MATRIXSYNTH: SAILOR: 'All I Need is a Girl' - Mystery Keytar


Wednesday, December 02, 2009

SAILOR: 'All I Need is a Girl' - Mystery Keytar

Embedding is unfortunately disabled on this one, so click here to watch. Anyone know more about that keytar? Looks like a custom job.

via swissdoc: "found this nice big and heavy keytar while watching a German TV show from the past "Musikladen - TV Discotheque International", that show was aired for a longer time, that section is taken from 1978. Found the clip allready on youtube. It is actually Sailor with 'All I need is a girl'"



Posted by matrix at 12/02/2009 06:29:00 PM
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4 comments:

  1. Unknown12/2/09, 7:34 PM

    univox portable electric piano?

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  2. Unknown12/2/09, 7:35 PM

    http://cgi.ebay.com/1973-Billy-Preston-photo-Univox-electric-piano-ad_W0QQitemZ180397857839QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item2a008cdc2f

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  3. matrix12/2/09, 7:43 PM

    The shape is off unless it's a custom job of it.

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  4. Anonymous12/3/09, 7:49 AM

    In the start of the video you can see that there are not knobs or anything else on the piano. Also there is a kind of real guitar neck mounted at the right. I assume it is a mockup for TV shows only (the show was a playback show of course)

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