Enter the Synthesiser and the music scene changed

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Soft Cell – Tainted Love

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Early Human League.

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I think Ultravox used them

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French TV 1967

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Excellent performance…

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Why thank you young man…that’s me on the right…or is it the left… :laughing:

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Wendy (formerly Walter) Carlos played a big part of the development of the Moog synthesizer. Her Album Switched on Bach was released in 1968 & Bob Moog called it, The birth of a new music genre.But Bob & Wendy did collaborate to further develop the synthesizer.

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Rendevous Houston:

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Yellow Magic Orchestra

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OK a Hammond Organ is not exactly a Synth, but still, fab performance, fab tune.

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I’m sure many electronic circuit builders would disagree d00d. Electronic organs are technically a synthetized sound and the notes are not produced by forced air passing through pitch pipes👍

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For me, without a doubt, it was Kraftwerk and Amanda Lear

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Does anyone remember moog music, possibly the start of music created totally on synthesisers? I recall it and also remember a family member who had a collection of vinyl records in all different colours, however, I cannot recall if both of these were at the same time, any ideas anyone?

A Brief History of the Minimoog Part I

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I sure do Baz and I even booked a trial, but alas, it was far far too much to afford on my income even spread over many months :-1:

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No stopping me now: Donna Summer and Vangelis

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Yes, me too. I remember.

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That was a shame LD, it took off as I recall. A bit hazy now about details but I did find this one by someone I am sure many will remember, Rick Wakeman. It is amazing what one person can create on one.

Rick Wakeman & Jon Lord Jam

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