Editing List of Moog synthesizer players

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This is a list of notable musicians who use [[Moog synthesizer]]s. <!-- Only add names here if the person has their own article on Wikipedia, please. Anything else will be removed. -->
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==A==
*[[ABBA]] – a minimoog and polymoog played by [[Benny Andersson]]
*[[Patrick Adams (musician)|Patrick Adams]]
*[[Walter Afanasieff]] – Producer
*[[Air (French band)|Air]]<ref>{{cite magazine|url=https://archive.org/stream/FutureMusicIssue68April1998Optimized/Future%20Music%20Issue%2068%20April%201998%20Optimized#page/n65/mode/2up|title=Air condition|magazine=[[Future Music]]|issue=68|date=April 1998|page=64|publisher=Future Publishing|issn=0967-0378|oclc=1032779031}}</ref>
*[[Don Airey]]
*[[Damon Albarn]] – [[Blur (band)|Blur]]
*[[The Anniversary]]
*[[Apoptygma Berzerk]]
*[[Arandel]]
*[[Arjen Lucassen]]
*[[Army of Freshmen]]
*[[Alesso]]

==B==
*[[Tony Banks (musician)|Tony Banks]] – Genesis – Used a Polymoog mostly on [[...And Then There Were Three...|''And Then There Were Three'']] (1978) information on the book from [[Armando Gallo]] – ''I Know What I Like'' (DIY) 1981
*[[Basilica and National Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation]] Many Synthesizers are used in the church's keyboard section
*[[Les Baxter]] (See in 1968, ''Moog Rock'' Album)
*[[Armin Van Buuren]]
*[[Leroy Bach]] – [[Wilco]]
*[[Zac Baird]] – [[Korn]], [[Everlast (singer)|Everlast]], [[Fear and the Nervous System]], [[Jonathan Davis and the SFA]], Maimou
*[[Peter Bardens]] – [[Camel (band)|Camel]]
*[[Battlecat (producer)|Battlecat]] – Hip hop producer ([[Snoop Dogg]])
*[[Peter Baumann]] – solo and with ([[Tangerine Dream]]) - Moog modular 
*[[Beastie Boys]]
*[[The Beach Boys]]
*[[The Beatles]] – one of the first mainstream albums to use a Moog was ''[[Abbey Road]]''
*[[Paul Beaver]]
*[[Bee Gees]] – "Sweet Song of Summer", ''To Whom It May Concern'' (1972); one of the earliest implementations of a Moog in a popular music record (LP)
*[[Nuno Bettencourt]] – [[Extreme (band)|Extreme]], [[DramaGods|Population1]]
*[[Marek Biliński]] – Polish electronic music composer. On his debut album, ''Garden Of The King Of Dawn'', he solely used Minimoog, Polymoog and Micromoog.
*[[Blackmail (band)|Blackmail]]
*[[Tim Blake]] – [[Crystal Machine]] -[[Gong (band)|Gong]] & [[Hawkwind]] – Moog modular 55, minimoog
*[[Paul Bley]] – First live performance of a Moog, at Lincoln Center in 1969
*[[Blondie (band)|Blondie]]
*[[David Borden]] – Mother Mallard
*[[David Bowie]]
*[[The Boxing Lesson]] – use Moog extensively, often in place of a bass guitar
*[[Black Label Society]] – Moog used by Zakk Wylde extensively on the 2005 ''Mafia'' Album.
*[[Big Wu]]
*[[Bon Jovi]] - Memorymoog

==C==
*[[Cake (band)|Cake]]
*[[Wendy Carlos]] – Wendy Carlos was one of the first users of Moog's equipment. She even collaborated with Moog during the development of his equipment.
*[[Jesse Carmichael]] – [[Maroon 5]]
*[[Matt Cameron]] – The drummer of the popular American grunge band [[Soundgarden]].
*[[Jane Child]]
*[[José Cid]] – On the album ''10,000 Anos Depois Entre Venus e Marte''
*[[CKY (band)|CKY]]
*[[Todd Tamanend Clark]]
*[[Vince Clarke]] – [[Erasure (duo)|Erasure]] – [[Yazoo (band)|Yazoo]]
*[[Charlie Clouser]] – [[Nine Inch Nails]]
*[[Chvrches|CHVRCHES]]
*[[Cloudland Canyon]]
*[[Phil Collins]], Minimoog bassline on "Sussudio" & "Who Said I Would" from the album ''[[No Jacket Required]]'' (1985)
*[[Coldplay]]
*[[Jenny Conlee]] – [[The Decemberists]]
*[[Norman Cook]]
*[[Tom Coppola]]
*[[The Chemical Brothers]]
*[[Chick Corea]]
*[[Chris Cox (DJ)|Chris Cox]]
*[[Chris Cross]] – [[Ultravox]] – [[Minimoog]]
*[[Graham Coxon]] – [[Blur (band)|Blur]]
*[[Joel Cummins]] – of [[Umphrey's Mcgee]]
*[[The Cure]]
*[[Lee Curreri]]
*[[The Crystal Method]]
*[[Charly Garcia]]
*[[Cory Henry]] – [[Snarky Puppy]]
*[[Tony Carey]] – [[Rainbow Rising]] – [[Minimoog]]

==D==
*[[DJ Logic]]
*[[DJ Quik]]
*[[Daft Punk]]
*[[Dana Countryman]]
*[[Paul Davis (singer)|Paul Davis]]
*[[Dean Fertita]]-[[Queens of the Stone Age]], [[The Dead Weather]]
*[[Dave Greenfield]] – [[The Stranglers]]
*[[David Crowder]] – [[David Crowder Band]]
*[[Deadmau5]]
*[[Dead Disco]]
*[[Deep Forest]]
*[[Deftones]]
*[[Dennis DeYoung]] – [[Styx (band)|Styx]]
*[[Depeche Mode]] – (used [[Moog Prodigy]], [[Moog Source]])
*[[James Dewees]] – [[The Get Up Kids]] and [[Reggie and the Full Effect]]
*[[Devo]]
*[[Travis Dickerson]]
*[[Disclosure (band)]]
*[[Thomas Dolby]]
*[[Main Street Electrical Parade|Don Dorsey]] – Composer/engineer of Disney's "Main Street Electrical Parade"
*[[Neal Doughty]] – [[REO Speedwagon]]
*[[Micky Dolenz]] – [[The Monkees]]
*[[Geoff Downes]] – [[Buggles]], [[Yes (band)|Yes]], [[Asia (band)|Asia]]
*[[Daryl Dragon]]
*[[Dr. Dre]]
*[[DragonForce]]
*[[Dream Theater]]
*[[Dubstar]]
*[[Duchess Says]]
*[[George Duke]]
*[[Jimmy Destri]]-[[Blondie (band)|Blondie]] Major songwriter and keyboardist who was one of the first users of the Polymoog in such hits as "Heart of Glass" and "Atomic"
*[[Larry Dunn]] – [[Earth, Wind & Fire]]
*[[The Dust Brothers]]
*[[Lisa Bella Donna]]

==E==
*[[Steve Earle]]
*[[Edan (musician)|Edan]]
*[[Keith Emerson]] – [[Emerson, Lake & Palmer]] – [[Emerson, Lake & Powell]] -Known to be among the first user of Moog products from 1968, specially a massive custom built modular synthesizer that can be seen in most of his live performances 
*[[Brian Eno]] – [[Roxy Music]]
*[[Gene Eugene]] – [[Adam Again]] and [[Starflyer 59]]
*[[Everyone Asked About You]]
*[[François Evans]]

==F==
*[[Harold Faltermeyer]] - used Model 15 e.g. on Axel F. (bass)
*[[Fatboy Slim]]
*[[Mike Farrell]] – [[Morrissey]], [[Macy Gray]]
*[[Susan Fassbender]]
*[[Larry Fast]]
*[[Franz Ferdinand (band)|Franz Ferdinand]]
*[[Dean Fertita]] – [[Queens of the Stone Age]], [[The Dead Weather]]
*[[Doug Fieger]] – [[The Knack]]
*[[John Fogerty]]
*[[Ben Folds]]
*[[David Foster]] (used mostly [[Minimoog]] during the 1980s and 1990s, and occasionally used [[Moog Source]] and [[Memorymoog]] during the 1980s)
*[[Christopher Franke]] – [[Tangerine Dream]] Known from the Virgin years records as a user of a massive custom IIIp modular system, and also a minimoog – Rubycon, Ricochet (1975), and memorymoog
*[[Friendly Fires]]
*[[Florian Fricke]] who sold his modular to [[Klaus Schulze]].
*[[Eloy Fritsch]] – [[Apocalypse (band)|Apocalypse]]
*[[Jürgen Fritz|Hans-Jürgen Fritz]] – Keyboardist of the German prog band [[Triumvirat]].
*[[Edgar Froese]] – [[Tangerine Dream]] Known from the Virgin years records as a user of a custom IIIp modular system, and also a minimoog, polymoog & memorymoog 
*[[Front Line Assembly]]
*[[John Frusciante]] – [[Red Hot Chili Peppers]]

==G==
*[[Madonna Wayne Gacy]] – [[Marilyn Manson (band)|Marilyn Manson]]
*[[Charly García]]
*[[Gaudi (musician)|Gaudi]]
*[[Maurice Gibb]] – Bee Gees – "Sweet Song of Summer" To Whom It May Concern (1972)
*[[Gregg Giuffria]]
*[[Mort Garson]] – ''The Wozard of Iz'' (1969), ''Black Mass Lucifer'' (1971), ''Plantasia'' (1976)<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.hipwax.com/music/oddpop/moog_mg.html|title=HYP RECORDS/Odd Pop: Moog—Mort Garson|website=Hipwax.com|access-date=13 April 2023}}</ref>
*[[Martin L. Gore]] – [[Depeche Mode]]
*[[Dave Greenfield]] – The Stranglers
*[[Goldfrapp]]
*[[Patrick Gleeson]] San Francisco-based keyboardist, pioneered synthesizers in rock and jazz, played Moog on 1971 rock album ''[[Sunfighter]]'' and Herbie Hancock's 1972 ''[[Crossings (Herbie Hancock album)|Crossings]]''

==H==
*[[Hailu Mergia]]
*[[4hero]]
*[[Jan Hammer]] – [[Mahavishnu Orchestra]], [[Jeff Beck]], [[Miami Vice]] – One of the first users of the Minimoog, known for his guitar-like pitch bending technique.
*[[George Harrison]] – One of the first pop albums to use the Moog was his ''[[Electronic Sound]]'' solo LP, recorded (partially) in 1968 and released early 1969. 
*[[Head East]]
*[[Heart (band)|Heart]]
*[[Herbie Hancock]] – used a Micromoog, Minimoog and Polymoog, which can be seen on the back cover of his 1979 album ''Sunlight''
*[[John Hawken]] – [[Strawbs]]
*[[Heldon]]
*[[Gregory Hinde]]
*[[Hinterland]]
*[[Ken Hensley]]
*[[Michael Hoenig]] - Tangerine Dream & solo. Minimoog
*[[Nellee Hooper]]
*[[HORSE The Band]]
*[[Liam Howlett]] – [[The Prodigy]]
*[[Chad Hugo]] – [[The Neptunes]], [[N.E.R.D]]
*[[Hybrid (producers)|Hybrid]]
*[[Dick Hyman]]

==I==
*[[Incubus (band)|Incubus]]
*[[Isao Tomita]]

==J==
*[[J Dilla]] (used a custom [[Minimoog Voyager]])
*[[Jack's Mannequin]]
*[[Michael Jackson]]
*[[James Lascelles]] – [[Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel]]. Played alongside a [[Korg Trinity|Korg Trinity ProX-88]] keyboard – even in acoustic sets.
*[[Jane Child]]
*[[Janet Jackson]]
*[[Randy Jackson]] (of [[Journey (band)|Journey]]) – [[Moog Source]] (1984–1989, 1993)
*[[Jimmy Jam]] – Producer, former member of [[The Time (band)|The Time]]
*[[Chris Jasper]]
*[[Jean-Michel Jarre]]
*[[Joy Electric]]
*[[Los Jaivas]] – used a minimoog on the album [[Alturas de Macchu Picchu]]<ref>{{cite web |first=Gonzalo |last=Ugarte C. |title=Disco Inmortal: Los Jaivas – Alturas de Macchu Picchu (1981) |url=https://www.nacionrock.com/disco-inmortal-los-jaivas-alturas-de-machu-picchu-1981/ |website=Nación Rock |access-date=14 October 2022 |language=es |date=17 October 2017}}</ref>
*[[Jesse Johnson (keyboardist)|Jesse Johnson]] – Of [[Motion City Soundtrack]]
*[[Adam Jones (musician)|Adam Jones]] – Tool
*[[John Paul Jones (musician)|John Paul Jones]] – With [[Led Zeppelin]] on the song "[[Friends (Led Zeppelin song)|Friends]]"
*[[Billy Joel]]
*[[Justice (band)|Justice]]
*[[Jordan Rudess]] – [[Dream Theater]] and [[Liquid Tension Experiment]]

==K==
*[[Mark Kelly (keyboardist)|Mark Kelly]] – [[Marillion]] – Used a Minimoog, specially on early albums from 1983 with Fish
*[[Edd Kalehoff]]
*[[Jesse F. Keeler]] – [[Death from Above 1979]]
*[[Geoffrey Keezer]] – Christian McBride Band
*[[Brian Kehew]] – Half of [[The Moog Cookbook]]
*[[Kenna]]
*[[Alicia Keys]]
*[[Gershon Kingsley]] – ''Music to Moog by'', etc.
*[[Kontour]] – ([[Some Bizzare]] Records)
*[[Kombi (band)]] – (used [[Multimoog]])
*[[Kraftwerk]] (used [[Micromoog]], [[Minimoog]] and [[Polymoog]])
*[[Lenny Kravitz]]
*[[David Kristian]]
*[[Pamelia Kurstin]] – [[theremin]] artist.
*[[Kashif]] – artist
*[[Adem K]] – Australian [[Indie Rock]] musician

==L==
*[[Craig Leon]] – Avant garde composer [[Nommos]], Producer for [[The Ramones]], [[Suicide]], [[Blondie (band)|Blondie]], [[Andreas Scholl]]
*[[Dan Lacksman]] – [[Telex (band)|Telex]], [[Electronic System]]
*[[Ulf Langheinrich]]
*[[James Lascelles]] – [[Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel]]. Played alongside a [[Korg Trinity|Korg Trinity ProX-88]] keyboard – even in acoustic sets.
*[[Jon Lord]] – [[Deep Purple]], [[Whitesnake]]
*[[Rhett Lawrence]] – Producer for [[The Black Eyed Peas]], [[Kelly Clarkson]], [[Mariah Carey]]
*[[Geddy Lee]] – [[Rush (band)|Rush]]
*[[Rita Lee]]
*[[Douglas Leedy]] – Avant garde composer
*[[Lendi Vexer]] – Diego Guiñazu
*[[Lettuce (band)|Lettuce]] – ''[[Lactucarium]]''
*[[Steve Lindsey]]
*[[Christian "Flake" Lorenz]] ([[Rammstein]])
*[[Linkin Park]]
*[[Louis Johnson (bassist)|Louis Johnson]] – Used on ''[[We Are the World]]'' and ''[[Back on the Block]]''
*[[Mark Linkous]] – [[Sparklehorse]]
*[[The Locust]] – [[Post-punk]]/[[noise rock]]/[[crust punk]] band
*[[The Lovemakers]]
*[[Ludo (band)|Ludo]]
*[[Jeff Lynne]] – [[Electric Light Orchestra]] – Used a Minimoog on ''Out of the Blue'' (1977)
*[[The Listening (band)|The Listening]]
*[[John Linnell]] – in both [[They Might Be Giants]] and the early band [[The Mundanes]]
*[[Sławomir Łosowski]] – [[Kombi (band)|Kombi]]
*Diana Lewis – used Moog Modular on "First Episode at Hienton" and "The Cage" on ''[[Elton John (album)|Elton John]]'' (1970)<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.eltonjohn.com/stories/50-years-on-remembering-the-elton-john-album-part-2|title=50 Years On: Remembering the ''Elton John'' Album, Part 2|website=Eltonjohn.com|access-date=13 April 2023}}</ref>

==M==
*[[Mike Mainieri]]
*[[Manfred Mann (musician)|Manfred Mann]] – Minimoog from the very beginning around 1972, and recently a Moog Voyager
*[[Mastodon (band)|Mastodon]]
*[[Martin Gore]]
*[[Roger Joseph Manning Jr.|Roger Manning]] – The other half of [[The Moog Cookbook]], keyboards for [[Jellyfish (band)|Jellyfish]], Imperial Drag, [[Beck]], [[Air (French band)|Air]], and TV Eyes
*[[Mike Pinder]] – Moody Blues – Used on Question of Balance (1970) and Every Good Boy Deserves Favour Albums (1971)
*[[Terry Manning]] – One of the earliest uses (1968) on a rock album ''[[Home Sweet Home (rock album)|Home Sweet Home]]''
*[[Ray Manzarek]] – One of the earliest uses on an album, from the psychedelic rock album ''[[Strange Days (Doors album)|Strange Days]]'' by [[The Doors]]
*[[Tommy Mars]] – in [[Frank Zappa]]'s band. Can be heard on several Zappa albums and seen in the movie ''[[Baby Snakes]]''.
*[[The Moog Cookbook]]
*[[MGMT]] – (formerly known as The Management)
*[[Anthony Marinelli]]  – (synthesizer (and [[Synclavier]]) orchestration/composer for film)
*[[Money Mark]]
*[[Hideki Matsutake]]
*[[Linda McCartney]] – Wings
*[[Paul McCartney]]
*[[Page McConnell]] – [[Phish]]
*[[Roger McGuinn]] – [[The Byrds]]
*[[Doug McKechnie]] – a pioneer of synthesizers, highly active in the San Francisco music scene from 1968 to 1972.
*[[Gabrial McNair]] – [[No Doubt]], Oslo
*[[John Medeski]] – [[Medeski, Martin and Wood]]
*[[Max Middleton]]
*[[John Mills-Cockell]] Electronic musician from Toronto, Canada who recorded and played live with Moog synths in several bands in the late 60s and early 70s.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://thomholmes.com/Noise_and_Notations/Noise_and_Notations_Blog/Entries/2013/1/14_The_Greatest_Moog_Albums_of_1970.html |title=Thom Holmes Noise and Notations |website=thomholmes.com |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140116201729/http://thomholmes.com/Noise_and_Notations/Noise_and_Notations_Blog/Entries/2013/1/14_The_Greatest_Moog_Albums_of_1970.html |archive-date=2014-01-16}} </ref>
*[[Takako Minekawa]]
*[[Kerry Minnear]] – [[Gentle Giant]]
*[[Joni Mitchell]] – On the song "The Jungle Line" from ''[[The Hissing of Summer Lawns]]''
*[[Moby]]
*[[The Monkees]] – Their song "Daily Nightly" was the first known pop recording to feature a synthesizer, namely the Moog Modular synth purchased by Micky Dolenz, only the third to be sold commercially at the time.
*[[Francis Monkman]]
*[[Hugo Montenegro]]
*[[Patrick Moraz]] – [[Yes (band)|Yes]], [[The Moody Blues]], Solo albums – in 1979 he used for "Future Memories" live on TV a Minimoog, a special custom double Minimoog and a Micromoog; a Polymoog can also be seen on stage.
*[[Morcheeba]]
*[[Jim Morrison]] ([[The Doors]])
*[[Giorgio Moroder]] and his team – A portable modular system, Minimoog
*[[Thurston Moore]] – [[Sonic Youth]], on [[Evol (Sonic Youth album)|Evol]]
*[[Steve Morse]] – [[Dixie Dregs]], [[Steve Morse Band]], [[Deep Purple]], [[Kansas (band)|Kansas]] – In the 70s and 80s Morse played a modified Fender Telecaster run through a homemade effects system using a full Minimoog, both studio and live
*[[Motion City Soundtrack]]
*[[Jason Mraz]]
*[[Muse (band)|Muse]] – Minimoogs are used to perform the band's signature synth [[arpeggios]], played live by [[Dominic Howard]] and [[Morgan Nicholls]].
*[[Mutemath]] – Lead singer/keyboardist [[Paul Meany]] added a Moog synth as well as a [[Hammond B3]] to his setup for the band's 2011 Odd Soul Introduction Tour.  Moog synthesizers have also featured prominently in some of the band's studio recordings.

==N==
*[[Pete Namlook]]
*[[Drew Neumann]]
*[[New Order (band)|New Order]]
*[[Czesław Niemen]]
*[[Vittorio Nocenzi]]  – with the Minimoog for the band [[Banco del Mutuo Soccorso]]
*[[Erik Norlander]] – [[Rocket Scientists]], [[Asia (band)|Featuring John Payne]], [[Lana Lane]], [[Bob Moog Foundation]]
*[[Gary Numan]] – notable for the Minimoog, Polymoog and Minimoog Voyager
*[[Neurosis (band)|Neurosis]]

==O==
*[[Roger O'Donnell]] – [[The Cure]], [[Thompson Twins]], [[The Psychedelic Furs]], [[Berlin (band)|Berlin]], [[Nine Inch Nails (band)|Nine Inch Nails]]
*[[Mike Oldfield]]
*[[William Onyeabor]]
*[[Ryo Okumoto]] – [[Spock's Beard]]
*[[Fernando Otero]]  – Minimoog

==P==
*[[David Paich]]
*[[Eduardo Parra]] Former Keyboardist from Chilean band, [[Los Jaivas]]
*[[Perpetual Groove]]
*[[Jean-Jacques Perrey]]
*[[Pharrell]]
*[[Plastiq Phantom]]
*[[Greg Phillinganes]]
*[[Phoenix (French band)|Phoenix]]
*[[Mike Pinder]] –[[Moody Blues]] – Used on ''[[A Question of Balance]]'' (1970) and ''[[Every Good Boy Deserves Favour (album)|Every Good Boy Deserves Favour]]'' albums (1971)
*[[Gino Piserchio]]
*[[Bill Plummer]]
*[[Portishead (band)|Portishead]] – [[Adrian Utley]]
*[[Portugal. The Man]]
*[[Roger Powell (musician)|Roger Powell]] – [[Todd Rundgren]], and the album of [[Meat Loaf]], ''[[Bat Out of Hell]]''
*[[Billy Preston]]
*[[Don Preston]]
*[[Steve Porcaro]]
*[[Prince (musician)|Prince]]
*[[Flavio Premoli]] – [[Premiata Forneria Marconi]]
*[[Pull Tiger Tail]] – British Indie Band; Moog Rogue, MG-1, Taurus 1 pedals and Little Phatty
*[[PlayRadioPlay!]] – [[Daniel Hunter (musician)|Daniel Hunter]]
*[[The Punk Group]] – Minimoog Voyager, SubPhatty, Minimoog Model D, Grandmother
*[[Federico González Peña]]

==Q==
*[[Queens of the Stone Age]] – [[Dean Fertita]] (Uses a [[Little Phatty]])

==R==
*[[Radiohead]]
*[[Robertinho de Recife]]
*[[Radio Massacre International]]
*[[Gerry Rafferty]] – "Whatever's Written in Your Heart". A [[Minimoog]] was used for some soft backing effects (as seen in official video).
*[[Jason Rebello]]
*[[Relient K]] – Select songs
*[[The Rentals]]
*[[The Residents]]
*[[Martin Rev]]
*[[Trent Reznor]] – [[Nine Inch Nails]]
*[[Nick Rhodes]] – [[Duran Duran]]
*[[David Rosenthal (musician)|David Rosenthal]] – [[Billy Joel]]
*[[Rick Rubin]]
*[[Jordan Rudess]] – [[Dream Theater]], [[Liquid Tension Experiment]]
*[[Leon Russell]]
*[[Mike Rutherford]] – [[Genesis (band)|Genesis]] – Used a Taurus bass pedal from 1975, source from the book "I know what I like" from Armando Gallo 1981
*[[Rwake]]
*[[Kristoffer Garm Rygg]] – [[Ulver]]
*[[Francis Rimbert]]
*[[Rush (band)|Rush]] – [[Geddy Lee]]

==S==
*[[Saga (band)|Saga]]
*[[Darian Sahanaja]] – [[Heart (band)|Heart]]
*[[David Sancious]]
*[[Santana (band)|Santana]]
*[[Jan Schelhaas]]
*[[Black Mountain (band)|Jeremy Schmidt]] of [[Black Mountain (band)|Black Mountain]] – [[Moog Source]]
*[[Johannes Schmoelling]] - Minimoog
*[[Eberhard Schoener]] – He bought the modular Moog IIIp  (previously used by [[the Beatles]]) in 1969.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFy0gD1zqA8 Eberhard Schoener übergibt den MOOG Synthesizer dem Deutschen Museum</ref>
*[[Klaus Schulze]] – Minimoogs, Micromoog, Polymoog, Modular, Memorymoog 
*[[Seeed]]
*[[Mark Shreeve]] of [[Redshift (music)|Redshift]] – modular 
*[[Eric Siday]] first user in the sixties, used early modulars
*[[Shaggy (artist)|Shaggy]]
*[[Matt Sharp]] – [[Weezer]], [[The Rentals]]
*[[Claudio Simonetti]] – [[Goblin (band)|Goblin]], Daemonia
*[[Paul Shaffer]] – ''[[Late Show with David Letterman]]''
*[[Tom Schuman]] – keyboardist from the jazz band [[Spyro Gyra]] used a Multimoog and Moog Liberation
*[[Paul Simon]]
*[[Skinny Puppy]]
*[[The Sleep-ins]]
*[[Snarky Puppy]]
*[[Józef Skrzek]] – leader of Polish group [[SBB (band)|SBB]]
*[[Sniff 'n' the Tears]]
*[[The Sounds]]
*[[Soulwax]]
*[[Space Art (band)|Space Art]] used a Polymoog and a Memorymoog.<ref name="OuestFrance">{{cite news|url=https://larochesuryon.maville.com/sortir/infos_-musique.-space-art-pionniers-de-l-electro-a-la-francaise_54135-3092333_actu.Htm|title=Musique. Space Art, pionniers de l'electro à la française|language=French|trans-title=Music. Space Art, pioneers of French electro|work=Ouest France|first=Philippe|last=Richard|date=29 November 2016|access-date=28 April 2021}}</ref>
*[[Stereolab]]
*[[David Scott Stone]]
*[[Robert Jan Stips]]
*[[Scott Storch]]
*[[Suicide (band)|Suicide]]
*[[Sun Ra]] – An idiosyncratic Jazz innovator, recorded and played live with a prototype Minimoog in late 1969 and thereafter made extensive use of Moogs in his music<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://moogfoundation.org/sun-ra-the-minimoog-by-historian-thom-holmes/|title = Sun Ra & the Minimoog|website=Moogfoundation.org|date = 6 November 2013}}</ref>
*[[SPOD (band)|SPOD]]  – Minimoog
*[[Sunn O)))]]
*[[The Supremes|Supremes]]
*[[Chris Swansen]] - composer in residence and musical director with the R.A. Moog Company, in 1969 he gave the world premier of the instrument at the Museum of Modern Art in New York<ref>{{Cite web |title=Dartmouth Alumni |url=https://alumni.dartmouth.edu/user/login?destination=node/10716%3Faspxerrorpath%3D/Default.aspx |access-date=2024-04-26 |website=alumni.dartmouth.edu}}</ref>
*[[Syrinx (band)|Syrinx]] Three-piece band from Toronto, Canada who recorded and toured 1970–1972 with John Mills-Cockell playing Moog and other synths<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.canuckistanmusic.com/index.php?maid=25|title=Syrinx Syrinx|website=Canuckistanmusic.com|access-date=13 April 2023}}</ref>
*[[Sylvan Esso]]
*[[Shalabi Effect]]
*[[Stephan Bodzin]]

==T==
*[[Peter Townshend]]
*[[Tycho (musician)|Tycho]]
*[[Richard Tandy]] – [[Electric Light Orchestra]] – Micromoog, Minimoog and Polymoog
*[[Tangerine Dream]] - 1973 to present day.  Used customised IIIP x 2 (1973-1979), Minimoog (from 1975), Polymoog (from 1979), Memorymoog (from 1982), Minimoog Voyager (from 2011), Minitaur, Sirin, Mother 32 & DFAM 
*[[Tegan and Sara]] – Minimoog
*[[Yann Tiersen]]
*[[That Dog]]
*[[Thursday (band)|Thursday]]
*[[Isao Tomita]] – Moog Modular 55 and Custom Modular synthesizers and Polymoog
*[[Tonto's Expanding Head Band]]
*[[Trentemøller]]
*[[Trocadero (band)|Trocadero]]
*[[Roger Troutman]] – [[Zapp (band)]]

==U==
*[[Ultravox]] – Notably the distinctive 'Vienna' bassline was performed on a Minimoog by Bassist Chris Cross
*[[The Units]] – Pioneers of [[electropunk]], Scott Ryser played a Minimoog on all of their records beginning in 1979 and Rachel Webber played a Moog Source.

==V==
*[[Eddie Van Halen]]
*[[Manuel Valera]] currently playing a Moog Little Phatty and Minimoog Voyager
*[[Anthony Cedric Vuagniaux]]
*[[Marián Varga]]

==W==
*[[Adam Wakeman]] With [[Ozzy Osbourne]], [[Black Sabbath]] & [[Strawbs]]
*[[Oliver Wakeman]] With [[Yes (band)|Yes]] on the [[Fly From Here]] album
*[[Rick Wakeman]]
*[[Steve Walsh (musician)|Steve Walsh]] – [[Kansas (band)|Kansas]]
*[[Jeremy Wall]] - Minimoog [[Spyro Gyra]] 
*[[Kit Watkins]] – Used a Minimoog with Camel in 1979 on "I Can See Your House from Here", also on solo album ''Labyrinth'' (1980)
*[[Whirlwind Heat]]
*[[Andy Whitmore]] Record Producer / Keyboard Player, London UK
*[[Alan Wilder]] – [[Recoil (band)|Recoil –]] [[Depeche Mode]]
*[[Ben Wilson (musician)|Ben Wilson]] – [[Blues Traveler]]
*[[Brian Wilson]] – On ''[[The Beach Boys Love You]]'' album
*[[Carl Wilson]] – On the ''[[Surf's Up (album)|Surf's Up]]'' album
*[[Dennis Wilson]] – On the ''[[Pacific Ocean Blue]]'' album
*[[Steve Winwood]] – With the Go band on their albums, ''[[Go (Go album)|Go]]'' and ''[[Go Live from Paris]]'' in 1976 and in his solo albums
*[[Peter Wolf (producer)|Peter Wolf]] – In [[Frank Zappa]]'s band.
*[[Stevie Wonder]]
*[[Bernie Worrell]] – Keyboard player with [[Parliament (band)|Parliament]], [[Funkadelic]], and touring member with [[Talking Heads]]
*[[Fred Wreck]] – Hip hop producer ([[Snoop Dogg]])
*[[Richard Wright (musician)|Richard Wright]] – [[Pink Floyd]] – Used on ''[[The Dark Side of the Moon]]'' (1973), ''[[Wish You Were Here (Pink Floyd album)|Wish You Were Here]]'' (1975), ''[[Animals (Pink Floyd album)|Animals]]'' (1977) and ''[[The Wall]]'' (1979)
*[[Klaus Wunderlich]] – Used a custom cabinet Moog modular system on the album ''Sound Moog 2000 Organ, Rhythm''  (1973)
*[[Gary Wright]]- [[Spooky Tooth]] and his solo career
*[[Zakk Wylde]] – [[Black Label Society]], on the album ''Mafia''

==Y==
*[[Akira Yamaoka]]
*[[Yellow Magic Orchestra]]
*[[Owl City|Adam Young]] – Owl City/Producer/Engineer, Owatonna MN
*[[Larry Young (jazz)|Larry Young]]
*[[Yes (band)|Yes]]
*Joey Youngman as [[Wolfgang Gartner]]

==Z==
*[[Frank Zappa]] – had most of his keyboard players played a Minimoog in the '70s and '80s.
*[[Zero 7]]
*[[Hans Zimmer]] – Film composer
*[[Zolof the Rock & Roll Destroyer]]
*[[Zigmars Liepins]] – ([[Moog Prodigy]])
*[[Zoot Woman]]
*[[Fred Zarr]]

==References==
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