In USSR this melody was in time of teleloto in TV - you bought card with numbers, and ponted it, in correction with kind of sport, it was SportLoto, and in TV showed lototron with balls, and each ball with number, if numbers was as in your card, you are win. And balls under the glass fly as popcorn, and with Popcorn melody
First heard this while going to Aircraft Mechanic School in the Year of Our Lord, 1971. Honolulu,Oahu, Hawaii. Aviation Maintenance Program at The Honolulu Community College. Loved the good old days! Times seemed a lot simpler than!
1972 год Хабаровс, летом, жара... в полупустом зале магазина звучит эта мелодия... я как загипнотизированый иду к прилавку где продавец крутит эту пластинку. И сразу же ее покупаю..
It's not even Hot Butter, is from Gershon Kingsley in 1969. Hot Butter cover is from 1972. And the original is the best, by a large amount. ruclips.net/video/OSRCemf2JHc/видео.html
Fue compuesta por el músico estadounidense de origen judío-alemán Gershon Kingsley en 1969, para su álbum de estudio Music to Moog By, usando el sintetizador Moog modular. Más tarde, Stan Free hizo una versión para el grupo, también estadounidense, Hot Butter, en 1972, convirtiéndose en un gran éxito y siendo la primera canción hecha con un sintetizador en llegar a los primeros lugares de popularidad. Es la versión más conocida. Hubo otras versiones a cargo de un sinnumero de artistas como por ejemplo: Anarchic System. Aphex Twin. Los Pekenikes (grupo español, año 1972, con título en castellano: Palomitas de maíz). Jean-Michel Jarre (con el nombre de Popcorn Orchestra). Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops. M&H Band (erróneamente atribuida a Kraftwerk.1) DJ Fantomas. El Trío La Rosa (versión salsa). Gigi D'Agostino. Shadmehr Aghili. Muse. Popcorn Makers. Afrosound (versión cumbia). Crazy Frog. Messer Chups (horror surf).
Agrego: Electrónica Post Concreta, Moog, Experimental & Soundtrack de los 60s...el inicio de la Música Electrónica por parte de los pilares y fundadores de la Electrónica Moderna: Kingsley, Dissevelt, Scott, Derbyshire, Garson, Hodgson, Cecil, Henry, Prilly, Hyman, Carlos...está es la base que forma a los productores y máximos desarrolladores de la Electrónica de los 70s: Moroder, Jarre, Lacksman, Tangerine Dreams, YMO, Schulze, Vangelis, Faltermeyer, Tonet, Gizzi, Pinhas, Martin W. & Ian C...(entre otros). Moroder gana la carrera de desarrollo en 1977 con el inicio de la EDM Concreta y los 3 Géneros primarios y matrices que se forjan de esta escena el NRG (HI-NRG), Synthpop y Electro. De la EDM Concreta y sus 3 Géneros Matrices + la Electronica Post Concreta, Moog, Experimental & Soundtrack del conjunto de productores citados y sus respectivas líneas (E. Munich, E. Berlin, E. Francia, E. Japón, E. Bélgica) + el E. Funk y la escena Disco se forma la base y molde pilar para la 2da generación de la EDM 80s y su ramificacion (1981-1989): House, Techno, Synthpop, NRG, Freestyle, Italo, New Beat, Trance, Ácid, Electro, Eurobeat...incluida la base electronica primaria de la "ebm" y lo más sofisticado de la Electro Industrial. Gershon Kingsley uno de los pioneros y pilares fundamentales de la Musica Electrónica.
Gershon Kingsley was Hot Butter, Popcorn was originally done in 1969 by him, he re-recorded it in 72 under the name of Hot Butter This is not him, nor hot butter, this is some sort of drug store recording of it
@@georgemaroudas4793 "Hot Butter was an American instrumental cover band fronted by the keyboard player Stan Free. The other band members were Dave Mullaney, John Abbott, Bill Jerome, Steve Jerome, and Danny Jordan." -Wikipedia Though you're right - this isn't Hot Butter or Kingsley.
Hot Butter was the original, and an instrumental cover 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 Moog synthpop instrumental, "Popcorn", originally recorded by its songwriter, 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]
so what you're saying, is that Gershon Kingsley's version is the original, not this one. I actually prefer it, it is a lot more complex if you listen to it closely.
To all the confused people. Check Wikipedia on the subject. Jarre did cover Gershon Kingsleys Popcorn with the title Pop Corn. This recording is Not hot Butters version. (just listen to Hotbutters and then this video).
Gershon Kingsley, (n. 28 de octubre de 1922) es un compositor estadounidense contemporáneo de origen alemán, famoso por componer el famoso tema instrumental de pop electrónico Popcorn. Lideró el grupo First Moog Quartet y fue la primera persona en usar el sintetizador Moog en un concierto en directo. Por favor si van a subir un video de un grande, informence bien.
The First Moog Quartet version is the oldest version besides the original Kingsley version, It sounds just like the Hot butter version released not much later. The guy who started Hot Butter was also in The First Moog Quartet.
Anarchic System, with vocal version Aphex Twin / Caustic Window Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Bim Skala Bim Denki Groove Electric Coconut (a cover of the Hot Butter version) Fiddler's Green Frederik, "Porno on pop" (2007; Finnish title means "Porn is Pop") Gigi D'Agostino Goodiepal Guru Josh Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass Hexstatic (remix) Jack Holiday & Mike Candys James Last Jean Michel Jarre (under the pseudonyms of Pop Corn Orchestra and Jamie Jefferson) Liars Los Pekenikes (Spanish rock band) Margareta Pâslaru Marsheaux Messer Chups Muse Norrie Paramor & the Midland Radio Orchestra Pattie Brooks (disco version as part of a medley that also included "Black Is Black" and "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye") Ronnie Aldrich Shadmehr Aghili Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet Swedish Chef (of The Muppets) The Boomtang Boys The Time Frequency (TTF) Unter Null Vyacheslav Mescherin's Orchestra
I remember the first time I ever heard this tune . The was a video of people on a trampoline. So now when I hear it always that video. Happy days back then
Eto ne original . JMJ zapisal v 1972. a original Kingslija v 1969. No samaja popularnaja versija vila Hot Butter kotoruju dolgije godi schitali originalom. Tozhe 1972.
There's understandably a lot of confusion over the different versions of this. JMJ did his version in 1972, along with a rash of other versions in the same year. Hot Butter's is still the most famous version. Gershon Kingsley did the absolute original in 1969, which is surprising '90s 'trippy' dance sounding in places (not an expert on dance genres). '87's M & H band version is worth checking out (very of it's time), and my favourite, the Anarchic System version from '72, with or without vocal!
Actually Gershon Kingsley originallybcreated this in 1969. This a cover amongst others was made in the 70's. Other covers have come out since then as well, some good interpretations, others not so good. This one is one of the better ones!
Gershon Kingsley - Pop Corn (1969) Anarchic System - Pop Corn (1972) Pop Corn Orchestra - Pop Corn (1972) Hot Butter - Pop corn (1972) Discotheque Sound - Pop Corn (1972) Mister K - Pop Corn (1972) Fresh Cream - Pop Corn (1972) La Strana Società - Pop Corn (1972) Los Pekenikes - Pop Corn (1972) Tom Spencer - Pop Corn (1972) The Electronic System - Pop Corn (1972) Mat Camison - Pop Corn (1974) The Hot Cats - Pop Corn (1972) Bob Callaghan - Pop Corn (1972) Elektrik Cokernut - Popcorn (1973) Claude Ciari - Pop Corn (1972) James Last - Popcorn (1972) Omar Khorshid - Pop Corn (1974) Orchester Volkmar Schmidt - Popcorn (1972) Pedro and his Hammond Organ - Pop Corn (1973) Miguel Ramos - Pop corn (1976) Norrie Paramor and The Midland Radio Orchestra - Popcorn (1975) Popcorneaters - Popcorn (1972) Ronnie Aldrich - Popcorn (1972) The New Dreamers - Popcorn (1972) Apollo 100 - Popcorn (1972) Fausto Papetti - Popcorn (1972) Alfred Hause - Popcorn (1973) Mescherin's Orchestra - Pop corn (1979) Franck Pourcel - Pop Corn (1979) Ricky King - Popcorn (1978) Magic Men - Popcorn (1983) Pop Cycles - Popcorn (1982) Studio Orchester - Popcorn (1980) Angel Kotev - Popcorn (1984) Ed Starink - Popcorn (1983)
Well, L M Jarre did a great version of this song, but the original dates back to 1969! The original is by Gershon Kingsley, played on the famous Moog synth.
Yes, not J, M. J., Gershon Kingsley. But someone said, J.M.J. composed Oxygene IV inspired by PopCorn. Comparing the beginning of Popcorn and the beginning of Oxygene IV, you will find similitude. Twice beats of Popcorn per one beat of Oxygene IV. There is a version with lirics by "Viva la Música".
@kroooassant Nonsense. Jean Michel Jarre is one artist. Gershon Kingsley is another. Each has contributed greatly to early electronic music. Jarre did, in his early days cover Kingsley's Popcorn under the pseudonym "Jamie Jefferson" and also "The Popcorn Ochestra". But that's not what we hear in this youtube movie. Oh, and there is no "Michelle"! He's not a girl you know...
Αυτο το τραγουδι το θυμαμαι απο οταν ειμουν πιτσιρικας, μου φερνουν στην θυμηση μου τα ομορφα παιδικα μου χρόνια !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jean Michel Jarre n'est pas le compositeur de pop-corn. Le compositeur de pop-corn est Gershon Kingsley. Une reprise a été faite par JM Jarre mais ce n'est pas celle ci. Mettre le nom de Jean Michel Jarre sur cette vidéo est une erreur.
Lol ist Not Jean Michel Jarre 😂 its the Hot Butter version.. Gershon Kingsley is the original from 1969.. but hey thanks for the upload..its a great version
Heard this first time when I was 10 years old. 50 years later it still has the same charm and intrigue!
You are awesome "old timer" ;) I'm soon to become like you. Listening to songs I first heard a gazillion years ago and still re-living the magic.
When I was young we used that song (and others) at school as an entrance ring bell, about 1971 to 73/74
In USSR this melody was in time of teleloto in TV - you bought card with numbers, and ponted it, in correction with kind of sport, it was SportLoto, and in TV showed lototron with balls, and each ball with number, if numbers was as in your card, you are win. And balls under the glass fly as popcorn, and with Popcorn melody
same here ;-), but now my son (9y) listen and love this song Hurray
Yeah, we are about the same generation. And this changed my life.
First heard this while going to Aircraft Mechanic School in the Year of Our Lord, 1971. Honolulu,Oahu, Hawaii. Aviation Maintenance Program at The Honolulu Community College.
Loved the good old days!
Times seemed a lot simpler than!
Le mostré la versión original a mi sobrino de ocho años y le fascinó. Esta versión es genial😍
I remember playing this record as a 7 year old and today at 39 years old it just popped into my head!! Strange! I love it though!!!
This song reminds me of my dear father. I was a kid & he used to play this.... l love you dad! RIP
My dad too introduced me to this . RIP Dad
mint a Mágneses mezők!
1972 год Хабаровс, летом, жара... в полупустом зале магазина звучит эта мелодия... я как загипнотизированый иду к прилавку где продавец крутит эту пластинку. И сразу же ее покупаю..
В середине 70-х по всем радиостанциям звучала эта прекрасная мелодия. Как и, не менее замечательная Mamy blue.
De niño está canción me ponía en trance, millones de imaginaciones en unos minutos.
Why does lots of people say its Jmj it's not, he didn't even cover it, it's hot butter!
It's not even Hot Butter, is from Gershon Kingsley in 1969. Hot Butter cover is from 1972. And the original is the best, by a large amount. ruclips.net/video/OSRCemf2JHc/видео.html
Medio siglo, me trae nostalgias de juventud, es hermosa, nunca pasará de moda.
¡¡ Años Dorados !!¡¡ Que tiempos aquellos que no volveran.!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Así es como la vida debe ser. Los sabios disfrutan de cada día, cada etapa y cada época.
Certainly enjoying my Popcorn tonight. Now if I can a good movie to watch.😊
Fue compuesta por el músico estadounidense de origen judío-alemán Gershon Kingsley en 1969, para su álbum de estudio Music to Moog By, usando el sintetizador Moog modular.
Más tarde, Stan Free hizo una versión para el grupo, también estadounidense, Hot Butter, en 1972, convirtiéndose en un gran éxito y siendo la primera canción hecha con un sintetizador en llegar a los primeros lugares de popularidad. Es la versión más conocida. Hubo otras versiones a cargo de un sinnumero de artistas como por ejemplo:
Anarchic System.
Aphex Twin.
Los Pekenikes (grupo español, año 1972, con título en castellano: Palomitas de maíz).
Jean-Michel Jarre (con el nombre de Popcorn Orchestra).
Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops.
M&H Band (erróneamente atribuida a Kraftwerk.1)
DJ Fantomas.
El Trío La Rosa (versión salsa).
Gigi D'Agostino.
Shadmehr Aghili.
Muse.
Popcorn Makers.
Afrosound (versión cumbia).
Crazy Frog.
Messer Chups (horror surf).
Que lindo gracias por contar y dar el nombre de los diferentes versiones , justo busco uno que me gustaba más que todas
Super cronología de esta melodía...un saludo 👏👌👍👋😜
Agrego:
Electrónica Post Concreta, Moog, Experimental & Soundtrack de los 60s...el inicio de la Música Electrónica por parte de los pilares y fundadores de la Electrónica Moderna: Kingsley, Dissevelt, Scott, Derbyshire, Garson, Hodgson, Cecil, Henry, Prilly, Hyman, Carlos...está es la base que forma a los productores y máximos desarrolladores de la Electrónica de los 70s: Moroder, Jarre, Lacksman, Tangerine Dreams, YMO, Schulze, Vangelis, Faltermeyer, Tonet, Gizzi, Pinhas, Martin W. & Ian C...(entre otros).
Moroder gana la carrera de desarrollo en 1977 con el inicio de la EDM Concreta y los 3 Géneros primarios y matrices que se forjan de esta escena el NRG (HI-NRG), Synthpop y Electro.
De la EDM Concreta y sus 3 Géneros Matrices + la Electronica Post Concreta, Moog, Experimental & Soundtrack del conjunto de productores citados y sus respectivas líneas (E. Munich, E. Berlin, E. Francia, E. Japón, E. Bélgica) + el E. Funk y la escena Disco se forma la base y molde pilar para la 2da generación de la EDM 80s y su ramificacion (1981-1989): House, Techno, Synthpop, NRG, Freestyle, Italo, New Beat, Trance, Ácid, Electro, Eurobeat...incluida la base electronica primaria de la "ebm" y lo más sofisticado de la Electro Industrial.
Gershon Kingsley uno de los pioneros y pilares fundamentales de la Musica Electrónica.
Por cierto Dan Lacksman a inicios del 70s también hace una versión de Popcorn (E. Moog).
Thank for the effort put into this post. Didn't know that it was covered by so many artists!!@😊😊
Очень понравился оригинал.Столько лет прошло,а слушается легко и свежо!
Как раз оригинал совсем другое, а он то как то чувствуется лениво, но что поделать, такие времена были
Это не оригинал. Он в 60-х годах навсегда
This version is from HOT BUTTER (1972)... the original is by Gershon Kingsley (1969)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popcorn_(instrumental)
Chariot de feu
Gershon Kingsley was Hot Butter, Popcorn was originally done in 1969 by him, he re-recorded it in 72 under the name of Hot Butter This is not him, nor hot butter, this is some sort of drug store recording of it
Gershons originol version is much better and he's still playing it in his 90's
@@georgemaroudas4793 "Hot Butter was an American instrumental cover band fronted by the keyboard player Stan Free. The other band members were Dave Mullaney, John Abbott, Bill Jerome, Steve Jerome, and Danny Jordan." -Wikipedia
Though you're right - this isn't Hot Butter or Kingsley.
I first listening to this masterpiece in 1974......time flies.
Hot Butter was the original, and an instrumental cover 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 Moog synthpop instrumental, "Popcorn", originally recorded by its songwriter, 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]
so what you're saying, is that Gershon Kingsley's version is the original, not this one. I actually prefer it, it is a lot more complex if you listen to it closely.
Jean-Michel Jarre never did a version of Pop Corn.
To all the confused people. Check Wikipedia on the subject. Jarre did cover Gershon Kingsleys Popcorn with the title Pop Corn. This recording is Not hot Butters version. (just listen to Hotbutters and then this video).
I love this version, when i was a little little boy in the 70's !!
Me too......!!
Un hermoso recuerdo de mi niñez. Un himno.
Gershon Kingsley, (n. 28 de octubre de 1922) es un compositor estadounidense contemporáneo de origen alemán, famoso por componer el famoso tema instrumental de pop electrónico Popcorn. Lideró el grupo First Moog Quartet y fue la primera persona en usar el sintetizador Moog en un concierto en directo.
Por favor si van a subir un video de un grande, informence bien.
The First Moog Quartet version is the oldest version besides the original Kingsley version, It sounds just like the Hot butter version released not much later. The guy who started Hot Butter was also in The First Moog Quartet.
1976 un musico que se adelanto a su epoca exelente musico lo mejor d
¡A mi me gusta mucho! Es una canción de mi infancia 😀😀
Remarquable que de souvenirs.bravo Jean Michel comme d'ab pure merveille
Tutte le rielaborazioni di J.M. GIARRE sono semplicemente favolose.
Gershon Kingsley - Pop Corn 1969
Hot Butter - Pop corn 1972
Mescherin's Orchestra - Pop corn 1979
Miguel Ramos - Pop corn 1976
Primus Brass - Popcorn 2013
Klaus Wunderlich - 1973
M &H Band - 1988
dont forget the crazy frog version of this song! ;P
Me, Kim Un - pop maize 1968
Anarchic System, with vocal version
Aphex Twin / Caustic Window
Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops
Bim Skala Bim
Denki Groove
Electric Coconut (a cover of the Hot Butter version)
Fiddler's Green
Frederik, "Porno on pop" (2007; Finnish title means "Porn is Pop")
Gigi D'Agostino
Goodiepal
Guru Josh
Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass
Hexstatic (remix)
Jack Holiday & Mike Candys
James Last
Jean Michel Jarre (under the pseudonyms of Pop Corn Orchestra and Jamie Jefferson)
Liars
Los Pekenikes (Spanish rock band)
Margareta Pâslaru
Marsheaux
Messer Chups
Muse
Norrie Paramor & the Midland Radio Orchestra
Pattie Brooks (disco version as part of a medley that also included "Black Is Black" and "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye")
Ronnie Aldrich
Shadmehr Aghili
Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet
Swedish Chef (of The Muppets)
The Boomtang Boys
The Time Frequency (TTF)
Unter Null
Vyacheslav Mescherin's Orchestra
I remember the first time I ever heard this tune . The was a video of people on a trampoline. So now when I hear it always that video. Happy days back then
So many have done this, but this is the Original Masterpiece!
No, it isn´t.
un genio este tipo con cosas simples o sea un teclado y un sintetizador era capaz de hacer buenas canciones.
1. Not Jarre
2. Gershon - 1969 ( original )
3. Hot Butter - 1972 ( cover )
4. M & H Band - 1987 ( cover )
5. Guru Josh - 1990 ( cover )
6. Crazy Frog - 2005 ( cover )
Still.a good arrangement though - !
This is Elektrik Cokernut version, from 1973. VERY similar to Hot Butter's one but not the same.
Hot Butter's version is the best.
Don't forget the hit cover versions by the Popcorn Makers and Anarchic System (both 1972) .
questa musica, negli anni della mia infanzia ,avevo si è no due tre anni la ballavo in continuazione
Огромное спасибо за то что сохранили ещё оригинал как в детство попал
Eto ne original . JMJ zapisal v 1972. a original Kingslija v 1969. No samaja popularnaja versija vila Hot Butter kotoruju dolgije godi schitali originalom. Tozhe 1972.
es una de las canciones que mas recuerdo en mis tiempos de estudiante
A real drum with quantized music..ORRIBLE..!!!!
Only in the early 70....but fortunatly in the eighty was Born the 808/909.
No es de Jarre, es de Gershon Kingsley, tambien hay otro cover de Kraftwerk
SIR GERSON KINGSLEY FUE EL COMPOSITOR ORIGINAL,JARRE LA TOCÓ DESPUES Y LUEGO SIGUIERON LOS COVERS👋🏻🙏🏻🕊️🌹🌷💐
Supongo habrán visto la coreografía de esta melodía. Algo ridicula
De hecho tampoco es de Kraftwerk el cover, es de M&H Band.
Gershon kingsley hizo esta composicion sin el korg. Jarre lo hizo con el korg. Intrumento prehistorico de la caja de sonido actual.
Correcion caja de mezclas de sonido
No matter who plays this great song - I like it for sure so there - Thank you JAVIER ADOLFO !!
I don't care who's the original this song sound great!!!
I'm remember hearing this tune when I was a kid bout 1972' or 73' wow!!
Thank you for greatest musicians.
This is definitely the best version of this tune love it
Brilliant version. Normally dont care for cover versions but this really is brilliant!
GREAT TECHNO CLASSIC !! NEVER FORGET IT ! MY YOUTH YEARS.
Esto sí es música mi primer tecno gracias por existir
I was 17 when this came out 1972 and still remember it
This is my favorite version of this song. It's such a good song! |-)
Me encanta esta música ! ♥
There's understandably a lot of confusion over the different versions of this. JMJ did his version in 1972, along with a rash of other versions in the same year. Hot Butter's is still the most famous version. Gershon Kingsley did the absolute original in 1969, which is surprising '90s 'trippy' dance sounding in places (not an expert on dance genres). '87's M & H band version is worth checking out (very of it's time), and my favourite, the Anarchic System version from '72, with or without vocal!
Thanks for the information, much appreciated!😊
Ôi bài nhạc tuổi thơ của tôi trong phim hoạt hình Hãy Đợi Đấy ❤❤
Hoy 1 de octubre 2021 después de mucho tiempo volví a escuchar un tema tan recordado del genial Gershon Kingsley del año 1969
Here it is: ruclips.net/video/vL2TYoBYsnY/видео.html&ab_channel=CamiloSep%C3%BAlveda
Yeah man... shuffle drumming
昭和４７年頃の日本でのラジオ放送（AM,FM）でよく流れていました。 とても懐かしい曲です。
軽快なテンポが何とも云えません。
Me recuerda a mi abuelita hermosa ❤
This is NOT J.M.Jarre . . . it's a version by 'Hot Butter'.
The original version was by Gershon Kingsley.
Exactly.
Not only is it not J.M.Jarre it's also NOT the original which was done by First Moog Quartet in 1969.
Слушать не оторвёшься.
L'original de cette musique si puissante est géniale !
Just too good. Still have it on tape/ vinyl x Good ole' Popcorn. Thanks Jean Michel Jarre, France.
I have been trying to find the name of this song for years! Just came from TikTok! 58 this year. A song from long ago, but it's so catchy!!😊😊
Actually Gershon Kingsley originallybcreated this in 1969. This a cover amongst others was made in the 70's. Other covers have come out since then as well, some good interpretations, others not so good. This one is one of the better ones!
Search for Gershon Kingsley , he wrote this song 1969.
But it´s still a good version though.
Gershon Kingsley - Pop Corn (1969)
Anarchic System - Pop Corn (1972)
Pop Corn Orchestra - Pop Corn (1972)
Hot Butter - Pop corn (1972)
Discotheque Sound - Pop Corn (1972)
Mister K - Pop Corn (1972)
Fresh Cream - Pop Corn (1972)
La Strana Società - Pop Corn (1972)
Los Pekenikes - Pop Corn (1972)
Tom Spencer - Pop Corn (1972)
The Electronic System - Pop Corn (1972)
Mat Camison - Pop Corn (1974)
The Hot Cats - Pop Corn (1972)
Bob Callaghan - Pop Corn (1972)
Elektrik Cokernut - Popcorn (1973)
Claude Ciari - Pop Corn (1972)
James Last - Popcorn (1972)
Omar Khorshid - Pop Corn (1974)
Orchester Volkmar Schmidt - Popcorn (1972)
Pedro and his Hammond Organ - Pop Corn (1973)
Miguel Ramos - Pop corn (1976)
Norrie Paramor and The Midland Radio Orchestra - Popcorn (1975)
Popcorneaters - Popcorn (1972)
Ronnie Aldrich - Popcorn (1972)
The New Dreamers - Popcorn (1972)
Apollo 100 - Popcorn (1972)
Fausto Papetti - Popcorn (1972)
Alfred Hause - Popcorn (1973)
Mescherin's Orchestra - Pop corn (1979)
Franck Pourcel - Pop Corn (1979)
Ricky King - Popcorn (1978)
Magic Men - Popcorn (1983)
Pop Cycles - Popcorn (1982)
Studio Orchester - Popcorn (1980)
Angel Kotev - Popcorn (1984)
Ed Starink - Popcorn (1983)
Caustic Window - Pop Corn (1992)
Not to mention the several remixes in the 2000's.
muse - popcorn (2009)
Pop Corn Orchestra - Pop Corn (1972) is Jean Michel Jarre
Copy
2019 Octobre.
Magnifique.
I love it. Memories of me playing Digger
Memories of making popcorn, even now, & Jean Michel Jarre!
Brilliant love popcorn 🥰🧡🥰🧡🥰
Thank you, memories for me 🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽
Trop cool cette music sa me rappel mon adolescence ;)
todo un himno de mi infancia
...ni sabia que era de Jarre, este era la tipica canción de documentales de principios de los 80
First heard this classic tune when l was 17yrs old. l am now 67yrs old.
👏👏👏Genial.👌❤👍
one the first electronical music I can remember
Because it was the FIRST electronic music....
This is first electronic music,but original is from by Gershon Kingsley - album Music to Moog by (1969)
Greetings from Serbia !!!!
chyba najlepsza wersja wykonania. impresario
me trae muy buenos recuerdos
i looking this song about 5 years and finaly i founded it...im so happy..:D
It's Not the original version
my Favorite music . thks to who created pop corn .
Mums💗one of her favourite songs
È spettacolare..💝
Супер супер на все времена !
me too looking for this song and fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinaly found it's very comfortable feeling :D:)
Super super dobre
Well, L M Jarre did a great version of this song, but the original dates back to 1969! The original is by Gershon Kingsley, played on the famous Moog synth.
The beginning of pop funk. Just a few years too early.
omg I justo dance to this in my p.e class never thought I would hear this song or beat ever again 😁😁😁😀 wow
Dobře 🐠🐠🐠
i looking this song about 20 years and finaly i founded it...im so happy..XD
Hay I’m Adolfo too 😩✌️💕🇦🇺
the beginning of a wonderful electro music scene
magica!!
Yes, not J, M. J., Gershon Kingsley. But someone said, J.M.J. composed Oxygene IV inspired by PopCorn. Comparing the beginning of Popcorn and the beginning of Oxygene IV, you will find similitude. Twice beats of Popcorn per one beat of Oxygene IV.
There is a version with lirics by "Viva la Música".
Sempre piacevole da ascoltare.
@kroooassant
Nonsense. Jean Michel Jarre is one artist. Gershon Kingsley is another. Each has contributed greatly to early electronic music. Jarre did, in his early days cover Kingsley's Popcorn under the pseudonym "Jamie Jefferson" and also "The Popcorn Ochestra". But that's not what we hear in this youtube movie.
Oh, and there is no "Michelle"! He's not a girl you know...
This is the original popcorn version. I recognize it as if it was yesterday it was a hit!
No, this is a cover by J M Jarre!
La mejor del mundo🙏
Remember when it first came had to get on LP.
This version is by the HOT BUTTER, 1972. Original music made by Gershon Kingsley in 1969
Αυτο το τραγουδι το θυμαμαι απο οταν ειμουν πιτσιρικας, μου φερνουν στην θυμηση μου τα ομορφα παιδικα μου χρόνια !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jeg ser henne for meg fremdeles, mer enn 40 år senere.
Fantastic 👍👏👍💝🌹
one of musics greatest melodys !
Gershon Kingsley!!!
Pop corn it's not Jean Michel Jarre.
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Jean Michel Jarre n'est pas le compositeur de pop-corn.
Le compositeur de pop-corn est Gershon Kingsley. Une reprise a été faite par JM Jarre mais ce n'est pas celle ci.
Mettre le nom de Jean Michel Jarre sur cette vidéo est une erreur.
Lol ist Not Jean Michel Jarre 😂 its the Hot Butter version.. Gershon Kingsley is the original from 1969.. but hey thanks for the upload..its a great version
Goddam!! Great tune and great artist! Where can I place my admiration???