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Genres. Disco, rock. Occupation (s) Musician, composer. Instrument (s) Keyboards. Robert Sabino is an American rock keyboardist. [1] He was born and raised in the Bronx. Although classically trained, he became a rock performer.
6. Sept. 2017 · Robert Sabino spent the disco years as keyboardist for the mega-hit band Chic, going on to write for and perform with a long list of music’s biggest stars, including Peter Frampton, Steve Winwood and Madonna. Sabino has 27 gold or platinum records that he could boast about on his résumé, but the man who has been Holy Trinity parish’s ...
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14. März 2023 · The recording: “I wanted to try people that I’d never worked with before”. Rodgers’ guys gathered at The Power Plant, in New York City, in early December 1982, to record Let’s Dance. Among them was keyboardist Robert Sabino and percussionist Sammy Figueroa, both on loan from Chic.
Robert Sabino. Profile: Keyboardist. Born and raised in the Bronx, New York. Worked, among others, with the Chic Organisation. Sites: music.ucdavis.edu. In Groups: Joined Forces (2), Simms Brothers Band, Frehley's Comet.
12. Sept. 2023 · The second song to be recorded during the sessions, right after Let’s Dance itself, Modern Love found Bowie and Rodgers entering new territory together, welding a post-disco 6/8 guitar part to a Motown beat, swing-styled horns and a barroom piano courtesy of Robert Sabino, whose ability to turn his hand to any style of music would earn him ...
96. 2.1K views 3 years ago. You may not know the name but there’s no doubt you know his music and iconic riffs. Rob Sabino has played keyboards on tour or in the studio with many of the biggest...
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12. Mai 2021 · Robert Sabino: piano, keyboards. Carmine Rojas: bass guitar. Omar Hakim: drums. Mac Gollehon: trumpet. Robert Aaron, Stan Harrison: tenor saxophone. Steve Elson: baritone saxophone. Sam Figueroa: percussion. David Spinner, George Simms, Frank Simms: vocals. ‘Modern Love’ was the opening song on Let’s Dance, David Bowie’s 15th studio album.
