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"Green Eyed Lady" by a group called Sugarloaf from around 1970 has a kick-ass Hammond! Probably one of the best top 40 organ solos you will ever hear. Bob --- Wim Hadermann <wimhadermann@...>

Hi guys, My name is Bernie, and I live in Australia. This is the first time I've actually wrote to the group, but have read your interesting letters and ideas for a few months now. I have a video at

Hi Casey, If you want to try a piece of french music, I would recommend a young guy named Gérald DePalmas. He's a guitar/bass player and singer, composes music, writes lyrics, arranges, produces... I

Hello Kevin, Sounds like a great project, I have been looking for exactly the same thing forty miles north of you in Darlington. Can't help you with the 'techy' bit but keep us posted on progress.

Hi Jimmy, in connection with the eagle, ever since i've heard the track I keep on wondering how the guy succeeded to play his organ like that. Maybe he recorded multiple tracks and mixed them

Hello All!!!!! have acquired A-100.....poor case...everything seems to work.....internals covered in the demon nicotine, and I hope to build it into a suitable flight case to function as a C3(...sans

Hey guys & gals, On the Steve Miller " Fly Like An Eagle " thing... yeah what a scorcher of an organ track! It was why I bought the high-priced ticket to see the show on that summer's tour. Imagine my

"Fly like an eagle" by the Steve Miller Band, has a great Hammond organ in the background!! ------------------------------------------------------------ Free Web Email & Filter Enhancements.

Can somebody suggest some songs that have good B3 padding in the background. Kind of like Al Greens "Love and Happiness". Thanks. Casey

Bennie, The band is named Gap11, and we play some kind of rock music but not too loud, if you know what I mean... People which hear us, say we are a kind of crossing between a Belgian band called TC

Jeff, 12au7 was a very common low power audio tube back in the days of tubes. It should be easy to get, as far as tubes go. Try a local electronic repair shop or else companies like MCM electronics.

On Aug 27, 2001, Troy White said: It's a pretty common tube. Even so, unless you're lucky enough to have a good supplier in your area, you'll probably have to resort to mail-order if you want a good

Jeff, Thanks. Now I just need to find one.-Troy __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Yahoo! Messenger

On Aug 27, 2001, Troy White said: If you're sure it's in the percussion circuit (and has 9 pins), it's designated V9 on the schematics and it's a 12AU7. Jeff

Hey guys, I broke the percussion tube on my 1958 M3 and was wondering what tube I need to purchase. I can't read the number, but I know it has 9 pins. Can anybody help me?-Troy

Hi again, Here is another site that might have some useful information on the X66. Don http://theatreorgans.com/hammond/faq/ friends original machine address; schematics, hell chosen to readily I'm

Hi Phil, You might give this site a try. They advertise manuals for sale of most tonewheel organs. http://www.mitatechs.com/links2.html In hammond_zone@y..., J P Freeborn <smshdast8@c...> wrote:

You can try questions@... or call Cadence Manufacturing at 1-800-945-2425. The latter is a more custom fit for your XB-2. It will also cost more. I use a SKB case for my Roland keyboards and

Hello Lars Please could you E-mail me your private E-mail address. I am still interested in the Hammond X66 service and user manuals we discussed some time ago Please could you let me know the cost of