You can find it here: https://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=440149129328495The link has also been added to this post.

Mrs. Raymond Scott: "Mitzi"(18 July 1918 - 3 May 2012)via Jeff E. Winner onThe MATRIXSYNTH LoungeJeff E. Winner is the co-producer of Deconstructing Dad, a critically acclaimed documentary on Raymond Scott. The film was directed by Raymond Scott's son Stan Warnow.Sincere condolences to Jeff, Stan and "Mitzi's" family and friends.

via Jeff E. Winner on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge:"Tonight at midnight (PST) on KALX-FM Radio, Berkeley — join host Rubberband Girl and guest Jeff Winner (me) for a special tribute show celebrating the 75th Anniversary of Raymond Scott's music"Listen here: http://kalx.berkeley.edu/ -or- 90.7 FM Radio in Berkeley, California

via Jeff E. Winner on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge:"Tonight at midnight (PST) on KALX-FM Radio, Berkeley — join host Rubberband Girl and guest Jeff Winner (me) for a special tribute show celebrating the 75th Anniversary of Raymond Scott's music"Listen here: http://kalx.berkeley.edu/ -or- 90.7 FM Radio in Berkeley, California

via raymondscott.com"Prepare yourself. This collection of Raymond Scott's electronic music is your ticket to uncharted realms. These 1953-'69 recordings were performed by Raymond Scott on pioneering music machines designed and built by Scott, such as the Clavivox, Electronium, Circle Machine, and Bandito the Bongo Artist. Also included are soundtracks of Scott's maverick (and decidedly '

Saturday Synth Porn: Devo’s Mark Mothersbaugh at Raymond Scott’s Electronium. The photo captures Mothersbaugh at the Electronium, in Raymond Scott’s guesthouse in Van Nuys, CA, in 1993. There are multiple layers of music history captured in the photo. The large electronic instrument is Raymond Scott’s Electronium – an early sequencer + synthesizer combination, designed by [...]

Video Playlist:
Raymond Scott : Tempo Block ~ Sleepy Time - "from the album "Soothing Sounds for Baby " vol. 1&2 by Raymond Scott."
Raymond Scott "Lullaby" 1963 - "LP 'Soothing Sounds for Baby: Volume 1 (1 to 6 Months)' OOP USA Minimalism"
Raymond Scott "The Happy Whistler" 1963 - "LP 'Soothing Sounds for Baby: Volume II (6 to 12 Months)' USA Minimalism OOP"

via wikipedia:
"Soothing Sounds for

via The Raymond Scott Archives's Photos

"Mark Mothersbaugh (Devo) with the Motown version of Raymond Scott’s instantaneous-composition invention, THE ELECTRONIUM (and a Yamaha DX-7), in Scott’s guesthouse in Van Nuys, CA, 1993. [Photo by Mr. Bonzai, published in BILLBOARD magazine]"

This one in via Jeff

YouTube Uploaded by s0LVentCIty on Apr 8, 2011"Hi my name is Solvent and this is my 3rd Eurorack modular system video. Today I've made some Raymond Scott techno, with the help of my newly arrived Cylonix Cyclebox and Flight of Harmony Sound of Shadows. I haven't really got a clue how to use the Cylonix yet, but I thought this sounded good, so I pressed record. Drums and everything else are being

YouTube Uploaded by s0LVentCIty on Apr 8, 2011"Hi my name is Solvent and this is my 3rd Eurorack modular system video. Today I've made some Raymond Scott techno, with the help of my newly arrived Cylonix Cyclebox and Flight of Harmony Sound of Shadows. I haven't really got a clue how to use the Cylonix yet, but I thought this sounded good, so I pressed record. Drums and everything else are being