Rick Wakeman - Excerpts From The Six Wives Of Henry VIII скачать видео бесплатно

jean luc miserez

manifico, un ricordo senza tempo....................................

Riccardo Scivales

One of the greatest keyboard moments in rock history and a masterful demonstration on how to use of a lot of keyboards within the short space of six minutes. The MiniMoog section is out of this world, and this whole solo should be studied and learned by all aspiring keyboardist.

dhani rivai

i've never heard this version with jingle bells inside hhhh

ninehorsejohnson

Gandalf the White!

Larry Curtis

Actually it was Keith Emerson who first had success using the Moog Synth. Keith was like the mad scientist innovator, then Rick came along and took it to a different place. Both are definitely prog rock heroes.

gonnagotit

hi mike check out golden miles by healing force

ART DIFFUSION

I did not listen to this since 30 years. THANK YOU for remembering me such a wonderful moment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Alain Geneva-Switzerland

gonnagotit

i could be wrong but i douht it l.o.l

mikedrummer00

Oh rly?! What about Keith Emerson? Tarkus 1971'?

dante segovia

quiza son zordos! a los que no les gusto! bueno hay que entenderlos!

Jody Hoevel

THANK YOU FOR POSTING!!!!! One of my favorite albums of all time!

FishHeadSalad

Every time I hear this...I cannot believe that I used to be able to play this! The piano part was always my favorite. Though this version is a little different. I played this on a pipe organ once. 20 years away from a keyboard, took its toll. AlI can do now is enjoy the memory and the music. I eventually met Rick Wakeman, shook his hand, looked him in the eye and let him know how much of an inspiration he was to me.

Kino Lurtz

you are such an idiot, its unspeakable.

willrick

Jello Biafra, eat your heart out.

FishHeadSalad

My biggest accomplishment on keyboards was being able to play this! Decades later... nothing. I forgot it all! I played the whole thing on a massive pipe organ once at Converse College, SC. The version I played was a little bit different. It was the one that is on the Yes Songs album. Also...I did get a little lost on what he does in this version at the 5:05 mark. Though the version of which I speak was a little more intense.

CrotchBlaster

Keyboard Wizard!

Lightmane321

Hey dude. Don't worry about it. You're right, actually. No reason to call them idiots, but then again I was just trying to say something funny. Didn't know it would get top comment. Whoo-hoo!!! : ) Wait... did you just say YES is "mainstream". Dude, you're an idiot ; ) lol (just kidding, obviously)

Lightmane321

Darn. Did ya have to one-up me like that ; )

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