Performers

Alan, Alex G, Alex K, Ben, Bill M, BillMc, Bill V, Bob B, Bob G, Brian, Bruce, Chico, Chris, Chuck, Cynthia, Dave B, Dave L, Del, Dennis, Eddie, Eileen, Ernie, Franco, Frank, Gary, Gloria, Hal, Hammer, Heikki, Herman, Jaap, James, Jannie, Joe F, Joe W, John H, John P, John R, John V, Judy, Julio, Larry, Laura, Marcelo, Mike M, Mike S, Pauline, Phil, Richard, Ron, Spike, Steve, Sunny, Ton, Torben, Vince, Warren, Will

Volume 63 25 July 2010
Canadian Sunset	PS I Love You
Charley My Boy	Some Day
It's A Small World	Venus
Kisses Of Dolores	Watch What Happens
Old Gang Of Mine	You Were Meant For Me

Look in Alex's MIDI Index below to Download Additional MIDI files.

(Jun, 2002) Alex and his wife live in a senior complex in Whiting, New Jersey. They have two grown children.

Musical Background: (Update (4/2/06) Since I upgraded to my fabulous Tyros 2 keyboard, I felt it was time to update my Bio and picture. Specially my picture, which was taken many moons ago at the Trump Plaza in Atlantic City. I was performing during the cocktail hour of the Glenn Millers big band show. No, it wasn't the original Miller band, but the current touring orchestra directed by Larry O'Brien. Every time I looked at that picture I seemed to get younger and younger. Here, then, is a current photo of me at age 77 and holding. My wife and I recently moved to a senior complex in Whiting, New Jersey. Great move for I no longer have to mow the lawn or shovel the snow.

My musical career began on a trumpet when I was 10 years old. After about a year of practicing, I joined our Junior High School Marching band and then moved up to a first trumpet in our High School marching bande. I also played in a number of big bands in my area. I eventually formed my own big band.

My first experience with an arranger keyboard was a Lowrey. The first, and only, portable keyboard Lowrey ever made. It helped starte me on my "one man band" career. My next arranger was a Roland. After I auditioned Technics KN1000, I was hooked on Technics. I have had every one of their top-of-the-line keyboards including their last, the KN7000.

Now that Technics is no longer in business, I am happy I switched to Yamaha. I have found their keyboards to be just as user friendly. I have had the PSR2000, PSR3000, and now, Yamaha's most advanced keyboard ever, the mighty Tyros 2. I have had it for about three months and continue to marvel at its many outstanding features. It is the best sounding keyboard I have ever owned.

Since retiring from the "one man band" scne, I now play mostly for my own enjoyment and hopefully for the enjoyment of the many visitors to Joe Waters' excellent PSR Tutorial site, which I feel is the best and most informative PSR site on the internet.

I am proud to be one of the first performer's on Joe's Performers page. To see it grow from a handful of performers to so many wonderful and talented musicians makes being a part of this page something special. My hats off to all of you that have contributed to Joe's most impressive site. May it continue to grow and prosper.

-- Alex Green

Update: 10/30/09 -- Back in May of 2007, Alex sold his Tyros2 and moved to the Roland E-50 since he was particularly impressed with the Roland's organ sounds. Subsequently, he moved to a Lowry console. In October, 2009, Alex, now a fresh young 80-year old, was back in Yamaha's camp as he sold his Lowry and purchased the new PSR-S910. The songs in Alex's Jukebox are from the S910. Welcome back, Alex!!! -- Joe Waters