New Musical Express, January 14, 1984: Difference between revisions
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<center><h3> Jungle bungle </h3></center> | <center><h3> Jungle bungle </h3></center> | ||
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<center> Roy Carr </center> | <center> Roy Carr </center> | ||
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'''Steve Nieve '''<br> | |||
Keyboard Jungle | |||
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Between the wars, one of Hollywood's favourite failsafe heart-tuggers concerned the aspiring clean-cut composer who, when not agonising over his "tenement symphony," willingly supported 17 younger brothers and sisters by pounding hot rhythms on a saloon piano by night and working on the docks by day. He never seemed to get tired, angry or dirty! | Between the wars, one of Hollywood's favourite failsafe heart-tuggers concerned the aspiring clean-cut composer who, when not agonising over his "tenement symphony," willingly supported 17 younger brothers and sisters by pounding hot rhythms on a saloon piano by night and working on the docks by day. He never seemed to get tired, angry or dirty! | ||
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The attraction of this Attraction's neo-classical solo debut seems to be for those young students who aspire to side one of Jarrett's ''Koln Concert'' whilst still failing to master "Kitten On The Keys." | The attraction of this Attraction's neo-classical solo debut seems to be for those young students who aspire to side one of Jarrett's ''Koln Concert'' whilst still failing to master "Kitten On The Keys." | ||
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'''New Musical Express, January 14, 1984 | '''New Musical Express, January 14, 1984 | ||
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[[Roy Carr]] reviews [[Steve Nieve]]'s ''Keyboard Jungle''. | [[Roy Carr]] reviews [[Steve Nieve]]'s ''[[Keyboard Jungle]]''. | ||
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