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==List of musicians who have used the recorder== *[[Gary Brooker]] and [[Matthew Fisher (musician)|Matthew Fisher]] of [[Procol Harum]] played the recorder on the track "Boredom" on their third album, "[[A Salty Dog]]". *[[Emma Christian]], native [[Manx Gaelic]] singer and folk artist plays the recorder in place of the more traditional [[tin whistle]]. *[[Dido (singer)|Dido]] studied recorder at the junior department of London's Guildhall School of Music & Drama and most famously plays it on the track ''[[Thank You (Dido song)|Thank You]]'' from her debut album ''[[No Angel (album)|No Angel]]'' *[[Jimi Hendrix]] played soprano recorder in some of his studio recordings *[[Richard Harvey (musician)|Richard Harvey]] (of [[Gryphon (band)|Gryphon]] originally) *[[Bob Homme]] used the recorder as part of his children's TV show, ''[[The Friendly Giant]]'' *[[Keith Jarrett]] played recorder on his album ''[[The Survivors' Suite]]'' *[[Billy Joel]] played the recorder on Cold Spring Harbor. *[[Brian Jones]] ([[Rolling Stones]]) notably played the recorder in the song ''[[Ruby Tuesday (song)|Ruby Tuesday]]'' *[[John Paul Jones (musician)|John Paul Jones]] ([[Led Zeppelin]]) played several recorders in the studio recording of ''[[Stairway to Heaven]]'' *[[Rahsaan Roland Kirk]] featured the recorder on several of his recordings. *[[Terry Kirkman]] of the Association frequently played recorder on Windy, "[[Along Comes Mary]]", etc. *[[Sarah Martin (musician)|Sarah Martin]] (of [[Belle and Sebastian]]) *[[Paul McCartney]] ([[The Beatles]]) occasionally uses the recorder in his music (e.g. ''[[The Fool on the Hill]]'') *[[Chisato Moritaka]] plays the recorder solo on her song "[[Watarasebashi]]" *[[Carlos Núñez Muñoz]] *[[Steven Page|Steve Page]] of the [[Barenaked Ladies]] played the recorder on "Helicopters" on their album "[[Maroon (Barenaked Ladies album)|Maroon (album)]]" *[[Les Penning]] played recorders on [[Mike Oldfield]]'s album [[Ommadawn]], the singles "[[Portsmouth (Mike Oldfield instrumental)|Portsmouth]]", "[[In Dulci Jubilo / On Horseback|In Dulce Jubilo]]" and "Cuckoo Song" and also on the track "Argiers" *[[Mick Ronson]], glam-rock guitarist, producer and arranger played multi-tracked recorders on David Bowie's "[[Life on Mars?]]" and on Lou Reed's "[[Satellite of Love]]" *[[Bon Scott]] played recorder during his pre-[[AC/DC]] career in the band [[Fraternity (band)|Fraternity]] *[[Grace Slick]] from [[Jefferson Airplane]] played the recorder on the albums [[Surrealistic Pillow]] (most notably in "[[Comin' Back to Me]]" and "How Do You Feel"), [[After Bathing at Baxter's]] and [[Volunteers (Jefferson Airplane album)|Volunteers]]. *[[Bruce Springsteen]] plays recorder on some of his tracks *[[Sufjan Stevens]] *[[Roy Wood]] from [[The Move]] would play recorder frequently on The Move's albums.
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