via The Bob Moog Foundation:
"We are proud to announce the release of a new, historical Bob Moog timeline, which traces the historical evolution of Bob's professional path. With nearly 100 different posts, the timeline reveals brand new archival material, including some never before seen family photos, documents, and letters, as well as many points in Moog history that are little known.
This is the most comprehensive timeline on Bob Moog that you will find online.
Check out the timeline here.
All of the historical images on the timeline can be expanded for better viewing, and many of the posts have expandable text for those seeking a deeper understanding of Bob Moog's history.
We will continue to add to the timeline periodically. Be sure to check back and see what's new!
We have labored over this timeline, and we'd love to hear your feedback. Let us know what you think by emailing us at info@moogfoundation.org."
"Moog modular historian Thom Holmes returns with an examination of Richard Teitelbaum, who made the earliest and boldest use of the Moog in improvisational music, and was co-founder of the free improvisation ensemble Musica Elettronica Viva (MEV). Teitelbaum befriended Bob Moog and asked him to find a way to amplify sub-audio brainwaves to use as control voltages with the Moog synthesizer.
Read more about Richard Teitelbaum here."
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