TexasTraveler
I'm kind of a big deal
One week away... A couple tracks from their last album...
This I know about. The first Moog became operational in 1964 but was not quite ready for prime time. By 1965 there was a saleable version out. Sales were slow with the first notable buyer being Mickey Dolenz of The Monkees in 1966 for a 1967 delivery. The Doors also bought one in late 1967 and the Byrds in '68. However, it was then Walter (now Wendy) Carlos who pushed it into the mainstream with the album Switched on Bach in October 1968 reaching #10 on the charts. Emerson also got his first Moog in '68 along with Rick Wakeman later of Yes. Robert Fripp of King Crimson also got a somewhat modified version in 1968 to feed his guitar into. In '69 Larry Fast got his first on the way to becoming THE Moog programmer of the 70's to the mid 80'sOn more for you. Th Moog was invented in my late grade school years I think and ELP pioneered its use and Greg really dug deep with it.
I did a paper on Moog for a music history class. That's why I said "This I know about"You also have a lot more historical context in your posts. I just listened. You seem to have studied it.![]()