Sean Hopper
US Keyboardist for Huey Lewis & the News
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Used throughout the Fore! tour by Hopper, seen throughout the concert provided by the link. Mainly shown off in the song "Hip to Be Square" from the live concert in Oakland 1986
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in the song "The Power of Love" Hopper uses the brass presets of the DX7 to perform alongside the Tower of Power Horns reference point: "15:52"
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In the song Heart of Rock & Roll, at .46 you can see the Roland D50 rigged on the second tier above a keyboard. This keyboard was very present in the 1988-1989 Small World world tour.
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at 8:16 in the song "I Never Walk Alone", Hooper's rig shows off above the DX7 the Juno 60
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Used for the iconic hook in "Do You Believe in Love?" on the Picture This tour of 1982, was an early piece of his rig before being replaced by Roland Jupiter keyboards a few years later.
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Used in the early music video for Some of my Lies are True (Sooner or Later) its the keyboard Hopper's seen playing
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At 2:28 on the song Heart of Rock and Roll from 1984, the CP-80 can be spotted in Hopper's rig
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