Gay Pop Keyboardists
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Gay Pop Keyboardists
I didn't post the whole AfterElton.com article but I did find this section interesting :
Gay Pop Keyboardists
by Robert Urban, October 26, 2005
Tracing their distinguished pop lineage all the way back to Liberace, and with the likes of such gay musical giants as Elton John and Freddy Mercury mixed in to their pianistic heritage, today’s gay indie pop scene offers a veritable rainbow within a rainbow of queer keyboard talent. The sheer variety of today’s successful queer keyboard celebrities is staggering, with virtually every conceivable style of music, as well as every conceivable style of sexual orientation, represented.
Well-known queer keyboard talents range from Christopher Sean Lowe of the poppy Pet Shop Boys to Broadway/cabaret enthusiast Michael Feinstein to transgendered classical maestro Wendy Carlos.
In this article, AfterElton.com profiles some popular queer indie musical artists who are also accomplished keyboardists.
Gay Pop Keyboardists
by Robert Urban, October 26, 2005
Tracing their distinguished pop lineage all the way back to Liberace, and with the likes of such gay musical giants as Elton John and Freddy Mercury mixed in to their pianistic heritage, today’s gay indie pop scene offers a veritable rainbow within a rainbow of queer keyboard talent. The sheer variety of today’s successful queer keyboard celebrities is staggering, with virtually every conceivable style of music, as well as every conceivable style of sexual orientation, represented.
Well-known queer keyboard talents range from Christopher Sean Lowe of the poppy Pet Shop Boys to Broadway/cabaret enthusiast Michael Feinstein to transgendered classical maestro Wendy Carlos.
In this article, AfterElton.com profiles some popular queer indie musical artists who are also accomplished keyboardists.
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I agree, that's what I also thought while reading that article.kennym wrote:Absolutely. Those that poke their nose in these area's are scum in my opinion.StevePSB wrote:A bit cheeky of them to include Chris so blatantly seeing as he's never brought his private life and sexual preferences into the public domain.
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