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2003-01-03 by bob.snyder

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2003-01-03 by bob.snyder
Did anyone catch David Bowie playing the stylophone on network TV (CBS morning show) a couple of days ago? Made my morning. Bob S.
2003-01-04 by Nic Lewis
At 20:04 02/01/03 -0800, bob.snyder wrote: >Did anyone catch David Bowie playing the stylophone on network TV (CBS >morning show) a couple of days ago? Made my morning. > >Bob S. This has reminded me of an appearance by Wakeman on a (comedy) quiz show on British TV - he was provided with about 10 or 12 stylophones on stands in an arc around him (a la his grandiose stage set up) and asked to perform. This also made my day. I think the show was about innovations (mainly from the 60s and 70s) that have passed into kitsch classics or have been entirely forgotten - maybe someone on the list remembers the show and can elucidate?
2003-01-04 by Aidan Clark
From: Nic LewisTo: mellotronistsSent: Saturday, January 04, 2003 1:20 PMSubject: Re: [Mellotronists] BowieAt 20:04 02/01/03 -0800, bob.snyder wrote:
>Did anyone catch David Bowie playing the stylophone on network TV (CBS
>morning show) a couple of days ago? Made my morning.
>
>Bob S.
This has reminded me of an appearance by Wakeman on a (comedy) quiz show
on British TV - he was provided with about 10 or 12 stylophones on stands
in an arc
around him (a la his grandiose stage set up) and asked to perform.
This also made my day.
I think the show was about innovations (mainly from the 60s and 70s) that have
passed into kitsch classics or have been entirely forgotten - maybe someone on
the list remembers the show and can elucidate?
2003-01-05 by Pomeroy Ranch
Vance....actually used one once.....a stylophone, that is
Aidan Clark wrote:
I remember the RW performance.� Wasn't it on a quiz show called Bygones?� Mint and boxed old Stylophones are supposedly still available from the manufacturers' website.� AC��---- Original Message -----From: Nic LewisTo: mellotronistsSent: Saturday, January 04, 2003 1:20 PMSubject: Re: [Mellotronists] Bowie�At 20:04 02/01/03 -0800, bob.snyder wrote:
>Did anyone catch David Bowie playing the stylophone on network TV (CBS
>morning show) a couple of days ago? Made my morning.
>
>Bob S.This has reminded me of an appearance by Wakeman on a (comedy) quiz show
on British TV - he was provided with about 10 or 12 stylophones on stands
in an arc
around him (a la his grandiose stage set up) and asked to perform.This also made my day.
I think the show was about innovations (mainly from the 60s and 70s) that have
passed into kitsch classics or have been entirely forgotten - maybe someone on
the list remembers the show and can elucidate?
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2003-01-05 by Mattias Olsson
----- Original Message -----From: Pomeroy RanchSent: Sunday, January 05, 2003 1:01 AMSubject: Re: [Mellotronists] BowieWhat is this? A stylophone renaissance?? I just saw Jamie Oliver - on his cooking show here in the US - playing with his old band, Scarlet Division....and the keyboardist did a little stylophone lead in there......whew! I little garlic and olive oil and we could have a synth salad....Vance....actually used one once.....a stylophone, that is
Aidan Clark wrote:
I remember the RW performance. Wasn't it on a quiz show called Bygones? Mint and boxed old Stylophones are supposedly still available from the manufacturers' website. AC ---- Original Message -----From: Nic LewisTo: mellotronistsSent: Saturday, January 04, 2003 1:20 PMSubject: Re: [Mellotronists] BowieAt 20:04 02/01/03 -0800, bob.snyder wrote:
>Did anyone catch David Bowie playing the stylophone on network TV (CBS
>morning show) a couple of days ago? Made my morning.
>
>Bob S.This has reminded me of an appearance by Wakeman on a (comedy) quiz show
on British TV - he was provided with about 10 or 12 stylophones on stands
in an arc
around him (a la his grandiose stage set up) and asked to perform.This also made my day.
I think the show was about innovations (mainly from the 60s and 70s) that have
passed into kitsch classics or have been entirely forgotten - maybe someone on
the list remembers the show and can elucidate?
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2003-01-05 by MSB
http://www.reelsounds.com/styloflash.html Regards, MSB
2003-01-06 by NormLeete@aol.com
Stylophones are great....No matter how much stuff you put on a track the Stylophone always finds it´s way to the forefront
2003-01-06 by Nic Lewis
At 17:05 06/01/03 -0500, NormLeete@... wrote: >In a message dated 05/01/03 00:13:59 GMT Standard Time, >mattias.olsson5@... writes: > > >>Stylophones are great....No matter how much stuff you put on a track the >>Stylophone always finds it´s way to the forefront > > >... and if you sample one into a Fairlight you get 'the Hammond from Hell'... Possibly more for UK consumption, would that be a 'Hammond House of Horror Story'? Best Regards, Nic Birotron #009 still awaiting rebuild :-(
2003-01-07 by Mattias Olsson
----- Original Message -----From: NormLeete@...Sent: Monday, January 06, 2003 11:05 PMSubject: Re: [Mellotronists] BowieIn a message dated 05/01/03 00:13:59 GMT Standard Time, mattias.olsson5@... writes:
Stylophones are great....No matter how much stuff you put on a track the Stylophone always finds it´s way to the forefront
... and if you sample one into a Fairlight you get 'the Hammond from Hell'...
Norm
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