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Hot Butter Telstar



The artist hot butter appears below popcorn box on face of cover. Musicor is a division of Talmadge Productions, New York. The track 'Telestar' on the 1972 vinyl release is actually a misprint and should be spelled 'Telstar' Barcode and Other Identifiers Rights Society (A1, A2, A4, A5, B2 to B6): ASCAP; Rights Society (A3, B1): BMI. Hot Butter Although Popcorn was the a top 20 one hit wonder hit for Hot Butter, the group received minor radio airplay with other instrumental songs including a remake of the 1962 number 11 hit Percolator by Billy Joe & The Checkmates. Song information for Telstar - Hot Butter on AllMusic. Hot Butter - Popcorn (Full Album) Vinyl Rip 1972 - Duration: 30:06. I smoke herb and rock a turban 66,347 views. Hot Butter lyrics, Hot Butter discography sorted by album.

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Tracklist

▼ CD 1
#TitleRatingLength
1Popcorn
phonographic copyright by:
Biem(international rights organization representing member societies from 58 countries)(in 1992, in 1993) and Stemra(Netherlands rights society for composers and music publishers)(in 1992, in 1993)
has remixes:
Popcorn (EON remix) by EON
mash-ups:
Floor Corn by Neil Cicierega
cover recording of:
Popcorn(in 1972)
composer:
Gershon Kingsley
later versions:
Sumu
later versions:
Palomitas de maiz(Pekenikes version)
4.252:34
2Day by Day
cover recording of:
Day by Day(Godspell)
lyricist and composer:
Stephen Schwartz
publisher:
New Cadenza Music Corp., Range Road Music Inc. and Valando Music, Inc.
part of:
Godspell(Stephen Schwartz musical)
3:50
3Apache
cover recording of:
Apache
composer:
Jerry Lordan
publisher:
Francis, Day & Hunter Ltd.
is the basis for:
How Does the Grass Grow?
is the basis for:
Apache
referred to in medleys:
Shadows Medley: Wonderful Land / Theme for Young Lovers / Atlantis / Apache / Wonderful Land
32:54
4At the Movies
recording of:
At the Movies
writer:
John Abbott(member of Hot Butter), Bill Jerome, Steve Jerome(songwriter & producer, member of Hot Butter) and Dave Mullaney
2:34
5Tristana
recording of:
Tristana
writer:
John Abbott(member of Hot Butter), Bill Jerome, Steve Jerome(songwriter & producer, member of Hot Butter), Danny Jordan and Dave Mullaney
3:29
6Song Sung Blue
cover recording of:
Song Sung Blue
lyricist and composer:
Neil Diamond(in 1972)
publisher:
Prophet Music Inc.
is based on:
Concerto for Piano no. 21 in C major, K. 467
later parody versions:
Psalms Come True
later versions:
Som en sång
later versions:
Chanson bleue(Sacha Distel song)
later translated versions:
Sing ein Lied
3:36
7Telstar
cover recording of:
Telstar
composer:
Joe Meek
publisher:
Ivy Music Ltd.
referred to in medleys:
Swastikas on Parade
later versions:
Magic Star(original vocal version of Telstar)
2:26
8Tomatoes2:22
9Amazing Grace
recording of:
Amazing Grace(Mullaney and Abbott's arrangement of the hym, ~1972)
arranger:
John Abbott(member of Hot Butter) and Dave Mullaney
arrangement of:
Amazing Grace(popular hymn first published 1779, catch-all)
2:58
10Love at First Sight
instrumental cover recording of:
Je t’aime… Moi non plus
lyricist and composer:
Serge Gainsbourg
publisher:
Heath Levy Music Co. Ltd. and Shapiro Bernstein & Co. Ltd.
is the basis for:
Guitar Song
later parody versions:
Shöteem
later translated versions:
I Love You (Me Either)
later parody versions:
Porn to Be Alive / Je t’aime
later translated versions:
I Love You... Nor Do I
later parody versions:
Ça (Je t'aime, moi non plus)
later parody versions:
Schötem (Jäel vs. Lauener)
later translated versions:
ジュ・テーム・モア・ノン・ブリュ
22:59
11Song of the Narobi Trio
cover recording of:
Song of the Nairobi Trio
writer:
Robert Maxwell
2:16
12The Silent Screen (Hot Butter)
recording of:
Hot Butter (The Silent Screen)
writer:
John Abbott(member of Hot Butter), Bill Jerome, Steve Jerome(songwriter & producer, member of Hot Butter), Danny Jordan and Dave Mullaney
2:12
13Mah-Na-Mah-Na1:51
14Masterpiece2:18
15Percolator2:00
16Skokiaan2:12
17Slag Solution2:28
18Sounds3:14
19Space Walk2:52
20Syncopated Clock2:17
21Tequila
cover recording of:
Tequila
lyricist:
Chuck Rio(Daniel Flores)
composer:
Chuck Río(Daniel Flores)
is the basis for:
What Happened(Sublime)
is the basis for:
Tequila(Terrorvision cover)
referred to in medleys:
Marijuana, Assassin of Youth
later translated parody versions:
Текила
51:49
22Wheels1:53

Credits

CD 1

arranger:
Dave Mullaney (track 9)
composer:
Jerry Lordan (track 3)
Serge Gainsbourg (track 10)
Stephen Schwartz (track 2)
lyricist:
Serge Gainsbourg (track 10)
Stephen Schwartz (track 2)
writer:
John Abbott(member of Hot Butter) (tracks 4–5, 12)
Bill Jerome (tracks 4–5, 12)
Steve Jerome(songwriter & producer, member of Hot Butter) (tracks 4–5, 12)
Robert Maxwell (track 11)
phonographic copyright by:
Biem(international rights organization representing member societies from 58 countries) (1992) (track 1)
Stemra(Netherlands rights society for composers and music publishers) (1992) (track 1)
Biem(international rights organization representing member societies from 58 countries) (1993) (track 1)
Stemra(Netherlands rights society for composers and music publishers) (1993) (track 1)
publisher:
Heath Levy Music Co. Ltd. (track 10)
New Cadenza Music Corp. (track 2)
Range Road Music Inc. (track 2)
Valando Music, Inc. (track 2)
has remixes:
mash-ups:
Floor Corn by Neil Cicierega (track 1)
arrangement of:
Amazing Grace(popular hymn first published 1779, catch-all) (track 9)
cover recording of:
Day by Day(Godspell) (track 2)
Song of the Nairobi Trio (track 11)
Tequila (track 21)
Popcorn (1972) (track 1)
instrumental cover recording of:
is based on:
Concerto for Piano no. 21 in C major, K. 467 (track 6)
is the basis for:
Guitar Song (track 10)
Tequila(Terrorvision cover) (track 21)
later parody versions:
Porn to Be Alive / Je t’aime (track 10)
Schötem (Jäel vs. Lauener) (track 10)
Ça (Je t'aime, moi non plus) (track 10)
later translated parody versions:
later translated versions:
I Love You (Me Either) (track 10)
Sing ein Lied (track 6)
later versions:
Chanson bleue(Sacha Distel song) (track 6)
Magic Star(original vocal version of Telstar) (track 7)
Som en sång (track 6)
part of:
Godspell(Stephen Schwartz musical) (track 2)
recording of:
Amazing Grace(Mullaney and Abbott's arrangement of the hym, ~1972) (track 9)
Hot Butter (The Silent Screen) (track 12)
Tristana (track 5)
referred to in medleys:
Shadows Medley: Wonderful Land / Theme for Young Lovers / Atlantis / Apache / Wonderful Land (track 3)

Release

Discogs:https://www.discogs.com/release/90311[info]
ASIN:US: B00004TS8M[info]

Release Group

Discogs:https://www.discogs.com/master/37108[info]

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Hot Butter
GenresPop, synthpop
Years active1971–1978
LabelsMusicor
Dynamo
Past members
Stan Free
Dave Mullaney
John Abbott
Bill Jerome
Steve Jerome
Danny Jordan

Hot Butter was an instrumentalcover band fronted by the keyboard player Stan Free. The other band members were Dave Mullaney, John Abbott, Bill Jerome, Steve Jerome, and Danny Jordan. They are best known for their 1972 cover of the Moogsynthpopinstrumental, 'Popcorn', originally recorded by its composer, Gershon Kingsley in 1969.[1] The track became an international hit and sold a million copies in France alone, one of that country's fastest million sellers.[1] Sales in the United Kingdom topped 250,000, and with big sales in the United States, the disc amassed over two million globally.[1]

  • 2Discography
    • 2.1Albums
    • 2.2Singles

Career

The liner notes to the CD reissue do not indicate who played what, aside from Free at the Moog synthesizer. Indeed, the notes say the band was Free and 'a bunch of fellow players'. Based upon the photograph and the sound of the album, the group had two additional keyboardists, two percussionists, and a guitarist.

The group released two albums, Hot Butter (Musicor MS-3242; 1972) and More Hot Butter (Musicor MS-3254; 1973), primarily of covers, on LP issued by Hallmark Records. The two albums were compiled on CD as Popcorn on the Castle Musiclabel in 2000 (with an album cover from the 1974 Australian release of More Hot Butter titled Moog Hits, depicting the five other band members immersed in melted butter produced by Free's synthesizer), though several tracks, including Roger Whittaker's 'Mexican Whistler', were deleted.

The only tracks written by members of the band were 'At the Movies' (the B-side of 'Popcorn') and 'Tristana', by all the band members except Free, and 'Space Walk', by Dave Mullaney and his brother. 'The Silent Screen (Hot Butter)' is credited to all the members except for Free, but it is actually an arrangement of the main theme of the first movement of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Symphony No. 40. Among the other artists covered by the band were Stephen Schwartz, Jerry Lordan and The Shadows, Neil Diamond, Joe Meek and The Tornados, Neal Hefti, Serge Gainsbourg, Robert Maxwell, Piero Umiliani, Jean-Joseph Mouret, Billy Joe and The Checkmates, Joe Buffalo's Band, Teo Macero, Leroy Anderson, Chuck Rio, and Norman Petty and The String-A-Longs. Mullaney and Abbott did most of the arranging. The Jeromes, Jordan, and Richard E. Talmadge produced the albums with MTL Productions for Musicor.

After 'Popcorn', their best known track is probably August Musarurwa's 'Skokiaan', which was included on RE/Search's compilation album, Incredibly Strange Music. Follow-up singles included The Shadows' 'Apache', Chuck Rio's (Danny Flores) 'Tequila', Billy Joe and the Checkmates' 'Percolator', Joe Buffalo's Band's 'Slag Solution', and Gene Farrow With G.F. Band's 'You Should Be Dancing'.

Discography

Albums

Hot Butter

  • Musicor MS-3242 (U.S.); Pye International NSPL.28169 (UK), 1972

Side One

  1. 'Popcorn' (Gershon Kingsley) (2:30)
  2. 'Day by Day' (Stephen Schwartz) (3:44)
  3. 'Apache' (Jerry Lordan) (2:50
  4. 'At the Movies' (Abbott, Mullaney, Jerome, Jerome, Jordan) (2:31)
  5. 'Tristana' (Abbott, Mullaney, Jerome, Jerome, Jordan) (3:29)
  6. 'Song Sung Blue' (Neil Diamond) (3:54)

Side Two

  1. 'Telstar' (Joe Meek) (2:34)
  2. 'Tomatoes' (Neal Hefti) 2:27
  3. 'Amazing Grace' (Trad. Arr. Abbott, Mullaney) (2:37)
  4. 'Love at First Sight' (S. Gainsbourg) (2:38)
  5. 'Song of the Narobi Trio' (R. Maxwell) (2:13)
  6. 'Hot Butter (The Silent Screen)' (Abbott, Mullaney, Jerome, Jerome, Jordan) (2:04)

More Hot Butter

  • Musicor MS-3254; 1973

Side One

  1. 'Percolator'
  2. 'Slag Solution'
  3. 'Sounds'
  4. 'Wheels'
  5. 'Skokiaan'
  6. 'Pipeline'

Side Two

  1. 'Space Walk'
  2. 'The Masterpiece'
  3. 'Tequila'
  4. 'Syncopated Clock'
  5. 'Kappa Maki'
  6. 'Mah-Na, Mah-Na'

Popcorn with Hot Butter

Butter

Side One

  1. 'Popcorn'
  2. 'Day by Day'
  3. 'Apache'
  4. 'At the Movies'
  5. 'Tomatoes'

Side Two

  1. 'Pipeline'
  2. 'Hot Butter'
  3. 'Telstar'
  4. 'Tristana'
  5. 'Song of the Nairobi Trio'
  6. 'Amazing Grace'

Moog Hits

  • Musicor Records, L34954, 1974 (Australia)

Side One

  1. 'Slag Solution'
  2. 'Sounds Simple'
  3. 'Wheels'
  4. 'Skokiaan'
  5. 'Russian Whistler'

Side Two

  1. 'Space Walk'
  2. 'The Masterpiece'
  3. 'Tequila'
  4. 'Syncopated Clock'
  5. 'Mah-Na, Mah-Na'
  6. 'Mexican Whistler'

Popcorn (CD)

Telstar
  • Castle Music ESMCD907 (UK), 2000
  1. 'Popcorn' (Gershon Kingsley) Bourne Music
  2. 'Day by Day' (Stephen Schwartz) Valando Music
  3. 'Apache' (Lordan) Francis Day & Hunter
  4. 'At the Movies' (Abbott, Mullaney, Jerome, Jerome, Jordan) AMRA
  5. 'Tristana' (Abbott, Mullaney, Jerome, Jerome, Jordan) AMRA
  6. 'Song Sung Blue' (Diamond) Ardmore & Beechwood
  7. 'Telstar' (Meek) Ivy Music Ltd
  8. 'Tomatoes' (Hefti) Famous Chappell
  9. 'Amazing Grace' (Trad. Arr. Abbott, Mullaney) ARTAL
  10. 'Love at First Sight' (Gainsbourg) Shapiro Bernstein/Britico
  11. 'Song of the Narobi Trio' (Maxwell)
  12. 'Hot Butter (The Silent Screen)' (Abbott, Mullaney, Jerome, Jerome, Jordan) ARTAL
  13. 'Mah-Na-Mah-Na' (Umiliani) Carlin Music Corp
  14. 'Masterpiece' (Mouret, Parnes) September Music Corp
  15. 'Percolator' (Bideu, Freeman)
  16. 'Skokiaan' (Kusarurgwa) Peter Maurice Music Co Ltd
  17. 'Slag Solution' (Morgan, Ranzzano) Copyright Control
  18. 'Sounds' (Macero) Warner Chappell Music Ltd
  19. 'Space Walk' (Mullaney, Mullaney) Copyright Control
  20. 'Syncopated Clock' (Anderson, Parish) EMI Harmonies Ltd
  21. 'Tequila' (Rio) MCA Music Ltd
  22. 'Wheels' (Petty) Campbell Connelly & Co Ltd

Singles

Popcorn

  • Musicor MUS 1458 (U.S.); Pye International 7N.25583 (UK), July 1972

Side One

  1. 'Popcorn' (Gershon Kingsley) (2:30)

Side Two

  1. 'At the Movies' (Abbott, Mullaney, Jerome, Jerome, Jordan) (2:31)

Apache

  • Musicor 7N.25598, 1972

Side One

  1. 'Apache'

Hot Butter Telstar

Side Two

  1. 'Hot Butter'

Tequila

  • Musicor 12 469 AT, 1972

Side One

  1. 'Tequila' (1:47)

Side Two

  1. 'Tomatoes' (2:21)

Percolator

Telstar By Hot Butter

  • Musicor SMU-88678 (Mus 1473 U.S.); Pye 7N.25609, 1973

Side One

  1. 'Percolator'

Side Two

  1. 'Tristana'

Slag Solution

  • Musicor 1481, 1973

Side One

Hot Butter Telstar Apache

  1. 'Slag Solution'

Side Two

  1. 'Kappa Maki'

You Should Be Dancing

  • 12' 45 Dynamo DS 12-DS-603-8, 1977

Side One

  1. 'You Should Be Dancing' (Warren/Farrow) (5:13) Hye Fye Music Ltd

Side Two

  1. 'You Should Be Dancing' (track without lead vocal) (Warren/Farrow) (4:42) Hye Fye Music Ltd

Arranged by B.K. Bowie; Produced by Jerry 'Swamp Dog' Williams, Jr.

References

  1. ^ abcMurrells, Joseph (1978). The Book of Golden Discs (2nd ed.). London: Barrie and Jenkins Ltd. p. 314. ISBN0-214-20512-6.

External links

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