Eddie Jobson Plays Keyboards 

so proud that he is from my hometown of billingham.

Dont forget Tony Banks

Don't forget Rod Argent !!

Yes indeed I totally agree ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Jon Lord s quite up there. don't underestimate his contributions to the hard rock piano keyboard virtuoso 70s era.

I agree, but it was called ZINC.

​@@AlexandersLostTombThat was the name of the backing band.

saw him play with frank zappa

Maybe Keith and Rick....

The others were no less great...I think Danger Money is better than the First U.K and I saw that group (with Bruford) at a free concert, here in philly, when they first came to the U.S....Bozzio is a better drummer than Bill...I love them both, but, ya gotta give the nod to the dimension Bozzio added to U.K...

@@godbluffvdgg I saw both tours too, the original line up was far superior, everyone knows that. Bozzio is better than Bruford?, ha ha ha!, Danny Carey and Neal Peart both cite Bruford as as a major inspiration and influence. Peart invited Bruford to play on his 1994 album, "Burning for Buddy A Tribute to the Music of Buddy Rich", not Bozzio, then there's Bruford's enormous body of pioneering and innovative work that doesn't include playing in Missing Persons. My god where do you kunts come from?.

@@Chuckles.. I've had this same argument with fellow prog heads... Are you a drummer? I'm going to say no. Well, I'm a trained drummer for 45 plus years, what I forgot about drumming; you'll never know... I love Bruford and he's very important to me, and influenced much of my playing and made me a better " in the pocket" player as well as developing Off Beat tempos...But... Technically; Bozzio is a better drummer... I of course love Bill's work with Yes and Crimso more than Bozzio's work with Zappa and Missing persons but; Call a spade a spade. And I'm from Philly, thanks for asking!

Underrated? By who?

Like most musicians... and prog never really made money. yes and Genesis crossed over with bad (good for a pop band) pop songs.

& Vangelis, Chic Corea, Ian Hammer , George Duke, Ion Lord, Isao Tomyta, and....🎼🎹

and the rest of your unfinished sentence should be: "but Jobson is the only real deep, deep musician/composer of the two" (?) Yes. I agree.

@@artrock5741 absolutely agree

@@artrock5741 Yeah! Can't stand Rudess' playing -- all technicality but lifeless -- but Jobson's sensitivity, even in the midst of all the keyboard-wizardry, is unparalleled.

@@chaosme1sterI feel you’re correct with that…

"Songs from the wood" - Jethro Tull

absolutely!! Eddie has the power and creativity like Keith - I was at the NAMM show years ago and heard that sound of UK - there was Eddie demoing a keyboard - ( there is a youtube vid ) awesome musician! went to Mortons that night for dinner and he was sitting next to us

I like Eddie's playing better than Keith.

@ I agree

Agreed.

I think it's the 'Reunion' video

Alaska pretty sure is the song

Playing Karn Evil 9 with bass player and drummer at a high school talent show.

I'm 18 and I'm watching this instead of being one of the best musician of my generation