At the 3:58 mark in this video, Paul McCartney shows Klaus Voormann his Baldwin Electric Harpsichord. This instrument was famously played by George Martin on the Beatles track "Because." Paul explains that he purchased the harpsichord from EMI at a time when the record company was trying to reduce their instrument collection. The harpsichord now resides in Paul's Hog Hill Mill Studios in East Sussex, England.

According to the liner notes, Wakeman played a Baldwin Electric Harpsichord on his albums No Earthly Connection and Rick Wakeman's Criminal Record. He also played a prominent electric harpsichord part on David Bowie's "Cygnet Committee," which was very likely a Baldwin.

According to the liner notes of "Flowers," Brian Jones plays the Baldwin Electric Harpsichord, as documented on Discogs.

According to this Beach Boys recording archive, Brian Wilson played a Baldwin Electric Harpsichord on “When I Grow Up (To Be a Man).”

Pecknold is credited with playing a Baldwin Electric Harpsichord on the Fleet Foxes' album Crack-Up.

In this photo of the Philip Glass Ensemble performing at the Walker Arts Center in 1970, a Baldwin Electric Harpsichord (back left) can be seen accompanied by three Farfisa Mini Compact organs.

Stevens is credited with playing a Baldwin Electric Harpsichord on his album Izitso. The harpsichord can be best heard in the opening of the song "(I Never Wanted) To Be A Star."

According to this article, Riley used a Baldwin Electric Harpsichord on the album "A Rainbow in Curved Air."

Riley would intensify this overdubbing approach with added instrumentation. Using overdubbing, Riley plays all the instruments on the title track: electric organ, 2 electric harpsichords (a Baldwin electric harpsichord & a RMI Rock-Si-Chord), dumbec, and tambourine.

Tench is credited with playing a Baldwin Electric Harpsichord on Elvis Costello's song "Georgie And Her Rival" from the 1991 album Mighty Like a Rose.

George Martin played a Baldwin Electric Harpsichord on the Beatles' track "Because." According to this webpage, Paul McCartney later bought the electric harpsichord when EMI was reducing their instrument collection, and it still remains in his recording studio.

In this photo, Tork can be seen playing a modified Baldwin Electric Harpsichord on The Monkees television show. The harpsichord's legs have been removed and the harpsichord's body has been attached to a bicycle. (You can easily see the where the wooden leg was previously attached on the outside of the instrment). The song being played is "The Girl I Knew Somewhere" and the scene comes from the episode “Monkees Get Out More Dirt.” Additional photos here and here. Music video here.

A Baldwin Electric Harpsichord can be seen the back cover of Jellyfish's album Spilt Milk (note: it's very small in the bottom right quadrant of photo). Around the 12:43 mark of this video, Manning mentions playing the the Baldwin Harpsichord when discussing his vintage keyboard collection.