The time Bob Moog was on ‘To Tell The Truth’ #Music #Synth #History @Synthtopia
Via Synthtopia, they find a YouTube video of the legendary Dr. Bob Moog appearing on the 70’s TV show “To Tell the Truth”:
The concept for the show is that four celebrity panelists try to guess which of the three contestants is who they say they are. In this episode, Bob Moog appears with two impersonators, and they all try to answer the panelists’ questions as convincingly as possible.
Unfortunately for the panelists, Dymo Industries General Manager Dan Lavery makes a pretty convincing Bob Moog. But Moog gets the last laugh, in the end, because the episode ends with him giving a quick layman’s introduction to the Minimoog.
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