Monday, 9 February 2015

RIck Wakeman appearing at the Lighthouse in Poole

RIck Wakeman appearing at the Lighthouse in PooleA Fellow of the Royal College of Music, Professor of the London College of Music, former YES keyboard player, Watchdog presenter and renowned Grumpy Old Man . . . Rick Wakeman has led a rich and varied life!
Now, in his one-man show, which comes to Lighthouse, Poole, next Friday, he recounts hilarious and unlikely anecdotes from a career that has included musical collaborations with David Bowie, Cat Stevens and Elton John, as well as worldwide tours with YES and his own band The English Rock Ensemble, punctuated by displays of dazzling virtuosity on the piano.
Classically trained pianist Rick was a much-sought-after session musician in the late 60s and early 70s when he played on more than 2,000 records by a wide variety of artists which included such diverse talents as Cilla Black, John Williams, Marc Bolan and Black Sabbath.

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