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Eat Static [1991]
Frankie Knuckles [1987]


Arthur Baker [1979]

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giorgio moroder (1969 or 77) hes produced a couple of songs a bit clubby these days

Roy Ayers [1967]

here's some more:

Gabriel Masurel (Blue Planet Corporation) (1993)
Har-El Prussky (California Sunshine) (1991)
Kode IV (1990)
Ben Watkins (Juno Reactor) (1984)


Raja Ram (1969)

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Originally posted by Glade776 Roy Ayers [1967]

I saw him live last year, it's funk dude.

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Originally posted by d-miurge I saw him live last year, it's funk dude.

(I guess you haven't heard quite all of his more recent productions)

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Originally posted by RebeL9 Raja Ram (1969)

I didn't know ol' Raja goes back *that* far

Goa Gil is right up there with him though, 1969 when he went to Goa

I'm pretty sure that Raja Ram wasn't producing anything back then. He was basically playing the flute on songs that other people produced. Hello.

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Originally posted by Glade776 Eat Static [1991]

They started Eat Static in 1989 actually

Both members are also part of Ozric Tentacles which goes back to, I think, 1985

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Originally posted by Glade776 I'm pretty sure that Raja Ram wasn't producing anything back then. He was basically playing the flute on songs that other people produced. Hello.

Probably Hi
Oldest I can find is a 1970 Quintessence LP where he plays flute, what's the '69 release he worked on Rebel?

How in Gods name did you forget about Tangerine Dream?!

They're from fucking 1967. I, and Glade are the winnars!

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Originally posted by Rainborn How in Gods name did you forget about Tangerine Dream?! They're from fucking 1967. I, and Glade are the winnars!

Yes well we may already have named a few artists/groups that have done more outside the trance movement than within, but you can't really call Tangerine Dream 'trance producers'.
Can't deny that they are of great influence on surely many producers of these days though Tangerine Dream = Legends

but if we look upon those who are trance producers I think Raja Ram is the one which have been in the buisness for the longest time.

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Originally posted by Rainborn How in Gods name did you forget about Tangerine Dream?! They're from fucking 1967. I, and Glade are the winnars!

But I don't think they made any House Progressive or Trance, which are what the thread allows apparently.

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Originally posted by Glade776 But I don't think they made any House Progressive or Trance, which are what the thread allows apparently.

If prog house is automatically welcomed by everyone, and the subject is trance, then this should work just fine too.

Bj�rn Fogelberg (1987), his track "mind your matter" was played on asot recently
Also Jam El Mar & Mark Spoon has produced since the 80s, (maybe the have already been mentioned)

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Originally posted by RebeL9 but if we look upon those who are trance producers I think Raja Ram is the one which have been in the buisness for the longest time.

moroder was actually producing disco in 1969 i dont know how he did it maybe he wrote the music for it.. im pretty sure it wasnt electronic.. i would say moroder takes the cake for this.. besides the chase is basically trance

norman cook

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Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit moroder was actually producing disco in 1969 i dont know how he did it maybe he wrote the music for it.. im pretty sure it wasnt electronic.. i would say moroder takes the cake for this.. besides the chase is basically trance

with all respect to Moroder for being so influental for the disco and clubbing era but he never made any trance. and no I wouldn't call the chase trance. Raja Ram on the other hand is a full on trance producer and dj and founder of the worlds largest psy trance label TIP Records.

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Originally posted by Glade776 (I guess you haven't heard quite all of his more recent productions)

sample or stfu!

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Originally posted by RebeL9 with all respect to Moroder for being so influental for the disco and clubbing era but he never made any trance. and no I wouldn't call the chase trance. Raja Ram on the other hand is a full on trance producer and dj and founder of the worlds largest psy trance label TIP Records.

what about utopia from 1977 thats pretty much precursor to that famous hale bop track.. could this be considered trance?

there was a headroom remake of this track as well which portrayed it full on trance

actually here it says moroder was credited for the composition

http://www.discogs.com/release/664650

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Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit what about utopia from 1977 thats pretty much precursor to that famous hale bop track.. could this be considered trance? there was a headroom remake of this track as well which portrayed it full on trance actually here it says moroder was credited for the composition http://www.discogs.com/release/664650

sure he influenced alot of trance producers. but so did Jarre and Vangelis in an even larger sense, but neither of those two are trance producers.

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Originally posted by RebeL9 sure he influenced alot of trance producers. but so did Jarre and Vangelis in an even larger sense, but neither of those two are trance producers.

Jarre apparently has produced trance in the mid to late 90s. Even his older productions such as magnetic fields 2 and 4 as well as oxygen 5 had alot of semblance to trance.


so we can say

Jean Michel Jarre [1970]

yeah but when something resembles trance, doesn't mean it actually is trance. did he ever intend it to be trance?
you can always call it trance if it's trance for you though, naturally

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Originally posted by RebeL9 Simon Berry (Art of Trance) (1993)

Simon Berry was first credited on the Conscious EP in '92.

http://www.discogs.com/release/77626

Conscious's first release was actually "Searchin" in '91, which was released on a white label.

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