Wurlitzer Electric piano (model not stated)

Records it appears on · 9

• Rehab

  Amy Winehouse · Back to Black, 2006

  • Wurlitzer · InstrumentReportedKeyboard part on its own track, panned hard left in the mix
• So in to You

  Atlanta Rhythm Section · A Rock and Roll Alternative, 1977

  • Electric Wurlitzer piano · InstrumentVerifiedPlayed in the control room during tracking and kept through to the end of the song, as the signature part.
• Burnin'

  Bob Marley & The Wailers · Album, 1973

  • Keyboard overdub · InstrumentReportedBrown recalls that Rabbit overdubbed an electric piano or Wurlitzer part on this song, and is not sure which of the two it was.
• Discovery

  Daft Punk · Album, 2001

  • Keyboards · InstrumentVerifiedThe original Wurlitzer electric piano associated with Supertramp, played on the bridge of Digital Love for a Supertramp feel instead of sampling the band.
• You're No Good

  Linda Ronstadt · Heart Like a Wheel, 1974

  • Wurlitzer electric piano · InstrumentReportedElectric piano played by Gold in two tracks, one an octave above the other, added after the rhythm tracking.
• Sheryl Crow

  Sheryl Crow · Album, 1996

  • Keyboards · InstrumentReportedAmong the rental gear from Nashville that the engineer arranged to bring in for the sessions; the text does not say what it played.
• The Logical Song

  Supertramp · Breakfast in America, 1979

  • Electric piano and strings · InstrumentReportedHodgson's electric piano part, played live in the drum booth during the backing track.Position: In the drum booth
• Be Altitude: Respect Yourself

  The Staple Singers · Album, 1972

  • Electric piano and synthesiser · InstrumentVerifiedBarry Beckett's electric piano at the Muscle Shoals sessions.
• Mama Told Me (Not to Come)

  Three Dog Night · It Ain't Easy, 1970

  • Wurlitzer and organ pedals · InstrumentReportedJimmy's old Wurlitzer was left untouched for its nasty tone, and its mono output went straight onto a track with maybe a touch of EQ on the way in. (recalled with uncertainty)

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