This was played towards the very end of one of the Music Magic videos produced by Silver Burdett Ginn: Keyboards.

So beautiful, Don Muro is a wonderful musician

This is so beautiful!

I wonder if anyone has that blue keyboard these days. Very few have the actual ARP 2600 Blue Marvin itself.

hi this is very dated now i have a teac 8516 the brown deck i works ace i know they use the same kind of head blocks i never ever seen this on ebay or told if there was one around first time here bob

He rambled a lot, and got of subject.

Pruebas que sea de 1970? Sello, álbum, data, material físico de la época?

Thanks! This is awesome.❤

He sounds like Indiana Jones

Is he playing with a distortion pedal and effects rack or something? At time is it has Jordon Rudes vibes!

Everyone needs a little bit of balalaika in their life

Perfect ringtone. Sounds similar to Styx.

Very cool! I’d love to see footage of this young man multitracking with some Tandberg gear!

Dynamite 80s. Sounds like it belongs in a movie of the same time. Love Don Muro! THANKS jd wall!

These are some stellar tunes!

I like the crossfield head bias current injection principle employed here....at least theoretically

It remind me of some musics by James Horner.

DON MURO Y DOÑA PUERTA ❤

Fun!😉👍🏻 ✌🏻😎🎹🌴🌞

Дон Муро жив? Как сложилась его судьба после 80-х? К сожалению о нём очень мало информации в Интернете.

At the beginning

Which preset is this

Another masterly Muro performance! - so glad it's available here.

Impressive to arrange and produce like this on a four track in 1972. Vocals are really nice on this and always great to hear that Blue Marvin.

❤

wow! This guy can play!

Love!!

ahhhh. 1992. when soundstage didnt exist. song bops tho. reminds me of navi flying through kokiri forest at the start of ocarina of time

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏

legend

Beautiful video. Works so well for this track. So underrated and unkown, unfortunately. This is beautiful.

Professor 70-80 synth

Don is an underrated, hidden gem. Just saying the obvious.

Don Muro is a legend

The things we find on KZbin… I found the song I was just thinking of here. The Korg Poly-800 Demo Soundsheet (flexi-disc) 1984 By Don Muro on flexi-disc - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnmraqWlebCIias Oddly enough, when I did my live radio show in Worcester MA in the early 1980s, I used this somewhat obscure Flexi-Disc track by Don Muro featuring the Korg Poly-800 synthesizer for my show intro music. I would welcome folks and introduce the first program track with “Welcome aboard The Starship Atlantis, I am Captain Buzz R.” - I began the program introduction with a basic intro in French, Spanish, German and English, reviewed that we would be exploring New Age, Electronic, Ambient and Space Music. Then I would introduce the first music track. Frequently, I would begin the program with ambient and space music - the program began at 6am on a Saturday morning, then over the course of the next 3 hours I would pick things up a bit by including New Age and electronic music. The list of artists and bands that I featured was a long one including folks like Jean-Michel Jarre, Tangerine Dream, Vangelis and so very many more. So very many years ago. OK, a few decades.

Such a trip to find this track tonight! I have not heard this track in very many years - OK, decades!

🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤ AAA ABSOLUTE GOODNESS!! Great song! Also DMX drum track is fantastic!

All hail the mighty ARP Odyssey!

0:52 I can't get over how *smooth* that patch switch was!

Can i reach out to you. I have 2 of these machines and have a couple of questions regarding them?

One of the best bach renditions I've ever heard :0

Excellent track!

I love listening to musicians talk shop like this.

Hi. Very nice arrangent. I have just downloaded the score. I then made a live recording of it. Will definitely add this to some of my organ concerts... I have posted my quick recording on KZbin ... kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYmWYqCopqmjppY

What song is this

What’s the song around 2:57

Wow, thank you! I first fell in love with Don's one-man-band music also when in junior high school, when he visited our school for a demonstration / concert... maybe just a year or two after this. (State College Area, central PA) His setup was a little larger, with more keyboards around him if I remember correctly. Have loved it ever since!

@1:07 what type of lead sound is that, what would one call it? It's superbly classic!

kzbin.info/www/bejne/noiwpZ2HpLaoa8U

Thanks for posting 👍🏻