10 Extremely Talented Progressive Rock Keyboardists |

[@SimonNesgaard]

Keith Emerson was in a league by itself.

[@brucebrown73]

Keith Emerson must be #1 by anyone’s definition of amazing. From beautiful to progressive extreme. The complete package by every measure.

[@series2J]

The main man R.I.P. Keith

[@jorgecisniega3115]

I've been a professional musician for 40 years, Mr.Keith Emerson...,just: AMAZING!!!!!!!❤

[@John-pc3cx]

Emerson and Wakeman need to be one and two.

[@leandroscheid3043]

I Agre

[@toshinokyokosenpai9239]

Just because they are the most famous 🙄 There are better ones like Kerry Minnear

[@ratghost25]

Steve Walsh *Kansas), Eddie Jobson (for UK), John Evan (Tull), Jon Lord, Patrick Moeaz, Dennis DeYoung, Mike Pinder, Gary Brooker

[@relativetimeworx8459]

Jobson one of the most underappreciated of all

[@396Cap]

Tony Banks is my personal favourite.

[@margaret1321]

@@396Cap Mine too.

[@TimJackson-eq6iy]

Mine too. I have all his solo non orchestral cds.

[@396Cap]

@TimJackson-eq6iy which one is your favourite?

[@rotheryberlin7772]

Keith Emerson is my number one.

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Emerson at the top is a solid choice! His technical skill and showmanship were unmatched. Thanks for commenting!

[@StrideLatinProgRick]

I love the music of Keith Emerson, but my number one is Rick Wakeman.

[@FrankyLecostaud]

@@rotheryberlin7772 For me, It's Tony Banks.

[@rotheryberlin7772]

@FrankyLecostaud good choice too

[@DanielGonzalez-eq4ow]

​@@FrankyLecostaud yes! Tony is my hero, but, i love the others many keyboard players too! Just a little bit!

[@jasman71]

RickWakeman was always my fave. But others to consider - Jordan Rudess, Eddie Jobson, Patrick Moraz, Richard Barbieri, John Beck

[@beawsbiz]

Not many Rock keyboardists who can also write in the classical genre. About as progressive as you can get. JON LORD.

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Jon Lord was truly a master at bridging rock and classical music! His ability to fuse the two genres makes him one of the most progressive keyboardists of all time. He definitely deserves recognition, maybe in Part 2! Thanks for the reminder!

[@mab]

The master of the inverted 5th

[@massimomarchesin8708]

Vero JON LORD rip è importante anche in chiave progressive è grazie a LUI che i DEEP PURPLE sono anche un po' PROG ora c'è DON AIREY ed anche Lui ha con se un bagaglio progressivo con COLOSSEUM 2 e RAINBOW. E poi HUGH BANTON altro straordinario KEYBOARD MAN con i VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR di PETER HAMMILL!!!!;! Grande nel creare tappeti tessiture DARK inquietanti gotiche classiche barocche sinfoniche..... insomma un altro GRANDE mago della tastiera prog rock!!!!!!!!!!! E c'è ne sarebbero anche molti ALTRI dello stesso livello bravura!!!!!!!!!!

[@B3burner]

@@mab Yes indeed. So glad you pointed that out. 1-3, 2-4, 3-5 fingering so key to inverted 5th parallel runs.

[@randlerobbertson8792]

Vincent Crane, Dave Greenslade, Jon Lord, Patrick Moraz, could be added.

[@martinbarrios7920]

Dave Stewart (Egg, Hatfield & the North, etc), Karl Jenkins (Soft Machine), Steve Miller, Tim Blake, Eddie Jobson, Irmin Schmidt, Patrick Moraz, Hugh Banton, Vicent Crane, Flavio Premoli (PFM), Gianni & Vittorio Nocenzi (Banco), Jurgen Fritz, Lito Vitale, Gustavo Moretto, Anibal Kerpel, Carlos Cutaia, etc

[@johnsaunders6510]

So lucky to be born at a time when I heard a majority of these keyboard legends in my teens. I’m a huge Wakeman fan but they are all amazing.

[@gyorgycsemy4213]

Tony, Rick, Keith ❤❤❤

[@ELPCOTILLION-SD1970]

My 3 Favorites: I. Keith Emerson II. Rick Wakemam III. Richard Wright

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Great list! Emerson and Wakeman are often compared, but Wright’s subtlety was equally powerful. Appreciate your comment!

[@lucapolidori8817]

My same list, but tehre's nobody in the video who is not a maestro. Vangelis, Bardens, Minnear, Sinclair...

[@massimomarchesin8708]

Ma HUGH BANTON PATRICK MORAZ JOHN EVAN EDDIE JOBSON FRANCIS MONKMAN JOHN HAWKEN GARY BROOKER MATTEW FISHER RICK VAN DER LINDEN, DAVE STEWART,ALAN GOWEN, VINCENT CRANE, ROD ARGENT, BRIAN AUGER, DAVE GREENSLADE e poi anche quelli più sul versante Hard prog come JON LORD,KEN HENSLEY, DON AIREY e NON scordiamoci pure MIKE PINDER, JOHN STEWART WOLSTENHOLME detto WOOLY, DAVID SINCLAIR, PETER BARDENS, TIM HODGKINSON etc etc!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kristersandberg7971]

I like Rick van der Linden from Ekseption and Trace. His keybordplaying inTrace were absolutely brilliant!!

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Rick van der Linden was indeed a genius! His work in Trace showcased his incredible talent and creativity. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@robjo1958]

How about Ken Hensley of Uriah jeep also Jon lord and don airey. All great keyboard players. 👍🏻👍🏻🎹🎹

[@jwelsje]

I grew up, playing music from Uriah Heep and Deep Purple, so yes, they should be in.

[@robjo1958]

Forgot to add Rod Argent. 👍🏻

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Absolutely! Hensley, Lord, and Airey are all giants in their own right. Lord’s deep Hammond sound is unforgettable. Appreciate your input! 👍🏻🎹

[@jeanlucchapelon]

Mike Garson Don Airey Patrick Moraz Igor Khoroshev

[@robjo1958]

@@jeanlucchapelon yes. So many great players. In a different kind of music I would JMJ for his input to electronic music. You have to love them all. 🎹🎹🎹🎹

[@francoislagarigue1723]

Mark Kelly (Marillion)

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Mark Kelly is a fantastic choice! Thanks for the comment!

[@andrasczehlarik9180]

Hi. Some proposals PART TWO. Dave Stewart. Dave Greenslade, Graham Field /Rare Bird/ Rod Argent, Peter Jennings /Cressida/ Gary Brooker, Alan Clark /Beggars Opera/ Steve Miller/Delivery, Caravan/ Vincent Crane/ Atomic Rooster/ Tony Kaye /Yes. Badger/John Tout/ Renaissance/ John Evan /Jethro Tull/ Mike Pinder/Moody Blues. Have a nice day. Cheers.

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Hi! That's an amazing list of suggestions! Dave Stewart and Vincent Crane would bring such unique styles to part two. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@Trobtwillis]

Good list! 👍🏼🎹

[@andrasczehlarik9180]

@@Trobtwillis Thanks. Cheers.☮

[@johnanthonyp]

Rod Argent and John Tout are great shouts. 'A Trip To The Fair' by Renaissance allows Tout to show off his virtuosity. A wonderful, quite spooky track.

[@omiseraveleumgado2217]

Menção honrosa para Jurgen Fritz, Michael Cretu e Ralf Hutter

[@bastidface]

Emerson and Wakeman are definitely one and two, but my personal favorite will always be Banks. Also props to Richard Wright too just for having a great sound. The rest are great too.

[@maxo1124]

Eddie Jobson , Patrick Moraz

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Great picks! Eddie Jobson and Patrick Moraz brought a lot of sophistication to prog. Thanks for your comment!

[@AlmostEthical]

Eddie Jobson must be close to the best of them. Not only his work with UK but with Uncle Frank

[@JesusAlvarez-r1c]

Rick Wakeman lo mejor de lo mejor

[@billymazdin]

Rick Wakeman my number one but all of them are extremely talented.

[@marciopainhas5828]

John Lord... Unforgettable...

[@davidbonner-k9b]

Two great ones geddy lee and John Paul Jones 😮😊

[@pantagruelresurrected4900]

😂Geddy Lee?

[@davidbonner-k9b]

@pantagruelresurrected4900 yeah do you know who he plays with and what band he plays in.?😕

[@pantagruelresurrected4900]

@ if it’s the same Person we talk about it’s the bassplayer and singer of RUSH … isnt he?

[@davidbonner-k9b]

@pantagruelresurrected4900 yeah it is rush but they did come out in the prog rock era and if you have ever seen rush geddy lee not only played base guitar he did play keyboards with Rush.😕😊

[@pantagruelresurrected4900]

@ Love Rush - first Tour i‘ve Seen them in 1981… and the Last Tour i‘ve seen them on the Roll The Bones Tour with Primus - and yes: Geddy plays Keyboards, but more the basics compared with other Prog-Band Geniusses Nevertheless his other talents were truly outstanding❤️

[@runepedersenDK]

Tony Banks was a master composer too! This makes him my all time favorite! 1970’s Genesis was so emotional, creative and amazing. Today we have bands like Porcupine Tree to enjoy (and Steven’s solo work), but Tony is still my all time favorite.

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Tony Banks is truly unmatched for many, especially in Genesis’s classic era. Porcupine Tree and Steven Wilson keep that prog spirit alive. What’s your favorite ’70s Genesis album?

[@runepedersenDK]

@@BackingTrackCenter There so many beautiful ones to choose from. My number one, is not shared among so many prog fans - it's Nursery Cryme by Genesis - this one is just so emotional, compared to their (still very very good) later works. Seven Stones from this album, has an amazing odd emotional/melancholic beauty, with the most fantastic mellotron/guitar/drums final - almost driving me to tears. Trespass and Trick are 2&3, Lamb, Foxtrot and "In the Court..." by KC are next.

[@jeanpaultomolillo2821]

@@runepedersenDK , oui Tony très bon ainsi que le groupe, vu en live a Paris ainsi que Jon Lord et Deep Purple, c'est des souvenirs gravés pour toujours !!!!

[@ralphmilano1703]

i love them all plus many more!

[@daniminnesota8879]

My 3 are Wakeman, Emerson & Jon Lord.

[@pmoris4405]

Finnaly someone remembered Kerry Minnear! But still missing a top ten video including Hugh Banton.

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Kerry Minnear is a gem! And you’re right, Hugh Banton’s atmospheric organ sound with Van Der Graaf is iconic. Appreciate your suggestion!

[@tomtrana3449]

Very good choice!

[@Normann.Hillesheim]

Kerry Minnear is my favourite Keyboardist not only in "Prog" - much more tasteful than Emerson and Wakeman, in my eyes. He had studied classical composition, which you can hear in the choir and string quartet arrangements written by him for Gentle Giant songs.

[@dianewilson7415]

@@Normann.Hillesheim Another vote for Kerry Minnear, and I was glad to see him as the first keyboard player in this video. He had a degree in music from the Royal College of Music, and had a passion for renaissance and medieval music, as you can hear in so many GG songs. Minnear and Ray Shulman wrote most of Gentle Giant's music.

[@musicprofessor1]

Eddie Jobson -- one of the very best.

[@Galarad]

John Lord, Ken Hensley

[@waldemarpasiut7083]

You are right, but both of them are known from hard-rock bands.

[@F.O.H.]

Steve Walsh did some incredible organ work Also Kerry Livgren was very solid.

[@curmudgeonextraordinaire1884]

@@F.O.H. Kansas never gets the credit it deserves for being a progressive rock band. Most people only know them from Dust in the Wind and Carry on my Wayward Son. They were so much more.

[@cdlaino76]

No doubt about it not to mention that Walsh's vocals in the 70s were The Best of the Best ​@@curmudgeonextraordinaire1884

[@massimomarchesin8708]

Per quanto riguarda i KANSAS sono d' accordo grande band prog rock aor made in USA!!!!!!!! Steve Walsh e Kerry Livgren grandi tastieristi!!!!!!!!!!! Ma mi permetto anche di aggiungerci un altra band made in USA molto valida...gli STYX ed il suo straordinario tastierista DENNIS DE YOUNG.La band era piu AOR oriented che Progressive ma sicuramente i loro primi 5/6 albums sono Ok abbastanza orientati al progressive !!!!!!! Il loro periodo più PROG mi piace abbastanza!!!!!!!!!!

[@richardmitchell8213]

Kansas is so underrated in my opinion. The thing about Kansas was composing great songs. The guys you mentioned are great musicians, but Kansas has the best songs in my opinion. Their musical talent is without question some of the best progressive rock has ever seen. Listen to 2 for the Show and just let it sink in. It’s incredible how great they really were.

[@tschieding]

Glad you mentioned Mike Ratledge. Soft Machine doesn't get enough credit for advancing (and even originating) progressive rock. I saw them with Jimi Hendrix in 1968, and came away extremely impressed. Their first album is one of my favorites of all time.

[@BackingTrackCenter]

That’s an amazing story! Soft Machine really was ahead of its time, and Ratledge’s work was groundbreaking. Appreciate your comment!

[@peterzarrella3299]

Eddie Jobson - U.K. extraordinary keyboardist and violinist

[@Kouros-t6d]

Flavio Premoli from PFM Patrizio Fariselli from AREA Vittorio Nocenzi from BMS Jim Gilmour from SAGA David Paich and Steve Porcaro from TOTO Tom Scholz from BOSTON Ken Hensley from URIAH HEEP Adam Holzman from Steven Wilson's band Mark Kelly from MARILLION

[@SerafinRubato]

Tom Scholz no es guitarrista !??????

[@Kouros-t6d]

@@SerafinRubato guitarista teclista baterista bajista productor etc....

[@SerafinRubato]

@Kouros-t6d pues si , tambien es fotografo , pero su imagen , su fuerte , lo suyo y con lo que creó un sonido unico y glorioso es con la guitarra , yo lo veo como guitarrista , asi como a Steven Wilson , que tambien es polifacetico pero lo veo mas como director de orquesta ( de Rock , por supuesto) .

[@Kouros-t6d]

@@SerafinRubato Correcto comparar Tom Scholz a Sreven Wilson...bravo

[@davidarcus5131]

@@SerafinRubato Tom is also a keyboardist. Check out Foreplay-Long Time from Boston's first album.

[@franciscofernandez4159]

Kit Watkins from Happy the Man, the unknown one. For me, incredible!

[@altair7001]

Absolutely!

[@bert7867]

I'v no doubt at all. Tony Banks is my best keyboard player of all time. His work with Genesis is incredible. He also made some great solo albums.

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Totally agree. Banks is a genius! His compositions with Genesis shaped prog rock, and his solo efforts show his versatility. Appreciate the comment!

[@pantagruelresurrected4900]

Sadly, he has destroyed his own status, and most of his solo works show none of his former outstanding talent

[@FrankyLecostaud]

👍👍👍

[@gatofuji7410]

I would say he is a great composer, one of very best keyboard composers of prog rock. His technique is not as high, though, specially comparing with most of those mentioned - which probably gives us more kudos for his compositions... So, in short, he was better at composing than playing (not to say that he wasn't / isn't a good keyboard player)

[@pantagruelresurrected4900]

@@bert7867 wich of his solo works you like most?

[@MarkArnold-b5o]

John Evans Jethro Tull

[@brucebrown73]

Brian Augers was amazing keyboardist.

[@torunit4620]

I'm glad you included Peter Bardens. Camel never gets enough mentions.

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Camel is an amazing band and we mention them here whenever we can. Thanks for commenting!

[@andrzejkloczkowski1071]

Edgar Froese - Tangerine Dream

[@HippieDavid61]

Good choices, If more should have Hugh Banton-Van der graaf generator, Vincent Crane, Ken Hensley, Mark Stein-V Fudge, Doug Ingle-I Butterfly

[@davidgranger6617]

Eddie Jobson, U.K., Curved Air, Jethro Tull, Roxy Music, Frank Zappa, etc.

[@Fabio-pd6fo]

Rick van der Linden (Ekseption, Trace)

[@tomtrana3449]

Dave Greenslade (Colosseum and Greenslade) Hugh Banton (Van der Graaf Generator) J. Peter Robinson (Quatermass and Brand X)

[@flaviucalin]

Another good one. Thanks.

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for your support! 🤗

[@hybridgarden]

Thank you for including Ratledge, he’s one of the greats for sure. An underrated legend

[@redsed1565]

Elton john😊

[@TonyBailey-xf5tn]

Hugh Banton should be in here. He was playing bass pedals at the same time and the ain't many who can do that. Plus, everything he played was brilliant.

[@mikehutton3937]

+1 to that. He should be in part 1. Plus he was also building his own keyboards. The stuff he played would have stumped most people on the list.

[@PhilistineTheArtLuvr]

Jean Michel Jarre!

[@richardtorres3299]

Eddie Jobson!

[@robertsolonche5667]

Good list. Glad to see Sinclair and Bardens

[@lylesmith9547]

Emerson , Wakeman and then everyone else in my book

[@Luteplay]

Patrick Moraz - the most virtuoso and technically gifted in the history of rock !!!

[@rigobertomunoz8053]

Rick Wakeman is the best. 2 Vangelis, 3 Keith Emerson. 3 Richard Wright, 4 Tony Banks, 5 Jon Lord, Patrick Moraz, Thys Van Leer, Klaus Schulze,.....

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Rick Wakeman is truly a keyboard giant, and his technique is undeniable. Cool to see Vangelis and Emerson at the top of your list too.

[@vinsgraphics]

Nice to see Vangelis get some love. (It’s Van-GAL-is, btw). His soundtracks are outstanding, none better than “Blade Runner.” Most of his work was improvised on the spot while watching clips of the movie he was working on. He wasn’t a fan of the limelight, didn’t care for the music industry, with reason: his 1970 album “L'Apocalypse des animaux” (for the film of the same name) was blocked from release for over two years because a music executive didn’t like one track on it (“Création du monde”).

[@Beauford-eo9rw]

VAN-GEL-IS

[@vinsgraphics]

@ In some musical pieces and interviews, he refers to himself with a hard G, not J.

[@marconey4872]

Vittorio Nocenzi (Banco) Flavio Premoli (PFM) Antonio Pagliuca (Le Orme) Edgar Froese Tangerine Dream) Kristian Schultze (Passport) etc.

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Perfect! Some of them will be in part 2 of this list. Thanks!

[@carlosmartinez324]

Los favoritos, de mi adolecencia, son Rick wakeman, Patric Moraz, keith Emerson y Jhon Lord.

[@DimTod-ps2wi]

Jon Lord The Greatest!

[@Taronlusin]

John Loard, Rick van der Linden (Ekseption) Alan Park Beggar's Opera

[@Casiopeo-c8x]

Dios santo , la primera vez en 47 años que oigo TECLADISTA !

[@Moreno-v8l]

Kerry Livgren

[@mikefrank6319]

Manfred Mann and Don Airey are two masterful and melodic players that never seem to get mentioned.Check out Earth Band's incredible work form the seventies. Check out Don Airey's work with Deep Purple since the passing of Jon Lord. Purple's 2024 record is a thing of absolute mastery. After literally a thousand plays, Earth Bands LP's are still on my turntable every week.

[@TorchMagick]

Jim Gilmour from Saga!🎸🖖✈️😀

[@maratisaev8694]

Jerry Lee Lewis Jon Lord. Deep Purple/Solo Vincent Crane (Atomic Rooster) Dave Greenslade Jordan Ruddes. Dream Theater Manfred Mann. MMEB John Purdell. Phil Lanzon Ken Hensley David Rosenthal Don Airey

[@fenderstratocastertelecast8479]

Geoff Downes

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Great mention! Geoff Downes, with his work in Yes and Asia, has definitely made a big impact on prog rock. Thanks for commenting!

[@fenderstratocastertelecast8479]

@BackingTrackCenter an in addition as a producer of GTR ephonimous album, with Steve Howe and Steve Hackett. Chris Squire told to Steve Howe: "you should listen the BUGGLES, they have some proggy vibe". The rest Is history.

[@Юрий-ц5р6ы]

Эмерсон, Уэйкман в этой категории должны быть первыми. Как в роке Лорд непревзойденный первый. Не мало классных музыкантов клавишников. Но эти первые, великие.

[@colchiccoduvapassa]

Very Happy you include Minnear and David Sinclair in this list. For part two I suggest Dave Stewart (the one of egg and hatfield and the North), Rod Argent and Dorothea Raukes.

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Great suggestions! Dave Stewart, Rod Argent, and Dorothea Raukes all brought something special to the progressive scene. They could definitely be in Part 2. Thanks for sharing!

[@heimomoilanen9654]

My 2nd favourite Dave Greenslade of Colosseum and Greenslade and 3rd Ken Hensley of Uriah Heep

[@lobodomarbr]

Don't forget Rick Van Der Linden (Trace, Ekseption) and Jon Lord!

[@burraldo]

All of those guys are amazing, though my favourite are Tony Banks and Thijs Van Leer! ❤❤❤

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Great choices! Tony Banks and Thijs Van Leer are both legends in their own right, each bringing a unique style to prog. Can't go wrong with those two. Thanks for commenting!

[@Newworld12660]

Emerson the great!😅

[@larryh8072]

Mike Quatro was apparently and influencer for Rick Wakeman so I understand. Highly under rated and rarely mentioned.

[@chizmo7]

I was shocked that Kerry was first on your list. Bravo.

[@Abominog6]

Clive Nolan (Pendragon), Ken Hensley (Uriah Heep)

[@redsed1565]

Kevin Moore and Eddie Van Halen😊

[@BackingTrackCenter]

👍

[@TimJackson-eq6iy]

Thanks for having a rounded list with European players. It is a pity it was only 10, as there are so many great musicians you could have included.

[@BackingTrackCenter]

I'm glad you liked it. This list will continue, if you have any suggestions they would be very welcome. Thanks for commenting!

[@daviddansereau1793]

Great keyboard player and what talent Victor Borge

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Although Victor Borge was not in the prog scene, he is undoubtedly very talented and funny.😂 Thanks for bringing him to light!🤩🎹

[@eternalcolonel]

It's Emerson and then everyone else for #2. and below. Stagecraft aside, he could outplay the field before he formed ELP. Yes, he was that good...

[@BackingTrackCenter]

I totally agree! Emerson was a keyboard monster, way ahead of his time. Hard to compete with what he brought to prog. Thanks for the comment!

[@ericporter1255]

Kerry Livgren and Steve Walsh from Kansas

[@donovanemery597]

Mark Kelly of Marillion. Played on debut album in 1983, and every album released since.

[@amletourso7376]

Epilk

[@yvanbesak]

Bonjour, do you have a vidéo with Francis Décamps of ANGE ?

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Bonjour ! Pas encore, mais c'est une excellente idée. Francis Décamps est un maître des claviers. Peut-être qu'il apparaîtra dans une prochaine vidéo ! Merci pour la suggestion.

[@troypullen7469]

Tom Scholz - Boston

[@luisrivas9034]

Tom Scholz is much better known as a guitarist than a keyboardist.

[@luisrivas9034]

Tom Scholz is much better known as a guitarist than a keyboardist.

[@petemininni5671]

Jordan Rudess & Neil Morse

[@miguel--rush]

Gracias.. excelente trabajo. Hay mas músicos…! Para una saga…?

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Muchas gracias, me alegro que te haya gustado. Tendremos algunas secuelas, tenemos muchos otros grandes músicos para agregar a esta lista. Si tiene sugerencias, estaremos agradecidos de recibirlas.

[@gesfogo]

Imperdonable que no lo nombres al Maestro Jon Lord!! El mumero 1

[@BackingTrackCenter]

¡Cierto! Jon Lord merece estar en cualquier lista de los mejores tecladistas. ¡Gracias por tu comentario!

[@Dave_B33]

Mark Kelly from Marillion should probably be somewhere in the top-10. Extremely talented, has a great sound, and his compositions are exactly what the given song needs without being over-the-top. He is probably my favorite along with Tony Banks, though I love me some Wakeman and Emerson too.

[@BackingTrackCenter]

That’s quite an impressive list of names! Hugh Banton, Vittorio Nocenzi, and others you mentioned are definitely worthy. We'll definitely consider them for a Part 2. Thanks for the detailed suggestions!

[@legionlibertyofrussia]

Great video! More prog for Prog God

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Thank you! Prog God deserves all the prog we can get! 🎹🤩

[@MikeFisher-123]

Part 2 of this must surely have Ray Manzarek, Rod Argent, and of course Jon Lord; all very much pioneers of the use of keyboards in rock music in the 60's.

[@Geira55]

1. Jordan Rudes 2. Keith Emerson 3. Rick Wakeman

[@cirillser]

Eddie Jobson?

[@BackingTrackCenter]

Great suggestion for future lists. Thanks!

[@mr.tibs1334]

Mike Pinder The Moodys 💙

[@Snarkapotamus]

Joe Vanelli

[@marwin1313-zm1hl]

Ray Manzarek - The Doors

[@arielalonso7409]

Wakeman, the best. No doubt.

[@leandroscheid3043]

Wakeman and Emerson, The virtuose best level

[@Laurobf]

Forgot: Jurgen Fritz (Triumvirat), Eddie Jobson (UK) and Patrick Moraz (Refugee), John Beck!!!!

[@michaelbeerbados3291]

kEITH EMERSON-RICK WAKEMAN-JON LORD.... all you need

[@Hairmetallurgist]

Kerry Livgren, Steve Walsh, Kevin Moore, Ryo Okumoto

[@KevinReesGuitar]

For me it's Robert John Godfrey; so overlooked generally, but an amazing musician.

[@alaino4185]

Rick Wakeman #1

[@eliorodriguez387]

Todos los teclista son fabulosos.