Umano Non Umano (Human Not Human) is an Italian art film (released in 1972, but shot in 1969) produced by Mario Schifano in which Keith plays a Moog synthesizer.
Sam Umland, a professor of English at the University of Nebraska at Kearney, discusses the early analog Moog sequencer the Rolling Stones purchased as a group on September 3, 1968 and what became of it:
"Apparently at the time the idea was that Mick was going to use the Moog synthesizer 'as
his instrument in the band'. As is well known, Mick Jagger did not take up the synthesizer. "But, according to Pinch and Trocco (
Analog Days: The Invention and Impact of the Moog Synthesizer; Harvard University Press, 2002), the Moog synthesizer originally purchased by the Stones lived on: 'It was sold on to the Hansa by the Wall recording studio in Berlin, where in 1973 Christoph Franke of Tangerine Dream purchased it for $15,000. The Moog sequencer became the defining element of Tangerine Dream’s sound, and the Moog became an enduring influence on the many waves of German electronic music in the 1970s.'"
From Sam Umland's blog
The Man From Moog at: [
www.60x50.com]
The Moog was used as a prop in the movie
Performance (a Moog Series III modular synthesizer), the first feature film to show a Moog synthesizer.
In Schifano's film, Mick also mimes to Street Fighting Man, followed by the Keith clip again, which starts at 3:30.
In the full film, Mick appears at 35:57, and Keith is shown at 1:01:17.
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