Rick Wakeman

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  • classic rock
  • rock
  • progressive
Richard Christopher Wakeman (born 18 May 1949 in Perivale, London) is an English keyboard player best known as the keyboardist for progressive rock group Yes. Originally a classically trained pianist, he was a pioneer in the use of electronic keyboards and in the use of a rock band in combination with orchestra and choir. He purchased his first electronic keyboard, a Minimoog, from the actor Jack Wild. Wakeman was able to buy it for half the regular selling price because Wild thought it did not work as it only played one note at a time.[1] He hosts a regular radio show on Planet Rock.

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    Dark

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    David and Goliath

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    Dawn and Dusk

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    Dawn of Time

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    Defender of the Faith

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    Delta Lady

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    Devil's Creek Breakdown

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    Devotion

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    Dewy Morn

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    Distant Thoughts

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    Do You Believe in Fairies?

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    Do You Believe in Faries?\n

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    Doin' It

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    Don't Fly Away

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    Don't Kill the Whale

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    Don't Touch the Merchandise

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    Dream On

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    Drifting Patterns

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    Ducks and Drakes

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    Dusk

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    Dying Embers

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    Dylic

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    Early Warning

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    Eastern Shadows

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    Eleanor Rigby

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    Elegy: Written in a Country Churchyard

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    Eleonor Rigby

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    Elgin Mansions

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    Elizabethan Rock

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    Elizabethan Rock / Make Me a Woman


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