Mellotronists

Speaking of Hot Butter's "Popcorn", as I recall when the song was 
first released in 1972, much to-do was made over it all being
recorded using a Moog.  The string section in the middle however has 
me wondering though....did Stan Free use 'tron strings for that part?
Or am I hearing things?

Inquiring minds want to know,

FS. Weller (when I'm done with my studio, #574 would look very nice 
there)




--- In Mellotronists@yahoogroups.com, "mellotrongirl" 
<mellotrongirl@h...> wrote:
> Was kind of curious if the latest M-400 on eBay was something Steve 
> Million and Joe Welsh might have used in their incredible analog 
> synth studio--a converted home in nearby Brentwood
(guidotoons.com). 
> The two of them just released Thelonious Moog's "Yes We Didn't" --
a 
> throwback to those kitsch-y Moog rekkids of the late 60's into the 
> early 70s. There is some Mellotron on the new CD, tho' (flutes here 
> and there).
> 
> Cool they mentioned Roger Powell and Beaver & Krause (but they 
forgot 
> Hot Buttered Popcorn and Copper Plated Integrated Circuit)!
> 
> More nice M-400 flutes on the new Stereophonics CD, btw.