Moog, a history in recordings–Unexpected Moog movie soundtrack appearances
Thom Holmes wanted to share a few Moog soundtrack appearances that surprised him, and that we think you would enjoy tracking down:
Thom Holmes wanted to share a few Moog soundtrack appearances that surprised him, and that we think you would enjoy tracking down:
Because NOTHING says Happy birthday, Bob Moog like a great synthesist playing a beautiful vintage synth, backed by a great band.
Dick Hyman was already on his way to becoming a musical legend by 1968 and it had nothing to do with the Moog Modular Synthesizer. Having established himself as a jazz and studio keyboardist, arranger, and composer, he found himself thrust into yet another rolethat of pioneering electronic musician.
At first, Bob Moog didn’t think of his synthesizer as a total solution for the musician. He once famously said, “There was never a notion that a synthesizer would be used by itself for anything.” He pictured it as another piece of equipment in the traditional electronic music studio.