Mellotronists

Hello everyone.

My name is Ryan Guidry.  Some of you may of heard of me from the bands 
Deadwood Forest or Scattered Pages.  Anyhow, I just recently joined this 
mailing list and this is my first post.  Though I myself do not own a 
Mellotron, I have had plenty of access to Mitch Mignano's (Deadwood 
keyboardist) M400.  I'm currently enjoying the delights of the Mike Pinder 
CD-rom at my home, and using the samples extensively on my newer recordings.

I was wondering if any Moody Blues fans knew which Mellotron sound is used 
in Dr. Livingstone, I Presume (the motif which appears at the song's intro 
and repeats directly before each chorus).  It is obviously run through a 
fuzz box but I don't know which tape it is.  Might it be MKII piano?

Also, years ago (probably in '96 or '97) Mitch forwarded me an email from 
Mellotronists which contained a list of all the Chamberlain sounds used on 
Seventh Sojourn.  Does anyone still have this list and if so could you email 
it to me?

I look forward to future discussions in this group.

Take care,
Ryan

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--- In Mellotronists@yahoogroups.com, "Ryan Guidry" <bigrynz@h...> 
wrote:
> Hello everyone.  My name is Ryan Guidry.  Some of you may of heard 
of me from the bands Deadwood Forest or Scattered Pages.

Welcome Ryan!
According to Franks Mellotron Book, Chamberlin Cello was used on New 
Horizons, Chamberlin(?) Three Violins and 'tron Accordion on For My 
Lady, Chamberlin Oboe on Lost In A Lost World, Half Speed Brass
(MKII?) on I'm Just A Singer.

I would assume Chamberlin Three Violins on Isn't Life Strange.

Let us know if you have any more recordings posted.

Clay