Well, I wish you could hear the music. The EP will be available soon so you’ll just have to buy a copy.

I’m really proud of the tremendous progress the Moog Foundation has made in the last year. Go too moogseum.com if you haven’t already and learn about our fantastic plans. We want to educate the world about electronic music and its contribution to musical creativity and art, and of course Bob Moog’s pivotal role in all of this.

The Asheville, North Carolina community has been what has kept all this going. Bob Moog moved here in the 1970s and made it his home, where he lived with his family and raised his four children. It’s obvious that Asheville loves Moog and appreciates the Moog legacy in music history. Now they want to help us share it with the world by helping us build our museum. We hope you’ll continue to support us, and come visit the museum when it opens!

I’m sorry I could not come up with a list of all the great performers on stage tonight. I’ll try to put one together and post it after the fact.

Meanwhile the jam sessions continue. The event is scheduled to run until 10:00 pm, which is twenty more minutes, but I’ll take this opportunity to sign off. I drove up from Atlanta, Georgia this morning to help out with this event and I’ve had a great time. I’ve enjoyed being your host, as it were.

Moog on!

Wheat Williams, volunteer