Lothar And The Hand People — Presenting…Lothar And The Hand People 1968 (USA, Psychedelic Rock)
The band formed in Denver in 1965. They moved to New York in 1966. They gained popularity for being the first to use the Moog modular synthesizer and the theremin (an electronic musical instrument created in 1918 by Russian inventor Lev Sergeyevich Theremin) in their music. They played concerts with The Byrds, Grateful Dead, Canned Heat, The Lovin' Spoonful, and the Chambers Brothers. They opened for the Atlantic City Pop Festival in Atlantic City (August 1-3, 1969). They released only two albums.
Tracks:
01. Machines - 0:00
02. This Is It - 2:37
03. This May Be Goodbye - 5:27
04. That's Another Story - 8:03
05. Kids Are Little People - 10:13
06. Ha (Ho) - 12:38
07. Sex And Violence - 16:13
08. Bye Bye, Love - 19:04
09. Milkweed Love - 21:32
10. You Won't Be Lonely - 24:28
11. Woody Woodpecker - 27:03
12. It Comes On Anyhow - 27:51
13. Paul, In Love - 31:10
Bonuses:
14. Have Mercy (Mercy, Mercy, Mercy) - 34:07
15. Let The Boy Pretend - 36:01
16. L-O-V-E (Ask For It By Name) - 38:12
17. Rose Colored Glasses - 40:30
18. Every Single Word - 42:59
19. Comic Strip - 45:08
Personnel:
Rusty Ford - bass
Kim King — Moog synthesizer, guitar, Ampex tape decks
Paul Conly — keyboards, audio generator, Moog synthesizer
John Emelin - lead vocals, Theremin (Lothar)
Tom Flye – percussion
