Favourite Hammond moments

[Piing]

Close to The Edge, at the "I get up, I get down"

 

[cragginshred]

This! The guitarist rips too!

 

[Achilles]

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

The repeat of the lick that this is timestamped to that comes right after it, but the whole solo - ne, ALBUM:



In rock music I prefer it as a more subtle background thing than aggressive Deep Purple style thing:

 

[Achilles]

KILLER Hammond solo!

 

[Achilles]

The album right before the one that made them famous.

Nice blending of the organ with the guitars by Walsh.

 

[TSJMajesty]

THIS:

 

[Stratzrus]

 

[la szum]

Where's the Mother Fooking Allman Brothers Band already!

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

Where's the Mother Fooking Allman Brothers Band already!

I left them out because I think we all can agree they were at their best in the keytar era:

 

[Stone]

My Brother Booker T

 

[TSJMajesty]

Quick, without looking it up, who was TSDG's bass player, and who did he play for for most of his career? Hint: he's in the top 5 of all-time album sales.

 

[Achilles]

McVie?

 

[la szum]

I left them out because I think we all can agree they were at their best in the keytar era:

If I could be an Allman Brothers Tribute Band, or play in that style of band, I'd jump at the chance.

 

[ragingplatypi]

I love all of those listed above. Here’s one out of left field:

 

[ragingplatypi]

I’ve also been digging the Koch Marshall Trio for my recent Hammond fix.

 

[AutomationBias]

I saw MMW at Howlin' Wolf in New Orleans in November 1994, a couple of months before this album was released. They played this song (which no one had heard yet) and the crowd went absolutely ape shit.

 

[jazzarian]

Hammond B3?

3 Names:
Jimmy Smith
Joey DeFrancesco
Brian Auger

Auger's Inner City Blues:


Joey:


Jimmy:

 

[LeftyLoungeLizard]