Transgenical popcorn - Los Pouss Mégos - coup dpouss ! (CD, Album)

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These versions differ quite a lot from the well-known version released by Hot Butter in First, the melody is slightly different. Also, the melody on the single version doesn't start with the popping sound at first. And last, the "b-part" or the chorus, did not exist in this version. After his solo-album, Kingsley decided to take the Moogs on the road with The First Moog Quartet, which toured through the college and universities of the United States during the early s. The song "Popcorn" was used as their encore song.

This version was released in on their LP "Popcorn". This became the template for the later covers. Early , Denny Jordan, promotion manager of the small recordcompany Musicor, hears the song by accident. He is excited and decides to release it as a single.