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It's even better than the electric/album version. I would have loved an entire (or near-entire) album of Christine playing those songs on electric piano to the accompaniment of an acoustic guitar.
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Yes, the electric piano just by itself even without vocals is so soothing and romantic. It reminds me of something that would be playing in a posh romantic restaurant somewhere in Europe or NYC.
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I get what you're saying.
I love the electric piano part as a part, too. It is so interesting rhythmically and harmonically. As a discreet part of the song, it's a satisfying piece of music. |
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Her keyboard work is unique. Period, point blank!
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To quote Lindsey.... Christine plays behind the beat. He and her blend musically. Love the bridge on Straight Back with them playing off each other.
I love Christine so much. If they had a meet and greet with her, I would empty my bank account to meet her. |
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Nice, very nice. Better than the original.
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