Going Moog (114)
This week, we’re spotlighting all the strange and wonderful music that was made by the Moog synthesizer, which takes its namesake from Robert Moog who invented it in 1964. The Moog synthesizer was the first of its kind commercially available and was really a game changer. And for those who were part of the Space Age Pop school of music, it opened up the floodgates to a whole new world of sound. We’ll hear from Perrey & Kingsley, The Moog Machine, and Wendy Carlos, and many more.
Playlist
| Title | Artist | Album |
|---|---|---|
| Popcorn | Hot Butter | Popcorn |
| The Unidentified Flying Object | Perrey & Kingsley | The In Sound From Way Out! |
| Spanish Flea | Sid Bass | Moog España |
| Petite Paulette | Enoch Light | Enoch Light Presents Spaced Out |
| Quiet Village (Moog version) | Martin Denny | Exotic Moog |
| Nocturne | Les Baxter | Moog Rock |
| Sinfonia to Cantata No. 29 | Wendy Carlos | Switched-On Bach |
| The Good the Bad & The Ugly | The Many Moogs of Killer Watts | Golden Hour Of Golden Instrumental Hits Featuring The Many Moogs Of Killer Watts |
| Spinning Wheel | The Moog Machine | Switched-On Rock |
| Do You Know the Way to San Jose | Christopher Scott | Switched-On Bacharach |
| The Look of Love | Richard Hayman | Genuine Electric Latin Love Machine |
| Gentle on My Mind | Gil Trythall | Switched On Nashville (Country Moog) |
| Apache | Rod Hunter | Moog |
| When You Come Along | Keith Droste | Big Band Moog |
| One Man, One Volt | Mike Melvoin | The Plastic Cow Goes Moooooog |
| The Moog and Me | Dick Hyman | Moog - The Electric Eclectics Of Dick Hyman |
| Latin Fever | The Mocha Beans | In The Moog |