Please identify this swingin' instrumental oldie! (1 Viewer)

[Mike Frezon]

Yet you like the Fender Rhodes? At least that was the impression I got a few posts ago.

Color me confused...

 

[Greg_S_H]

They are polar opposites. The Rhodes is warm with an incredible sustain. The electric piano used for Doogie is clipped and cold. Listen to Angela and then click on one of the speaker emblems on this page. The difference is stark.

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More examples of that lush Rhodes sound:





Ugh. Sorry for the Yoko cleavage on the example pic there. You could add Still Crazy After All These Years to the list, but I couldn't find the studio version at YT. You know it anyway.

Edit: Cool. After the clip plays, you can type in another search and play something new right here in the existing window.

 

[Mike Frezon]

Gotcha. I'll have to go and find Doogie. I haven't heard it in quite awhile.

 

[Greg_S_H]

Oh, golden opportunity lost! I should have phrased that, "I couldn't find Still Crazy After All These Years, but you know all about that!"