Jim Gilmour (Saga) - Explains Korg Keyboards

[@sierramusiccentral4218]

Fascinating video, thanks so much for it! Love Saga and love Billingford Bluffer too :) Triton Studio released in 2002, which dates this video after that at some point I suppose!

[@Billingford2nd]

Yes should be Marathon Tour 2003.

[@Jsouvannakasy]

Jim really rocks he is one of rock n roll dude

[@PhilAndersonOutside]

This guy is awesome, but I really miss the PPG / Moog sound.

[@pedrosura]

Ditto. The moogs made the Saga sound. I don't know why they don't know that. Nowadays, it is so easy to bring that sound to a live setting. They are tied to Korg and, I am sorry, it's just not the same thing. And Moog created their sound.

[@themacstack]

Loved seeing Humble Stance but wish we would have gotten just a snippet of Don't Be Late

[@TheGaboChannel81]

i love the korg karma i just love the deep analog dound

[@stargate1555]

The Mellotron M4000D is far superior. The Mellotron voices are second to none.

[@MrCamelneck]

I rather have their old gear--the 3 Memorymoogs, 2 Minimoogs, 2 Polymoogs, Multimoog, Micromoog, etc. than all of this Korg shit.

[@Haroldesp]

WHERE ARE THE MOOGS?

[@gwensciora8516]

:)

[@bjornhelge97]

I think he got to much keyboards...

[@knarfreinuof5147]

You never have too much keyboards, unless its all newer similar digital stuff all from the same company, wich is sadly the case here