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KEITH EMERSON: If Wendy Carlos brought the synthesizer into the general mainstream, Keith hurled it across the world with the first Emerson, Lake & Palmer album in 1970. His synth work, and specifically the improvised Moog solo on the hit “Lucky Man,” was a trumpet blast announcing the coming of the modern synthesizer age. His massive Moog modular gave a face to the sound machine and inspired thousands of keyboardists to say, “I want to do that!”
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