One of the minor tragedies of being a rock keyboardist is that you rarely get to, in the course of your work, play your actual instrument. That is, for all the obvious logistical reasons—they’re heavy, bulky, fragile, hard to keep in tune, hard to amplify—you’re not typically touring or performing with an acoustic piano, a Hammond organ, a Wurlitzer or Rhodes electric piano, but with digital…
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