Electric piano
An electric piano (e-piano) is an electric musical instrument of the 1960s or 1970s, which was built to replace a (heavy) piano on stage.
Compare: Digital piano
- Examples:
- Fender Rhodes (Mark I, Mark II, Mark III)
- Hohner Cembalet, Clavinet, Pianet, Electra Piano
- Wurlitzer Electric Piano 200A
- Popular Songs with electric pianos:
- Fender Rhodes:
- Herbie Hancock: "Chameleon"
- Billy Joel: "Just The Way You Are"
- Stevie Wonder: "You Are the Sunshine Of My Life"
- Hohner Clavinet:
- Commodores: "Machine Gun", "Young Girls Are My Weakness"
- Foreigner: "Urgent"
- Stevie Wonder: "Superstition"
- Hohner Electra Piano:
- Led Zeppelin: "Stairway To Heaven", "Down By the Seaside", "No Quarter"
- Hohner Pianet (N):
- Beatles: "The Night Before", "You Like Me Too Much", "I am the Walrus"
- The Guess Who: "These Eyes"
- Herman's Hermits: "I'm Into Something Good"
- Led Zeppelin: "Misty Mountain Hop"
- Queen: "You are my best friend" (or Wurlitzer EP-200 ?)
- The Zombies: "She's Not There"
- Wurlitzer Electric Piano 200 A
- Supertramp: "Bloody Well Right", "Dreamer", "Breakfast In America", "The Logical Song", "Goodbye Stranger"
- Steely Dan: "Do It Again", "Dirty Work", "Your Gold Teeth", "Everyone's Gone To The Movies", "Jack of Speed", "Two Against Nature", "Slang of Ages"
- Little Feat: "Fat Man in the Bathtub (live)", "Day or Night", "One Love Stand", "Mercernary Terrotory", "Hoy Hoy"
- Ray Charles: "What'd I Say
