Jarvis Cocker
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Jarvis Cocker's Keyboards and Synthesizers
At 0:21 in this video, one can see Cocker playing "Common People" on Casio MT500.
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Jarvis Cocker is credited with "Roland S H 1000" in the liner notes.
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This article states that Cocker used a Roland SH-09 Synth.
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"I remember Candida playing a basic part on 'Common People' with the Farfisa — which produced her big kind of signature sound — but a lot of that was redone. Sitting with his Micromoog, Jarvis was constantly going, 'Just give me that for a second.' So, we'd run the part through the Moog, he'd fiddle with it and we'd put it back down on tape. Candida's keyboards all had push-button presets, and Jarvis modifed everything so they didn't sound like push-button presets but had a certain Jarvis-ness about them." David Nicholas, Pulp's Engineer.
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This Sound On Sound article states that Cocker uses a Roland VP-330.
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He's credited with "Mellotron Flute" in the liner notes.
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He's credited with "Solina String Ensemble" in the liner notes.
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Jarvis Cocker goes into detail about his love and use of the PS-400 in his book Good Pop, Bad Pop.
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The tour program lists Jarvis Cocker as using the Dubreq Stylophone S-1 Retro Pocket Synth during performances.
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Album Credits
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Marianne Faithfull · 2002
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