Keith Moliné

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Keith Moliné is currently the guitarist for Pere Ubu.[1] He has also performed with David Thomas and Two Pale Boys, Infidel, and They Came from the Stars I Saw Them. He uses a unique midi-guitar setup that allows him to produce numerous overlapping instrument voicings within the context of "live" playing.

[edit] References

  1. ^ Masters, Marc (22 November 2006). "Bar-Hopping Into Relative Obscurity". The New York Sun. http://www.nysun.com/arts/bar-hopping-into-relative-obscurity/44020/. Retrieved 1 August 2010. 
Pere Ubu
  • Steve Mehlman
  • Keith Moliné
  • Michele Temple
  • David Thomas
  • Robert Wheeler
Studio albums
Live albums
Extended plays
  • Datapanik in the Year Zero
  • Folly of Youth
  • B Each B Oys See Dee Plus
Compilations
Singles
  • "30 Seconds Over Tokyo/Heart Of Darkness"
  • "Final Solution"
  • "Street Waves/My Dark Ages (I Don't Get Around) "
  • "The Modern Dance"
  • "The Fabulous Sequel (Have Shoes Will Walk)"
  • "Not Happy"
  • "We Have the Technology"
  • "Breath"
  • "Love Love Love"
  • "Waiting for Mary (What Are We Doing Here?)"
  • "I Hear They Smoke the Barbecue"
  • "Oh Catherine"
  • "Folly of Youth"
  • "Slow Walking Daddy"
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