Sepia Mutiny: A minor tamasha ensued, during which Philip Glass turned to me and said, with an air of wisdom, “Don’t worry, they have very small appetites.”
now playing: safe as milk - captain beefheart & the magic band.
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The Beach Boys "Good Vibrations" did not use a theremin, but rather an instrument that was given the misleading name of "electro-theremin." The electro-theremin, invented by Paul Tanner and constructed with the assistance of Bob Whitsell, was an audio oscillator fitted with a slider and printed scale. Tanner invented the electro-theremin to provide pitch-accurate theremin-like sounds with much greater ease than possible with a true theremin.
Posted by: Art Harrison | November 28, 2006 at 09:40 PM