Does he need more keyboards or a more hands?
Found this on a tubesurf, thought it is worth sharing.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=lpVzMhenwM4

Happy Playing
GJ

Ummmm, great tune plus a beautiful, tasteful performance. Obviously could have been done with less keyboards. This is proof that it's not the keyboard but the artist (and the way he uses it). Anybody notice that it sounded just as good (or better) with just the solo piano backing and that the spare, tasteful, and completely compatible arranger backing was only added for mild dramatic effect. Obviously, I really liked this performance.

chas

Wonderful job, no doubt about it. Chas I agree the simple background piano sounded just as the arranger backing work. Always liked that ELP tune.

Hi again.

He sure does it great if anyone ask me....

Here are a collection of videos by this guy.
Looks like he have a favourite, the Gem?
http://uk.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=azriverguy&p=r

Happy Playing and watching
GJ

Thanks for link. The fellow has a great voice and lots of toys.

It was good for me to see this because I questioned myself about taking (2) small arrangers to the job (was it worth the effort?) After this, I'd say NOT!

zuki

You've got to admit... to probably most of his audience (most likely not a crowd of arranger players!), they probably take home a MUCH greater impression of his act for being surrounded by keyboards on all sides, twisting and turning to play them all.

Now, WE know he could have done the exact same arrangement on just ONE of those keyboards, but you can bet your life it wouldn't have impressed the audience as much. Sometimes, humping in that extra gear has it's uses...

Very true Diki,

I was thinking the same thing about 2 keyboards.

His Tyros 2 could have done it all for sure.....too "YANNIish" for my taste.

Or the G70...

Too Yammi-ish for me

What was under the G70?