In this episode, Rick is sat in front of his Bechstein piano, the same type as he used on MANY famous sessions at Trident Studios.

He also talks about his time at Trident and how he became the go-to session keyboard player in London in the 1970s.

ALSO find out why he was BANNED from recording music for adverts, hear about his mate Elton John and even catch a little bit of his magic fingers as he plays the intro from Life On Mars.

Email Rick@Rickspodcast.co.uk for all your questions and thoughts.

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He's back!! Rick Wakeman returns with a brand-new episode of his podcast, in which HE answers YOUR questions.

You really can ask him anything and in this edition, hear Rick tell us all about the White Rock album, answer questions on the Yes book, touring and earthquakes.

PLUS, find out what Rick REALLY THINKS of Patrick Moraz!

Send in your questions to Rick@Rickspodcast.co.uk.

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He's back! The keyboard wizard that is Rick Wakeman returns with another episode of his podcast, The Myths & Legends Of Rick Wakeman.

In this episode, Rick talks about Studios. You might think that one recording studio is the same as another but NO, and they especially weren't in the 1960's and 1970's when Rick was the go-to red-hot super-star session keyboard player of choice for literally hundreds of artists.

Find out more about Rick's session for Al Stewart's 'Orange' album too.

Then there's a subject close to Rick's heart, Pirate Radio and in particular, the UK DJ Ed Stewart .

Also, and you'd know this if you went to Rick's house, he likes to collect things. Find out about one of his prized collections including his Osmiroids.

Remember to contact Rick on the podcast, email Rick@Rickspodcast.co.uk and find out all about his touring, recording and rambling at www.rwcc.com.

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