Vintage Gear on Record Sleeves

We sell synths. We like records. This board is about the mystical region where the two meet...
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Moog, a History in Recordings: In Celebration of the Minimoog - The Bob Moog Foundation
Inside of the sleeve of “White Rock” from White Rock (A&M Records ‎AMLH 64614). Rick Wakeman, Minimoog. #Minimoog throughout but an extended jam beginning at about 0:57 in this track.
the book cover for white rock by rick wakeman
Moog, a History in Recordings: In Celebration of the Minimoog - The Bob Moog Foundation
No gear on the cover here, but look inside...White Rock (A&M Records ‎AMLH 64614). Rick Wakeman, #Moog #Minimoog
an article in a magazine about electronics and the history of it's components, with a man standing next to one of them
Moog: A history in recordings | Dick Hyman, master stylist of the Moog modular - The Bob Moog Foundation
Inside notes of The Age of Electronicus. Dick Hyman / #Moog
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Beatle George Harrison’s brief journey into experimental electronics
Electronic Sound - George Harrison's little known #Moog Modular album...
a man is standing in front of some electronics
Buy King Tubby: Dancehall Style Dub Deluxe edition by King Tubby on MP3, WAV, FLAC, AIFF & ALAC at Juno Download
King Tubby: Dancehall Style Dub Deluxe edition at Juno Download. King Tubby: Dancehall Style Dub Deluxe edition
an album cover for the music of electronics
Moog: A history in recordings | Dick Hyman, master stylist of the Moog modular - The Bob Moog Foundation
The Age of Electronicus (LP, Command 946 S, August 1969). Dick Hyman & #Moog again.
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Gökçen Kaynatan - Finders Keepers Records
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a woman sitting on the floor next to an electronic organ and talking on a cell phone
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As the previous pinner said: Are there any other hits BESIDES Popcorn? #minimoog #synth
a man sitting in front of a trumpet with the words bill warog on it
Moog, a History in Recordings: In Celebration of the Minimoog - The Bob Moog Foundation
OK - so no vintage gear on the cover (no the trombone doesn't count), but from the notes on the #Moog website it's: “Ayo” from Manhattan Wildlife Refuge (Columbia ‎KC 33090). Bill Watrous, Minimoog solo by Dick Hyman. Beginning at about 5:05 in this track. 1974.
Label for “The Minotaur” single, long version. First #Moog hit record... Tony Scott, The Minotaur, Record Sleeves, Booker T, Bossa Nova, James Brown, Music History, Electronic Music, Music Record
Moog: A history in recordings | Dick Hyman, master stylist of the Moog modular - The Bob Moog Foundation
Label for “The Minotaur” single, long version. First #Moog hit record...
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Moog: The Electric Eclectics of Dick Hyman (LP, Command 938 S, January 1969) Bad Album, R&b Albums, The Minotaur, Lp Cover, Record Sleeves, Best Albums, Album Cover Art, Record Album, Lp Vinyl
Moog: A history in recordings | Dick Hyman, master stylist of the Moog modular - The Bob Moog Foundation
Moog: The Electric Eclectics of Dick Hyman (LP, Command 938 S, January 1969)
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Space Machine - Cosmos From Diode Ladder Filter
Space Machine - Cosmos From Diode Ladder Filter (CD, Album) at Discogs
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Kevin Foakes (Strictly Kev / DJ Food) – Dust & Grooves. Vinyl Collection Books
Dick Hyman MOOG album there on DJ Food's shelf... Dust_and_Grooves_5079
a record player sitting on top of a table next to a stack of records in a store
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an old movie poster with the words moog written in red and black on it
Moog: A history in recordings | Dick Hyman, master stylist of the Moog modular - The Bob Moog Foundation
Probably the first Moog album... Dick Hyman's #Moog album - Command advertisement from Billboard, Feb. 15, 1969, p. 73. - from the notes at the bottom: "The first "popular" synthesiser album - an electronic brainchild from the marriage of melody and MOOG."