Moog Indigo (1970)

About this title: After establishing himself at the vanguard of electronic music as one half of Perrey & Kingsley, Jean Jacques Perrey continued to pursue his own uniquely space-age brand of humor-oriented pop throughout the 1970s. One of the best examples of his work during this time is Moog Indigo, an album built around Perrey's experiments with the Moog synthesizer. This album has been popular with the electronica crowd thanks to the presence of "E.V.A.," a funky synth excursion that became popular with remixers (Fatboy Slim turned in a memorable remix of this tune on Best of Moog). The remainder of the ... read more

Tracks:

1. Soul City [Prilly/Mann/Badale]
2. E.V.A. [Prilly/Perreault/Ba]
3. The Rose and the Cross [Sigrist]
4. Cat in the Night [Prilly/Breuer/Carol]
5. The Flight of the Bumblebee [Perrey/Breuer/Carol]
6. Moog Indigo [Perrey/Badale]
7. Gossipo Perpetuo [Perrey/Breuer/Carol]
8. Country Rock Polka [Prilly/Bouillon/Bre]
9. The Elephant Never Forgets [Perrey/Breuer/Carol]
10. 18th Century Puppet [Prilly/Breuer]
11. Hello, Dolly! [Herman]
12. Passport to the Future [Perrey/Badale]

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.