damn so frustrating! Every time I start to get into the vibe of the song we change to the next one. Makes me want to hear some more! This instrument is magical, so many hits thanks to it!
Well i have to keep it short to avoid copyright claims :)
Wow! That brought back memories! Thanks! :)
Glad you like it ! Thank you 🙏
God bless you and your music taste!
Thanks for listening :)
Roads...Thank you.Really.Thank you.
glad you like it! appreciated 🙏🎹
‘RHODES’
Nearly yelped when I heard portishead in the mix. ♥️
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Nicely done!
Thank you 🙏🎹
One of the shortest greatest electric piano intros of all time, as short as it is, is the 1-second EP intro to Stevie Wonder's As - because of its profound import.
Great tune 🎹