Recent content by pinball1970

Paul is already losing it after ten seconds. I love this.

Rick Wakeman (2) said that the solo from this by Rod Argent (9) is his favourite organ solo.

A few beauties from my work colleague Katie Oldham, I know this is the same view over and over but when the sky keeps presenting itself like this, it is too hard to resist! Blackstone edge, Littleborough looking towards Hollingworth lake

Dave it's just one paper but embryology research has been going on for a while. You asked a technical question...

One for you @DaveC426913 zebra fish too @BillTre https://www.nature.com/articles/s41567-025-03122-1

Thijs Van Leer from Focus, everyone knows this intro. The chords are beautiful on their own. Van Leer wrote this one.

Should come with warning that one, put my head phones to check it was the right track and then had to listen all the way through. In my office, Air pianoing, a bit of head banging and chair wobbling.

Perhaps give this guy a mention, Elvis' pianist. Floyd Cramer 1961

There were a lot of good players around in the late 60s, this is from 1969. Deep Purple were still searching for an identity here, probably because they were not happy with the singing. The Organ kicks in at 3.33 (you avoid the singing that way) you can hear Bach, blues and that John Lord...

Thijs Van Leer should be on the list, from Focus.

Very honoured and humbled. Thanks for voting for me.

So it is, one just has to scroll down a bit, then a bit more.

Gosh this thread has moved on a bit! I do not think anyone has mentioned Drake yet? Worth a citation, on the chance of life being else where, the topic of the thread ;) @PeroK post # 5 worth a watch.

The Life science guys never fail to amaze me with their breath of knowledge. I joined the site for physics though and site could not be stronger in this area. Mentors and regulars, thank you.