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In page Recorder (musical instrument):

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Owing to its ubiquity as a teaching instrument and the relative ease of sound production, the recorder has occasionally been used in popular music by groups such as The Beatles;[2] the Rolling Stones (see, for example, "Ruby Tuesday"); Yes, for example, in the song "I've Seen All Good People"; Jefferson Airplane with Grace Slick on Surrealistic Pillow;[3] Led Zeppelin ("Stairway to Heaven"); Jimi Hendrix;[4] Siouxsie and the Banshees;[5] Judy Dyble of Fairport Convention; Dido (e.g. "Grafton Street" on Safe Trip Home)[citation needed]; and Mannheim Steamroller[citation needed]; Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull). The Association featured a recorder in their 1967 hit "Windy", as did the British band Vanity Fare in their 1970 hit "Hitchin' a Ride".