Claude Denjean - Moog! Claude Denjean And The Moog Synthesizer FLAC album

This is the album that go me into both instrumental music & synthesizer music. Back around 1973/74 my dad bought it on cassette & I can remember the long family car journeys when I was about 7 or 8 this tape was always playing especially at night time. I Didn't know at the time all the tracks were cover versions of famous songs so this tape was my introduction to those songs so to me the MOOG! version is the original version! United We Stand, Sugar-Sugar, Nights In White Satin, etc sound so good played on the moog, its a superb album. I Would love to see this get a remastered CD release at some time.

I grew up listening to this, my Dad heard massive Klipsch La Scalas demo'ed using this recording in about 1972 and went out and bought it (the record, not the speakers). We listened on his more modest Elac/Empire/Pioneer/Jensen system. Memories of my childhood come rushing back when I spin this early electronica. "kiss him goodbye" has some great bass and drive, pick up a used copy, it's great!

This is one of the best Lp's released during the late 60's early 70's.The first to utilized the full sound and place the moog up frount where it needed to be.With the magic of Claude Denjean who I feel in this gave the moog it's rightful place.It is the most electronic sounding Lp of it's type and time.