Vinyl Album - Hot Butter - Pop Corn - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Hot Butter
Title:	Pop Corn
Label:	Columbia / EMI
Country:	Greece
Catalogue:	SCXG 1024
Date:	1972
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Hot Butter	Popcorn	Hershon Kingsley	Rate
A2	Hot Butter	Day By Day (From "Godspell")	Steven Schwartz	Rate
A3	Hot Butter	Apache	Jerry Lordan	Rate
A4	Hot Butter	At The Movies	Abbott, Mullaney, Jerome, Jerome	Rate
A5	Hot Butter	Tristana	Abbott, Mullaney, Jerome, Jordan, Jerome	Rate
A6	Hot Butter	Song Sung Blue	Neil Diamond	Rate
B1	Hot Butter	Telstar	Joe Meek	Rate
B2	Hot Butter	Tomatoes	Neal Hefti	Rate
B3	Hot Butter	Amazing Grace	Traditional	Rate
B4	Hot Butter	Love At First Sight	S. Gainsbourg	Rate
B5	Hot Butter	Song Of The Narobi Trio	R. Maxwell	Rate
B6	Hot Butter	Hot Butter (The Silent Screen)	Mullaney, Abbott, Jordan, Jerome, Jerome	Rate

Notes

When a song is as catchy as "Popcorn" you except it to become a hit but what makes the success of Hot Butter's disc so different is that it's the first time the Moog Synthesizer has made its way into the pop singles charts.
Albums, of course, have often featured The Moog with great success but somehow the pop charts have eluded it. That is until Rick Talmagde and Danny Jordan had the bright idea of taking Gershon Kingsley's composition written incidentally, more than two years ago (1970;) specially for The Moog and putting it into the hands of some of New York's top session men.

Thus it was that names like Bill Jerome, John Abbott, Dave Mullaney, Rick Morotto and Russell George found themselves giving rhythm support to the incredible playing of Stan Free on The Moog. It's the Moog that simulates the brass and french horn sounds while the rhythm section is comprised of electric and dry guitars, drums, regular and tack piano, bass, tambourine, temple blocks, finger symbols and an ondioline which gives off the string sounds.

Produced by: Richard Talmadge, Danny Jordan, Steve & Bill Jerome, MTL Productions
Arranged by: John Abbott & Dave Mullaney

Recorded at: Groove Sound Studio
Engineer: Steve Jerome

Album Co ― Coordinator: Irwin Rawitz

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