Patrick Moraz
Classically trained keyboardist kind of replaced Keith Emerson when he joined Lee Jackson and Brian Davison in Refugee, then Rick Wakeman in Yes and, finally, Michael Pinder in Moody Blues. All of which has made him a peripheral prog figure even while his solo catalog suggests otherwise. Story of I is far and away the best of his solo albums, despite its convoluted plot. Albums of improvisational jazz with Bill Bruford, poorly received progressive pop albums and instrumental music make up the rest of it.
| Date | ALBUMS / Singles |
|---|---|
| 1976 June | STORY OF I |
| 1977 | OUT IN THE SUN |
| 1977 | Tentacles |
| 1978 September | PATRICK MORAZ |
| 1978 | Realization |
| 1979 | FUTURE MEMORIES |
| 1980 | COEXISTENCE |
| 1981 | How Basic Can You Get? |
| 1983 | MUSIC FOR PIANO AND DRUMS |
| 1984 | FUTURE MEMORIES II |
| 1984 | TIMECODE |
| 1985 | FLAGS |
| 1987 | HUMAN INTERFACE |
| 1994 | WINDOWS OF TIME |
| 1995 | PM IN PRINCETON |
| 2000 | RESONANCE |
| 2003 | ESP |
| 2009 February 2 | CHANGE OF SPACE |
| 2009 August 31 | IN TOKYO |
SEE ALSO...
A patrick morass of discographical detail
MOODY BLUES discography
YES discography
Steve Howe: Beginnings
Chris Squire: Fish Out Of Water
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