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Pat Blythe – Synth What? …and Music

Posted in Opinion with tags A Girl With A Camera The Picture Taker, Allan Holdsworth, Arc, Basset, Bob Murrell, Bob Segarini, DBAWIS, Don’t Believe A Word I Say, Edgar Winter, Godwin Guitorgan, Godwin Organs, guitar synthesizer, Guitorgan, Hammond, Jan Hammer, Jimmy Page, Joni Mitchell, Keytar, luvthemusic, MIDI, Musiconics International (MCI), New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, Orphica, Pat Blythe, Pat Metheny, podcast, Roland, Sisme, Steve Pelletier, SynthAxe, SynthAxeDrummitar, synthesizer, The Basement Sessions, Tubon on April 14, 2021 by segarini

Last week I entered a wormhole I haven’t quite surfaced from. It all started with a offhand remark and has now ended up to a be two-part essay on all things synthesizer(ish). You’ve all read the history of this beast (test on Friday) so I shall now segue into the “guitar synthesizer”, the “SynthAxe” and a new find…..the “Keytar”.

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JAIMIE VERNON: The Music That Got Away

Posted in Opinion with tags Abraham's Children, Bullseye Records, Canadian Recording Artists, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Doucette, Edgar Winter, Jaimie Vernon, Klaatu, music, Records, Ronnie Hawkins, Teenage Head on June 2, 2012 by segarini

Running a record label requires the stealthy and diplomatic handling of not only music but the egos of those that make it. Like certain personal relationships, you gotta put up with the crazy shit occasionally to get at the good sex.