=-> Quoting Bill Harris to Martin Ridgley Re: Yes/Patrick Moraz <-=
 LM> _Coexistence_, which he plays on (with Syrinx)....
 BH> THat's good album. Lots of Pipes of Pan type stuff. very melodic.
 
   Sounds good.  I'm going to keep my eyes open for a copy.  
 MR>   6) Refugee - (1974)
 MR>   7) Music for Piano and Drums - (1983 - Moraz/Bruford),
 MR>   8) Timecode - (1984)
 MR>   9) Flags   -  (1985 - Moraz/Bruford)
 MR>  10) Human Interface - (1987)
 BH> Now Refugee is killer, even if the vocals suck.
   Yes, it is!  ....and YES, they do!  
 BH> The Grand Canyon Suite is one of my favorite Moraz peices.
   One of mine, too.  Some of his solo stuff is also great, though.
 BH> The two Bruford things are also terrific.
   Yeah, as a rule I tend to prefer Moraz's acoustic piano work to his
 solo synth adventures.  But in a band context such as Refugee, Yes, 
 and even the Moody Blues, he's marvellous colourist with electronic
 keyboards!
    Cheers,
             Martin
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