
And I submit that Walter and Wendy could be classified as a person and a group, depending on how broadly you view the timeline of human existence. And besides, he/she/them is not the correct answer.
Quiz: I heard the first question when I was playing a cheesy DVD trivia game with some friends the other day.
It was The Monkees, LOL!
Mickey bought one of the first modulars from the Dr. M. It was played by Paul Beaver on the album "PISCES, AQUARIUS, CAPRICORN & JONES LTD", released 11/67. (SOB was released in late 1968.)
Later when I was verifying this seemingly ludicrous 'fact', I learned that the first Billboard Top Forty Moog single was...
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(Boy are you gonna be surprised!).
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Tell me life isn't full of sprizes.

The lead phrases in this song remind me very much of someone else's playing. Anyone else have that feeling?