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Hot Butter was an American synth-pop band led by keyboardist Stan Free, known for their instrumental hit "Popcorn." This catchy tune, originally crafted by Gershon Kingsley, showcases the playful sounds of the Moog synthesizer, making it a staple of the early electronic music scene. With contributions from other musicians like John Abbott, the Jerome brothers, and producer Danny Jordan, the group brought a lively, quirky flair to their tracks. "Popcorn" became a sensation, resonating with audiences across the globe and solidifying Hot Butter's place in the annals of retro music history. Their work serves as a delightful reminder of the synth era's charm and innovation.
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