Max Crook and longtime friend Scott Ludwig received worldwide exposure once again, this time U.K.'s Mojo Magazine, Issue #171 - February 2008 issue. Max and Scott formed a group in the mid-60's known as "The Sounds of Tomorrow" and, 40 years later, had one of their prehistoric 'synth' tracks, titled "Space Child," featured on the accompanying cover CD that comes with the Mojo 'zine issue. Crook and Ludwig are in good company, along side other synth gurus to include Gary Numan ("Cars"), Tangerine Dream, and many others. Crook is of course famous for co-writing the big Del Shannon hit "Runaway" and, moreover, is better remembered for his Musitron solo in that 1961 hit. Crook is well known in the 'synth' circles as "The Father of Electronic Music." Ludwig, who contructed a Sonocon (the only sibling of the Musitron), is well known in the midwest as the very first person to purchase a Moog synthesizer in Michigan state by Bob Moog himself!
CD contains 15 tracks, including "Space Child" by Max
Crook and Scott Ludwig as 'The Sounds of Tomorrow'
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Max Crook to get
CD circulation of
150,000 via Mojo
Mag's Issue #171!
Crook's and Scott
Ludwig's "Space
Child" will be used
on Mojo's Annual
Christmas CD that
will accompany the
magazine pasted
to the front cover.
Available NOW
online, Border's or
Barnes and Noble
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