Famous Users
The ARP string ensemble has been extensively used by Jazz-funk artists in the 1970s such as Herbie Hancock, George Clinton and Eumir Deodato. Elton John played an ARP String Ensemble on his hit song Someone Saved My Life Tonight. The Rolling Stones in your Hit Fool To Cry, The Buggles played a Solina String Ensemble in Video Killed the Radio Star and has been used by bands such as The Cure, Joy Division and Styx. Rick James used an Arp Solina in his song Mary Jane. In 1975, George Harrison used the ARP on his #20 hit You (George Harrison song) and the same year The Bee Gees played it on their hit Nights on Broadway. Stevie Wonder played the famous string line on Peter Frampton's 1977 ballad "I'm In You". The Solina string sound has also been used by Kim/Ricky Wilde, Pink Floyd, Joy Division, David Bowie, Neil Young and Crazy Horse, Anthony Phillips (on Collections and Sleepfall (The Geese Fly West) from The Geese And The Ghost), and Air.
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