Jay Graydon's Sound That Defined An Era (Al Jarreau, Dionne Warwick, David Foster)

Jay Graydon discusses when he and David Foster discovered the legendary Electric Piano that defined an era of recorded music.
Play The Famous "E" Electric Piano, developed by Jay, George Mamalakis & Greg Schlaepfer: www.orangetree....
Demos played by Stefan Olofsson
www.jaygraydon....
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[@keyboardtek]

The VST Rhodes is the best sample I have ever player. Thanks to Jay for doing that project!

[@esther-sb9dp]

To see this guy play my favorite lines of Jarreau record is life. ❤ The best ever in music, you dear Jay. Thank u for exist

[@beneunson]

Thanks for watching!

[@LivingAt1132]

I am SUCH A HUGE FAN of this story !!!

[@beneunson]

Thanks for watching!

[@matusalemjose6658]

Tanto ele como David Foster fizeram uma parceria maravilhosa compondo algumas canções que jamais esquecerei e ficará guardada em minha mente até enquanto eu viver obrigado por você existir grande gênio Jay graydon que deus te dê vida longa grande mestre

[@andreasjonsson5823]

Amazing stuff. Always great to hear from Jay

[@aTouchoClass]

Man’s a fucking legend. And yet so humble. 😚

[@beneunson]

Jay is brilliant!

[@jujjeelf309]

Thè way JG played in LA during the 70s in LA set an insurmountable standard. His work on "Blue Desert" by Marc Jordan is one of the best I have ever heard.

[@beneunson]

Absolutely!!

[@GuitarGangsta]

wow, what an amazing account of the "ghost in the machine". Really cool it was memorialized digitally. Wonder when it will be done with those expensive dumble amps - especially the ones stevie ray used on his first two albums !

[@deadredeyes]

Great story about the E!

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