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Dick Hyman

Country: United States

Dick Hyman is an American pianist, organist, arranger and composer, born in New York City in 1927. His work runs from jazz piano and arranging to film music and early electronic pop. He is best known in electronic music for his late 1960s Moog albums on Command Records, and in film for his long association with Woody Allen. Hyman released Moog: The Electric Eclectics of Dick Hyman and The Age of Electronicus in 1969, and the single "The Minotaur" reached the US Hot 100. Beck later sampled "The Moog and Me" on Odelay (1996).