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The Missing Piece review from Keyboard Magazine (view source)
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(New page: Contemporary Keyboard, January 1978 (Submitted by Steve Lottich) It seems that with The Missing Piece, progressive-rock multi-keyboardist Kerry Minnear and his friends are look...) |
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interest in the subtle structural complexities of 4/4 is now evident. Also | interest in the subtle structural complexities of 4/4 is now evident. Also | ||
as always, [[Minnear]] is positively stingy when it comes to doling out leads. | as always, [[Minnear]] is positively stingy when it comes to doling out leads. | ||
There's some unaccompanied organ on the fadeout of "[[As Old | There's some unaccompanied organ on the fadeout of "[[As Old As You're Young]]," | ||
but even that is riff rather than solo. He invariably finds the right notes | but even that is riff rather than solo. He invariably finds the right notes | ||
for the texture, though, which is no small accomplishment. Not, perhaps, | for the texture, though, which is no small accomplishment. Not, perhaps, | ||