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#17243 05/12/08 03:05 PM
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..where's Booji Boy when I need him? wink
He's with me... we are close friends!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I64xATEH1sg [/QB]
That's brilliant! smile Many thanks for sharing!

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I was performing that night and was singing back up for Booji (lol) but you can only get a glimpse of me escorting him on and off the stage in the above clip.Great stuff! I'm glad you enjoy

#17245 05/12/08 03:22 PM
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Can anyone name an American synth player from the 1970s -1980s ? For the life of me, I cannot name one.
There was an American who got a bit of expose here in Australia around that time. He branched out into making his own music videos. I think it was around the time MTV started up. I can't recall his name for the life of me, though.

But, if you consider the electric organs of the 60s as early synths, then you have The Beach Boys, Iron Butterfly, The Doors, etc. all using them.

Of course, the first Americans to make electronic music were Louis and Bebe Barron back in the 50s. There's more detail here .

#17246 05/12/08 03:31 PM
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Thanks everyone for the help as
Newvox and I could not think of any at the time.


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[b] Well Maryann, I think in America every-one played banjo in that era
Steve Martin certainly did. And quite well too. [/b]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wi8NW29xCso
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#17247 05/12/08 03:32 PM
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[b] Can anyone name an American synth player from the 1970s -1980s ? For the life of me, I cannot name one.
There was an American who got a bit of expose here in Australia around that time. He branched out into making his own music videos. I think it was around the time MTV started up. I can't recall his name for the life of me, though.

But, if you consider the electric organs of the 60s as early synths, then you have The Beach Boys, Iron Butterfly, The Doors, etc. all using them.

Of course, the first Americans to make electronic music were Louis and Bebe Barron back in the 50s. There's more detail here . [/b]
I'd venture to say... Raymond Scott cool

#17248 05/12/08 03:43 PM
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I just realized Our Daughters Wedding is from New York. Thet had 2 synth players.
a bunch of Digital cowboys ..
no actually Lawnchairs was very good ..

#17249 05/12/08 04:10 PM
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Thanks everyone for the help as
Newvox and I could not think of any at the time.
.....but we knew the forum to enquire on.

#17250 05/12/08 05:24 PM
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as I said i could go on and on but most would be unknown.I would feel remiss though not to mention

David Diamond ( Berlin)
Jimmy Destri ( Blondie)
Jerry Harrison ( Talking Heads)
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Chuck Wild ( Missing Persons)

and just because...

Wayne Famous ( the Producers)..I love a guy that can rock a keytar! laugh

#17251 05/12/08 05:34 PM
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Our Daughter's Wedding!

Haven't heard "Lawnchairs" for ages.

"Are you sleeping with someone special tonight?........"

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