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MOOG Liberation
Saturday, May 24, 2008
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Santana's Borboletta record is perhaps his best and Tom's work on it is amazing!
ReplyDeleteGotta love the early 80's motif! The liberation suits that time very well;)
I saw Tom Coster during this period doing a Moog?Ibanez clinic at a Sam Ash in Queens NYC!! He was playing a banana yellow Liberation with a pitch wheel on the neck instead of the stock ribbon. The liberation was going through Ibanez stomp boxes.Backing him was a reel to reel providing drums and I think a MemoryMoog was synce'd to it. They had a raffle for some Ibanez stomp boxes. My brother and I bought the raffled chorus pedal off a guy who had no idea what to do with it! Good times :)
ReplyDeleteThe solo that its son (Tom Coster Jr.) he does in Dances Sister Dance of the LP MoonFlower is one of solos the most beautiful ones than I have listened. Without a doubt, ton Coster is one of my great influences!
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