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I love rock and roll bands that add a little Ivory now and again. I think it's part of the reason I love "Sherpa" so much and couldn't get enough of the "Evening With" tour.
Bartolomeo Christofori rocks. (And yes, I had to look that up.)
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I agree, I love keys in alot of bands..adds a very sophisticated sound to the music. Coldplay is a classic example
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Agreed. I really liked Bruce Hornsby and the Range.....nice piano playing.
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Ben Folds! and (Five) :thumb:
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On songs like Army and Philosophy, it totally works though. Download them and you'll see!
I like most of Folds' stuff, but not his live solo album. It was a lot of fun, but having nothing but piano the whole way through the concert was a drag.
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Yeah, it's a great change from the typical guitar-centric music I'm used to listening to. Three of my favorite bands, The Beatles, The Doors and The Guess Who, make great use of the piano.
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Ok, keys add alot to music now how about a violin in a rock band...how cool is that?
That is one of the unique aspects of DMB. 8)
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Even Blue Rodeo's really rockin' stuff always has piano/organ liberally sprinkled about the mix...one of my favourite things. Gives it a real folk-rock feel as opposed to just straightforward guitar rock.
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:oops: Oh yeah, Mellencamp... :wink: