The Rogue is in Vogue
Who Pronounces it "Mohg"
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"Moog" records are those created to show off the early, analog synthesizer; some related, non-Moog instruments are included here. The sound of the true pop Moog LP is cheesy: the ice-cold, computer reproduction of warm, 1960s hits such as "Spanish Flea" and "Aquarius." The space funk of Sun Ra relied on Moog, and a handful of records by Ananda Shankar, Mort Garson, and others deliver the ultra-bizarre sounds only master musicians achieve. In the beginning there were electronic organs. Many organ virtuosos, from Korla Pandit to Lenny Dee and Klaus Wunderlich, were tinkerers and customizers, never satisfied with the built-in tones. From the 1960s through the early 1970s, a breed of "super-organs" emerged, and on rare promotional recordings, these "missing-link" instruments often are indistinguishable from the early "true" synthesizers. The team of Jean-Jacques Perrey and Gershon Kingsley had the gretest impact on broad-minded consumers and other musicians. Solo records show that of this pair, Perrey is the creative genius. (Only Kingsley's later projects are interesting.) And Mort Garson, the master of original esoterica, consistently turned out occult/horror masterpieces. Wozard of Iz, the hippest vocal Moog record, and Black Mass Lucifer are rare, heavy classics. Some other Mort Garson records are nearly as wild. The Moog craze popped onto the airwaves and into the national consciousness with 1972's classic instrumental hit, "Popcorn." This was the period for experimentation, and thankfully a few experiments leaned toward another major develpment of the era: funk. Funky Moog is great, from Moog Indigo and Blues Current to the Zeet Band's Moogie Woogie, featuring guitar-god Mike Bloomfield dodging his contractual identity with Electric Flag. (The Flag does appear on the Moog-inflected "You Are What You Eat" ST.) Finally, there are plenty of European and even Korean Moog LPs! Buying: Moog albums are relatively plentiful, although many of the better, hipper, funkier ones are quite rare. Production (sound library) LPs are a great source for odd tracks. Some super-organ LPs provide the sound as well. |
Pop & Occult Moog LPs
| Rating | |
| 8 | Art in Space (Nik Raicevic): Head; Buddah BDS-5062; 1970 (drug-themed, essentially occult) |
| 3 | Tony Back: The World of Elka; Elka SRTX-78-CUS; 1978 (U.K. organ-synthesizer; notable for space jacket & cover of Bee Gees' "Night Fever") |
| 6 | Sid Bass: Moog Espańa; RCA Victor LSP-4195; 1969 |
| 6 | Andy Bautista Plays; EMI SPMEO-9903 (Yamaha EX-42) |
| 7 | Les Baxter: Moog Rock--Greatest Classical Hits (w/Paul Beaver); GNP Crescendo GNPS-2053 (Capitol ST-93031) |
| Pete Bellote: Moog Party | |
| 6 | Alberto Baldan Bembo Sound Orchestra; Star Track TR-1982 (production/Moog/space disco) |
| 7 | Giampiero Boneschi; Chappell CAL-4004; 1973 (production/Moog) |
| 7 | Harry Breuer/Jean-Jacques Perrey: The Happy Moog; Pickwick SPC-3160 (also Pat Prilly) |
| 5 | Caldara-"Stabat Mater"--A Moog Mass; Kama Sutra KSBS-2020; 1970 |
| 5 | Ralph Carmichael/Clark Gassman: The Electric Symphony; Lexicon/Light LS-5541-LP (gospel) |
| 7 | Claude Denjean: Moog!; London Phase 4 SP-44155; 1970 |
| 7 | Claude Denjean: Open Circuit; London Phase 4 SP-44196 |
| 4 | Claude Denjean: Moods; London Phase 4 SP-44266; 1977 |
| 7 | Martin Denny/Clark Gassman: Exotic Moog; Liberty LST-7621; 1969 |
| 6 | Keith Droste: Big Band Moog; Realistic 50-2022 |
| 4 | Eden Electronic Ensemble: Plugged-In Joplin; Pye-12101; 1975 |
| 5 | [Uncredited but probably Electric Coconut]: Popcorn--The Discotheque Sound on Moog; Music for Pleasure MFP-5660; 1972 (France) |
| 5 | Electric Coconut: Popcorn & Other Switched-On Smash Hits; EMI/Axis 6060; 1973/1972 (also as Electrik Cokernut: Go-Moog!; EMI/MFP 50071) |
| 7 | The Electric Hair: Electric Hair; Evolution 2013 (Robert Byrne) |
| 4 | Electric Moog Orchestra: Music from Star Wars; Springboard/Musicor MUS-8801; 1977 |
| 3 | Electric Moog Orchestra: Music from Close Encounters of the Third Kind; Springboard/Musicor MUS-8803; 1977 |
| 8 | The Electrifying Sounds of E.M.F. (Derek Scott & Jack Parnell): Way In--Way Out; Berry/Conroy BMLP-113; 1974 (production/Moog) |
| 5 | Electronic Concept Orchestra: Moog Groove; Mercury/Limelight LS-86070 |
| 3 | Electronic Concept Orchestra: Electric Love; Mercury/Limelight LS-86072 |
| 5 | Electronic Concept Orchestra: Cinemoog; Mercury SR-61279 |
| -» | Mort Garson |
| 7 | Marty Gold/Walter Sear: Moog Plays the Beatles; Avco Embassy Ave-33003 |
| 8 | Bruce Haack: Dance Sing & Listen [with Miss Nelson & Bruce Haack]; Dimension 5 D-101; 1963 (1st press: jacket w/blue type, gold label; Chambers CD-1008; 1983) |
| 8 | Bruce Haack: Dance Sing & Listen Again (Vol. 2); Dimension 5 D-111 (1st press: gold label; Chambers CD-1009; 1983) |
| 7 | Bruce Haack: Dance Sing & Listen Again & Again! (Vol. 3); Dimension 5 D-121; 1966 (1st press: gold label; Chambers CD-1010; 1983) |
| 9 | Bruce Haack: The Way-Out Record for Children; Dimension 5 D-131; 1968 (1st press: gold label; Chambers CD-1005; 1983) |
| 9 | Bruce Haack: The Electronic Record for Children; Dimension 5 D-141; 1969 (1st press probably gold label; Chambers CD-1006; 1983) |
| 8 | [Bruce Haack credited as] Jackpine Savage: Together; Dimension 5 D-151; 1971 (1st press: silver label; Chambers CD-1007; 1983) |
| 7 | Bruce Haack: Dance to the Music; Dimension 5 D-161; 1972 (1st press: silver label; Chambers CD-1004; 1983) |
| 5 | Bruce Haack: Electric Lucifer; Columbia CS-9991; 1973/1969 (not like the Dimension 5 records) |
| 8 | Bruce Haack: Captain Entropy; Dimension 5 D-171; 1974 (Chambers CD-1002; 1983) |
| 6 | Bruce Haack: This Old Man; Dimension 5 D-181; 1975 (Chambers CD-1003; 1983) |
| 7 | Bruce Haack: Funky Doodle; Dimension 5 D-191; 1976 (Chambers CD-1001; 1983) |
| 7 | Bruce Haack: Ebenezer Electric; Dimension 5 D-201; 1976 (partly reissued on Tiny Tim: Zoot Zoot Zoot--Here Comes Santa in his New Space Suit) |
| 4 | Bruce Haack: Electric Lucifer Book 2; Normal/ODK Media LP-037; 2000?/1979 (gratuitous posthumous sequel) |
| 7 | Bruce Haack w/Ed Harvey: Bite; Dimension 5/Bite B-50-13; 1981 (dark robot disco) |
| 5 | Bruce Haack: Hush Little Robot; QDK Media LP-032; 1998 (unlicensed compilation; mainly post-Dimension 5) |
| 7 | Bruce Haack: Listen Compute Rock Home--The Best of Dimension 5; Emperor Norton; 1999 (licensed compilation) |
| 5 | Jeff Haskell: Switched-On Buck; Capitol ST-679 |
| 7 | Alan Hawkshaw: Arp Odyssey; KPM 1169; 1975 (production) |
| 7 | Richard Hayman: Genuine Electric Latin Love Machine; ABC/Command 947-S; 1969 |
| 8 | Pierre Henry: Mass for the Present Time; Philips Four Point 4FE8004; 1968 (in France as Messe Pour le Temps Present; 6510.014; in U.S. as Mass for Today/The Green Queen; Mercury/Limelight LS-86065) |
| 7 | Hosono & Yokoo w/Ryuichi Sakamoto: Cochin Moon; King SKS-28; 1978 (Japan; Bollywood filmi theme) |
| 7 | Hot Butter (Stan Free): Popcorn; Musicor MS-3242; 1972 |
| 6 | Hot Butter: Popcorn--Version Originale (w/3 new tunes); Barclay 920-399 (as MS-3242 but w/non-Moog Serge Gainsbourg tunes) |
| 8 | Hot Butter: More Hot Butter; Musicor MS-3254; 1973 |
| 6 | Rod Hunter: Soul Makossa; Decca 210037; 1973/1972 |
| 6 | Dick Hyman (w/Walter Sear): Moog-The Electric Eclectics of Dick Hyman; ABC/Command RS-938-SD; 1968 (1/2 of The Synthesizer; Command RSSD-968-2; 1973) |
| 7 | Dick Hyman (w/Walter Sear): The Age of Electronicus; ABC/Command RS-946-SD; 1969 (1/2 of The Synthesizer; Command RSSD-968-2; 1973) |
| 8 | Dick Hyman: Fantomfingers; Project 3 PR-5057-SD; 1971 (funky!; plays a Baldwin; title cut companion piece to "The Minotaur") |
| Dick Hyman: Funk Moog; GNP Crescendo (track info wanted) | |
| 9 | Jean-Michael Jarre: [Synchro Fox Music Library]; Sam Fox SF-1029; 1973 (production/Moog/space-electronic) |
| 9 | Frederick Judd/Cliff Johns/James Harpham/Andre Jacquemin: Electronic Age; Studio G Mood Music Library LSPG-1009 Vol.1; 1970 (production) |
| 5 | John Keating Incorporated: Hits in Hi-Fi 1; EMI Studio 2 (U.K.) TWOX-1018; 1974 (see also space-electronic) |
| 6 | Gershon Kingsley: Music to Moog By; Audio Fidelity AFSD-6226 |
| 7 | Gershon Kingsley's First Moog Quartet; Audio Fidelity AFSD-6234; 1970 (w/Stan Free) |
| 6 | Gershon Kingsley's First Moog Quartet: Popcorn; Audio Fidelity AFSD-6254; 1972 |
| 6 | Gershon Kingsley/Leonid Hambro: Switched-On Gershwin (Porgy & Bess); Avco AV-11004-598; 1970 (Gershwin Alive & Well & Underground; Avco Embassy AVE-33021) |
| Gershon Kingsley: Anima | |
| Gershon Kingsley: Cristobal Colon | |
| 5 | Gershon Kingsley: Shabbat for Today--A Shabbat Service for the Reformed Liturgy; KNL LP-GK-2686 (w/Moog) |
| 5 | Gershon Kingsley & Norman Simon w/Theodore Bikel: The Fifth Cup--A Spirit Explosion; 1974 (partly spoken; contemporary Passover Seder) |
| Gershon Kingsley: Popcorn Machine | |
| Gershon Kingsley: Tierra | |
| 3 | Gershon Kingsley: Much Silence; Relativity TR-8061; 1986 |
| 5 | Douglas Leedy: A Very Merry Electric Christmas to You; Capitol ST-339 |
| 5 | Tony Luisi & Joe Renzetti: Electric Tommy--The world's first rock opera; Viva V-36025 |
| 9 | The Machines: Electronic Music; Chappell LPC-1055; 1973 (production; Nino Nardini, Leach/Condron) |
| 7 | [Sy Mann w/Jean-Jacques Perrey:] Switched On Santa--The Moog Synthesizer Plays the Merriest of Christmas Favorites; Pickwick SPCX-1007 |
| 4 | The Many Moods of Killer Watts: Golden Hour of Golden Instrumental Hits; Pye GH-578; 1974 (UK cheese) |
| 7 | Mike Melvoin: The Plastic Cow Goes Moooooog; Dot DLP-25961 (rock covers) |
| 6 | Fred Miller/Uncredited: The Sounds of Love A to Zzzz [Sensuously SINthesized]; Yorkshire 27021; 1972 |
| 6 | Mister K. "The Synthesizer": Pop Arp; Barclay 80175; 1973 (Mat Camison; in Sweden as Arp 2600; Four Leaf EFG-7342) |
| 6 | Hugo Montenegro, his Orchestra & Chorus: Moog Power; RCA Victor LSP-4170; 1969 (w/Paul Beaver) |
| 5 | Hugo Montenegro: Mammy Blue; RCA Victor LSP-4631; 1971 (ARP synthesizer) |
| 7 | Hugo Montenegro: Love Theme from The Godfather; RCA Victor APD1-0001; 1972 (ARP) |
| 7 | Hugo Montenegro: Hugo in [Stevie] Wonder-Land; RCA Victor APL1-0413; 1974 (ARP; great cover of "Superstition") |
| 5 | Hugo Montenegro: Rocket Man--A Tribute to Elton John; RCA Victor APL1-1024; 1975 (ARP) |
| 7 | Hugo Montenegro: Other By Brothers; RCA Victor APL1-0784; 1975 (ARP) |
| 5 | The Moog Machine: Switched-On Rock; Columbia CS-9921 |
| 5 | The Moog Machine: Christmas Becomes Electric; Columbia CS-9959 |
| 8 | John Murtaugh: Blues Current; Polydor 24-4016 (w/Herbie Hancock, Bernard Purdie) |
| 4 | New World Electronic Chamber Ensemble: Switched On Beatles; Island ILPS-9300; 1974 |
| 8 | Koichi Oki: Yamaha Superstar!; Universal Summit Ad-Rhythm SRA-250.099 (Yamaha EX-42) |
| 7 | The Peppers; Event EV-6901; 1974 (partly funky) |
| 8 | Jean-Jacques Perrey: The Amazing New Electronic Pop Sound of Jean-Jacques Perrey; Vanguard VSD-79286; 1968 (1st press "Stereolab") |
| 9 | Jean-Jacques Perrey: Moog Indigo; Vanguard VSD-6549; 1970 |
| 8 | Jean-Jacques Perrey: Musique Electronique du Cosmos--Electronic Music from Outer Space; MusiCues MC-11686-R (space/production) |
| 8 | Jean-Jacques Perrey: Moog Sensations; Montparnasse 2000 MP-25 (production) |
| [Jean-Jacques Perrey &] Pat Prilly: Moog Expressions; Montparnasse 2000 MP-26 (production) | |
| 5 | [Jean-Jacques Perrey &] Pat Prilly: Moog Generation; Montparnasse 2000 Mon-27 (production; w/Harry Breuer; original jacket b/w w/photo of Prilly on reverse) |
| 8 | Jean-Jacques Perrey: Dynamoog; Montparnasse 2000 Mon-33 (production) |
| 8 | Jean-Jacques Perrey: Moog Mig Mag Moog; Montparnasse 2000 MP-35 (production) |
| Jean-Jacques Perrey: Mister Ondioline; Montparnasse 2000 (production) | |
| Jean-Jacques Perrey: Moog Vibrations; Montparnasse 2000 MP-71 (production) | |
| 5 | [Jean-Jacques Perrey &] Pat Prilly: Moog is Moog; Montparnasse 2000 MP-106 (production; w/Harry Breuer) |
| 6 | Jean-Jacques Perrey: Kartoonery; Montparnasse 2000 MP-131 (production; partly disco) |
| 6 | Jean-Jacques Perrey & David Chazam: Eclektronics--The New Electro-Pop Album; Basenotic BATC-001; 1998 (1990s dance music) |
| 7 | Perrey & Kingsley: The In Sound from Way Out!; Vanguard VSD-79222; 1966 (also on 2-LP reissue) |
| 7 | Perrey & Kingsley: Spotlight on the Moog--Kaleidoscopic Vibrations; Vanguard VSD-6525; 1967 (VSD-79264; also on 2-LP reissue) |
| 6 | Rick Powell: Switched-On Country; RCA Camden CAS-2398; 1970 |
| Roger Powell: [title unknown]; Bearsville; 1978 | |
| 5 | Saturne EA1: Magic Fly; Barclay 45016; 1977 (disco Moog) |
| 6 | Sir Christopher Scott: Switched-On Bacharach; MCA/Decca DL-75141; 1969 |
| 7 | Sir Christopher Scott: More Switched-On Bacharach; MCA/Decca DL-75243; 1970 |
| 7 | Walter Sear: The Copper-Plated Integrated Circuit; ABC/Command 947-S; 1969 |
| 8 | William Strickland: An Electronic Visit to the Zoo/Sound Hypnosis; Spectrum SR-118; 1979 (experimental) |
| 6 | [Jerry Styner & Larry Brown:] Orbit III; Beverly Hills BHS-38 |
| 4 | Larry Taylor: Taylor-Made Moog; Cozy PL-1008 |
| 6 | Tonto's Expanding Head Band: Zero Time; Embryo SD-732 (Robert Margouleff & Malcolm Cecil: Tonto's Expanding Head Band; Atlantic SD-18123; 1975) |
| 9 | Gerard Trede & his Electronic Instruments: Phasing Drums & Electronic Sounds; Gema/Southern Selected Sound 9031 (production) |
| 7 | Gil Trythall/Rick Powell: Country Moog; Athena 6003 |
| 6 | Gil Trythall/Rick Powell: Nashville Gold; Athena 6004 |
| 7 | Mike Vickers: A Moog for All Reasons; KPM 1101; 1972 (production) |
| 7 | Mike Vickers: Brass Plus Moog; KPM 1111; 1972 (mod/crime/Moog/bongo) |
| 8 | Mike Vickers: A Moog for More Reasons; KPM 1155; 1975 (production/Moog/funk) |
| 8 | Dave Vorhaus: The Vorhaus Sound Experiments; KPM 1243; 1980 (electronic/space/Moog) |
| 8 | Fred Weinberg: The Weinberg Method of Non-Synthetic Electronic Rock; Anvil 1003 |
| 8 | Ruth White: 7 Trumps from the Tarot Cards & Pinions; Mercury/Limelight LS-86058 (occult) |
| Ruth White: Flowers of Evil; Mercury/Limelight LS-86066 | |
| -» | Klaus Wunderlich |
| 8 | The Zeet Band: Moogie Woogie; Chess LPS-1545 (w/Paul Beaver, Mike Bloomfield, Phil UpChurch) |
| 6 | Uncredited: Moog Party Time; Contour 2870-197; 1973 (U.K.) |
Partly Pop Moog LPs
| Rating | |
| 6 | American Forces Radio: Shockwave; AFRTS (production) |
| 7 | American Forces Radio: Moog Logos; AFRTS (2-LP, production) |
| 8 | The Frank Barber Percussion: Deep Percussion; Polydor 24-4508; 1970 |
| 6 | John Barry/Nilsson/Elephant's Memory/Groop: Midnight Cowboy ST; United Artists UAS-5198; 1969 ("Florida Fantasy") |
| 4 | Vinnie Bell: Good Morning Starshine; Decca DL-75138 |
| 8 | Hal Blaine: Psychedelic Percussion; ABC/Dunhill D-50019 |
| 7 | Giampiero Boneschi: A New Sensation in Sound; Campi CML-057; 1974 (production) |
| 6 | Walter Carlos: By Request; CBS Masterworks M-32088; 1975 (compilation) |
| 7 | Bernard Estardy: Electro Sounds Volume 2; Telemusic TM-3033; 1973 (production/Moog/space-electronic/Moog funk/flute; France) |
| 6 | Frank David Selection: Blues & Electronics; BASF 21150; 1972 |
| 3 | Ron Frangipane: Rated X for Excitement; Mainstream MRL-300 |
| 7 | Marvin Gaye: Trouble Man ST; Motown/Tamla T-3221; 1972 |
| 7 | John Gregory Orchestra: TV's Greatest Detective Hits; Mercury SRM-1-1089; 1976 ("Columbo" theme) |
| 6 | Herbie Hancock: Crossings ("Quasar"); Warner Bros. BS-2617; 1972 |
| 4 | Richard Hayman: Cinemagic Sounds; ABC/Command 941-S |
| 8 | Tom Hazelton/Gene Ciszek: Explorer Orbits the World; EXP-100; 1967 (Explorer II, a proto-synthesizer & Allen Electronic Organ) |
| 7 | The Hellers: Singers, Talkers, Players, Swingers, & Doers; Command RS-934-SD |
| 7 | Merit Hemmingson: Trollskog (Troll Forest); Columbia E-062-34604; 1972 (with Sabu Martínez) |
| 4 | David Hoy: ESP According to Hoy (spoken w/effects); Royal American RAS-1002 |
| 8 | Johnson & Judd: The Yamaha EX-42; Sun, Moon, & Stars SMS-10042 (partly narrated funky promo for Moog competitor) |
| 5 | Bill Kehr: Many Moods of the Candyman; GRT/Sunnyvale 9330-318; 1977 (4 organs & 4 synthesizers) |
| -> | Omar Khorshid & his Magic Guitar & related -- see Vinyl Safari/Mid-East |
| 8 | Dr. Timothy Leary: Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out ST; Mercury MG-21131 (sitar/veena, Moog, voice; Performance PERF-389; film never released) |
| 6 | Enoch Light & the Light Brigade: Spaced Out; Total Sound/Project 3 PR-5043-SD; 1969 |
| 6 | Enoch Light & the Light Brigade: Permissive Polyphonics: Total Sound/Project 3 PR-5048-SD; 1970 |
| 7 | Enoch Light & the Light Brigade: Brass Menagerie 1973; Total Sound/Project 3 PRSD-5060; 1972 ("Explorations for Moog"; Dick Hyman) |
| 8 | Lothar & the Hand People; Capitol ST-2997 (SM-2997) |
| 6 | Lothar & the Hand People: Space Hymn; Capitol ST-247 |
| [Mandingo] -- see Soul Patch/Afro-Beat-Drum-Funk | |
| 8 | Claudio Medeiros/Victor Meshkovsky & Friends: Rotation; Nucleus Keyboard Series KS-221 (Brasilian jazz/funky Moog/piano) |
| 6 | Fred Miller/Warp Productions: The Sounds of Love...A to Zzzz--Seriously SINthesized; Yorkshire 27021; 1972 |
| 3 | Hugo Montenegro: Colours of Love; RCA Victor LSP-4273; 1970 |
| 6 | Hugo Montenegro: This is Hugo Montenegro; RCA Victor VPS-6036; 1971 (2-LP compilation) |
| 4 | Hugo Montenegro: Scenes & Themes; RCA Victor APD1-0025; 1972 (some ARP) |
| Ihsan Al-Munzer: Disco Belly Dance Vol. 1; Sonodisc/Voice of Stars | |
| 8 | Ihsan Al-Munzer: Disco Belly Dance Vol. 2; Sonodisc/Voice of Stars VOS-10-045; 1979 (oriental disco w/Moog) |
| 2 | The Mystic Moods Orchestra: Emotions; Mercury/Philips PHS-600-277 (Paul Beaver) |
| 7 | Hap Palmer: Movin'; Educational Activities, Inc./Activity Records AR-546; 1973 (kid funk/Moog/sitar; "Funky Penguin") |
| 4 | Claude Papesch: Hammond Electrique; EMI/Drum 8186; 1974 (Australia) |
| 6 | Pixanne Presents Bloop or Blink; Pixanne S-3775; 1975 (Philadelphia kids TV show) |
| 7 | Polyphony: Without Introduction; Eleventh Hour EH-1003-S; 1973 (progressive rock) |
| 9 | Emil Richards: New Sound Element: "Stones"; MCA/Uni 73008 (Moog/percussion; Dick Beavers, Moog) |
| 7 | Don Sebesky: The Distant Galaxy; Verve V6-5063 |
| 5 | Tommy Seebach with the Magic of the Moog: Wheels; EMI/Columbia/Drum 8175/SOEX-10283; 1975 (rec. in Copenhagen; w/Mads Winding, bass) |
| -» | Ananda Shankar |
| 6 | Georgiana Liccione Stewart: Walk Like the Animals; Kimbo Educational KIM-7040; 1976 (kid funk/Moog; w/book; Side 1 spoken w/music; Side 2 music only) |
| 7 | Rory Thomas: Sensational Yamaha Performs Popcorn & Other Hits Yamaha Style; Axis 6081 (Yamaha EX-42) |
| 7 | [Shay] Torrent & [Axel] Alexander: Akaka Falls; Capitol Custom/R Own OCR-1101 (Hammond & Arp) |
| 9 | Özel Türkbas: Dance Into Your Sultan's Heart; El-Ay 2877 (1/2 of Music for Belly Dancing; Murray Hill 944332) |
| 7 | Jeff Wayne Space Shuttle: Star Trek/Planet of the Apes; Wonderland WLP-301; 1975 |
| 7 | Fred Wesley & the J.B.s: Damn Right I Am Somebody; Polydor/People PE-6602; 1974 |
| 7 | Westway Studio Orchestra: Southern SLLP-1 (production) |
| 8 | Uncredited; Robert Hall RH-79 (1/2 Moog/space) |
| 6 | Uncredited: Production Music; Robert Hall W-400/401 (Moog) |
| 8 | Uncredited: Jingles; Berry/Conroy BMLP-109; 1974 (production) |
| 4 | Uncredited: The Official Album of Disneyland/Walt Disney World; Disneyland/Vista 2510; 1980 ("Main Street Electrical Parade") |
| 6 | Various: Henry's Happy Sound (Heinz Hötter)/Links Electronic (The Leo Hassler Synthesizer)/Easy Listening/Modern Movement (Erwin Lehn); Bosworth BLP-131 (production/Moog/Mexicali) |
| 8 | Various: M.O.O.T.--Music of Our Time, A Guide to the Electronic Revolution in Music; Columbia Masterworks MT-1 (compact-33 sampler/demo narrated by John McClure) |
| 5 | Various: Quadraphonic Demonstration Album--Program 2; Vanguard VSQ-2X; 1972 (Perrey's "Frere Jean Jacques" & "Gypsy in Rio") |
| 9 | Various: Trunk Presents the Super Sounds of Bosworth; Trunk Barked 1; 1996 (production; reissue-compilation) |
| 8 | Various: Trunk Presents the Super Sounds of Bosworth Vol. 2; Trunk Barked 2; 1996 (production; reissue-compilation) |
| 4 | Various: You Are What You Eat ST; Columbia OS-3240 |
Moog 45s
| Rating | |
| 8 | Abaco Dream: Life & Death in G&A/Cat Woman; A&M 1081 |
| 5 | Walter Carlos: What's New Pussycat?/mono; Columbia/CBS 4-45741; 1972 |
| 7 | CD-4 Test Record; Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. SPR-123 (The Carmets/Moog electric sound: "Come September" + 3 test space-electronic test sounds for testing quadrophonic gear; made by Victor Japan) |
| 6 | Claude Denjean: El Cumbanchero/Another Day, Another Way; London L-2593; 1977 (disco era; Canadian pressing from the Moods LP) |
| 8 | Lothar & the Hand People: Rose Colored Glasses/L-O-V-E; Capitol 5874; 1967 (non-LP; B-side psychedelia has electronic sounds) |
| 7 | Sy Mann (w/Jean-Jacques Perrey): EP from Switched-On Santa; Pickwick 8912 (Tijuana Christmas/Jingle Bells/Christmas Bells/When Christmas Comes) |
| 8 | Jean-Jacques Perrey: Berceuse pour un Bebe Robot/La Panthere Cosmique; Montparnasse 2000 MPS-507 (production; also on Moog Sensations) |
| 7 | The Pop-Corn Makers: Pop-Corn/Toad in the Hole; GEMA/Riviera MR-28.072; 1972 (German; A-side emulates the Hot Butter hit) |
| 5 | Roger Powell: Pipeline '78/March of the Dragon Slayers; Bearsville BSS-0323; 1978 |
| 7 | Doc Severinsen: Knowing When to Leave/Barbarella; Command 45-4125 (w/Don Sebesky) |
| 5 | Hot Property: Boopie A/Boopie B; Educator DM-4667; 1976 |
| 7 | Uncredited: Thematic Music/Thematic Music; Robert Hall Audition Record (Moog w/Christmas, mod, Brasil) |
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