Re: Mime file attached. Is it a virus?
- Linda, that classmates ads in what doesn`t load sometimes and people think its a virus or something. Casey -- In hammond_zone@y..., Linda Dachtyl <lindaleed@e...> wrote: Yes...but don't wait too long to turn it back on OR the song will be
over...LOL!
BTW, why does that "classmates" ad come up on lots of these
posts....annnoying !!
Linda
Dave Cohen wrote:
I have heard of a move on the organ to "bend " a note by turning it off for a
second as you play and then starting it again has anyone heard of
that
thanks
DAVE
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Re: [hammond_zone]"Not once will his fingers leave his hands..."
?
mike aud wrote:
(THIS IS A MODIFIED COPY OF A MESSAGE SENT LAST
NIGHT THAT LOOKS LIKE IT
DIDN'T GET THROUGH, IF IT DID MY APOLOGIES TO ALL FOR REDUNDANCY-MM)
I WAS BEGINING TO THINK I WAS THE ONLY OLD FART OUT HERE THAT REMEMBERS
LEE
AND FROSTY! (LINDA, THAT OLD FART COMMENT DOES NOT APPLY TO YOU
OF COURSE).
Tanks!
Linda
old enough to know about these things though...LOL
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Re: [hammond_zone] Song suggestions?
Charles Earland recordings.
Dave Cohen wrote:
I have a 20$ gift certificate to HMV (cd store)??
what cd should i buy if i want good hammond.....? i have all of joey
D and jimmy
any good blues organ
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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 home I listen watch now and then, it's a concert
performed by Roger Walters? ( Not sure of his surname), (ex Pink)
and
friends, Its called the wall, and was performed when the Berlin
Wall came
down, not real sure of the details, but anyhow what remained in
my mind was
the solo part played on a Hammond in 'Another Brick in the Wall'.
It was a
fantastic sound.
I do play myself, unfortunately I don't have a Hammond, but I love
the
sound and quite enjoy listening to a few albums I have such as
Klaus
Wunderlich. My father has of album of a guy named Earle (?) Grant,
and I'm
sure he played a Hammond, but he had quite a unique style of playing.
Cheers,
Bernie Delaney
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Re: [hammond_zone] Re: Mime file attached. Is it a virus?
Yes...but don't wait too long to turn it back on OR the song will be over...LOL!
BTW, why does that "classmates" ad come up on lots of these posts....annnoying
!!
Linda
Dave Cohen wrote:
I have heard of a move on the organ to "bend
" a note by turning it off for a
second as you play and then starting it again has anyone heard
of that
thanks
DAVE
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Re: [hammond_zone] Old Farts Unite!!!
but i'm not an old fart..... i'm 16 and i can rip it up i think
Dave
Dave Cohen wrote:
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Canada
Jimmy Lange wrote:
Hey old Farts,
I'm proud to be in your company and I'd
give about anything to rent a local blues stage
somewhere and have a OLD B-3 HIPPIE
FART SUMMIT! Drag a couple three
Hammonds and a stack o' Leslies in there
and show 'em what it's supposed to feel like.
We'd curdle some milk wouldn't we?
Hmmmm....where do you guys live?.....
Keep it Spinnin',
Jimmy
zakemo@... wrote:
Dan,
Yeah, us old farts got to stick together! We do have a purpose too.
To steer and teach the young farts. I've got a 16yr old boy who cooks on
guitar and runs rings around his crowd. I schooled him in the classics such
as Hendrix, Clapton, Carlos, and the like. He takes apart and shreds on tunes
by the afore mentioned while his buddies feel accomplished figuring out in
what order the two chords to some Blink 82 go. He joined myself and a tribe
of other OHFs for a charity gig. We did good old, GET YER MOJO WORKING
rock.You can't imagine a fathers pride when I looked over and saw my boy
firing it up. There was more than one tear making my keyboards slippery, no
shit! Anyways, if we don't do that, who we got to backup? (ha ha). Well I've
'bout bored you guys enough unless others think this is interesting, I know I
enjoy your guys experiences. PS It's twelve midnight. Do you know what
YOUR kids are playing??? OHF BOB
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Re: [hammond_zone] Old Farts Unite!!!
Canada
Jimmy Lange wrote:
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Hey old Farts,
I'm proud to be in your company and I'd
give about anything to rent a local blues stage
somewhere and have a OLD B-3 HIPPIE
FART SUMMIT! Drag a couple three
Hammonds and a stack o' Leslies in there
and show 'em what it's supposed to feel like.
We'd curdle some milk wouldn't we?
Hmmmm....where do you guys live?.....
Keep it Spinnin',
Jimmy
zakemo@... wrote:
Dan,
Yeah, us old farts got to stick together! We do have a purpose too.
To steer and teach the young farts. I've got a 16yr old boy who cooks on
guitar and runs rings around his crowd. I schooled him in the classics such
as Hendrix, Clapton, Carlos, and the like. He takes apart and shreds on tunes
by the afore mentioned while his buddies feel accomplished figuring out in
what order the two chords to some Blink 82 go. He joined myself and a tribe
of other OHFs for a charity gig. We did good old, GET YER MOJO WORKING
rock.You can't imagine a fathers pride when I looked over and saw my boy
firing it up. There was more than one tear making my keyboards slippery, no
shit! Anyways, if we don't do that, who we got to backup? (ha ha). Well I've
'bout bored you guys enough unless others think this is interesting, I know I
enjoy your guys experiences. PS It's twelve midnight. Do you know what
YOUR kids are playing??? OHF BOB
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Re: [hammond_zone] Old Farts Unite!!!
Jimmy
One old fart here, originally from Detroit/ Windsor area, that's my
roots anyway. Living in Edmonton Alberta Can. I have friends in Denver
where there is a cool club if that is central maybe next spring we
should meet there, just a thought. Anyone else located in north America
close to Denver?
I gotta go to bed sheez, getting' old.
Dan
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-----Original Message----- From: Jimmy Lange [mailto:jlange@...] Sent: August 30, 2001 11:36 PM To: hammond_zone@... Subject: [hammond_zone] Old Farts Unite!!! Hey old Farts, I'm proud to be in your company and I'd give about anything to rent a local blues stage somewhere and have a OLD B-3 HIPPIE FART SUMMIT! Drag a couple three Hammonds and a stack o' Leslies in there and show 'em what it's supposed to feel like. We'd curdle some milk wouldn't we? Hmmmm....where do you guys live?..... Keep it Spinnin', Jimmy zakemo@... wrote: Dan,
Yeah, us old farts got to stick together! We do have a
purpose too. To steer and teach the young farts. I've got a 16yr old
boy who cooks on guitar and runs rings around his crowd. I schooled
him in the classics such as Hendrix, Clapton, Carlos, and the like. He takes apart and shreds on tunes by the afore mentioned while his
buddies feel accomplished figuring out in what order the two chords to some Blink 82 go. He joined myself and a tribe of other OHFs for a
charity gig. We did good old, GET YER MOJO WORKING rock.You can't
imagine a fathers pride when I looked over and saw my boy firing it
up. There was more than one tear making my keyboards slippery, no
shit! Anyways, if we don't do that, who we got to backup? (ha ha). Well I've 'bout bored you guys enough unless others think this is interesting, I know I enjoy your guys experiences. PS It's twelve midnight. Do you know what YOUR kids are playing??? OHF BOB
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Hey old Farts,
I'm proud to be in your company and I'd
give about anything to rent a local blues stage
somewhere and have a OLD B-3 HIPPIE
FART SUMMIT! Drag a couple three
Hammonds and a stack o' Leslies in there
and show 'em what it's supposed to feel like.
We'd curdle some milk wouldn't we?
Hmmmm....where do you guys live?.....
Keep it Spinnin',
Jimmy
zakemo@... wrote:
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Show quoted text
Dan,
Yeah, us old farts got to stick together! We do have a purpose too.
To steer and teach the young farts. I've got a 16yr old boy who cooks on
guitar and runs rings around his crowd. I schooled him in the classics such
as Hendrix, Clapton, Carlos, and the like. He takes apart and shreds on tunes
by the afore mentioned while his buddies feel accomplished figuring out in
what order the two chords to some Blink 82 go. He joined myself and a tribe
of other OHFs for a charity gig. We did good old, GET YER MOJO WORKING
rock.You can't imagine a fathers pride when I looked over and saw my boy
firing it up. There was more than one tear making my keyboards slippery, no
shit! Anyways, if we don't do that, who we got to backup? (ha ha). Well I've
'bout bored you guys enough unless others think this is interesting, I know I
enjoy your guys experiences. PS It's twelve midnight. Do you know what
YOUR kids are playing??? OHF BOB
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Again, it's a cool but possibly risky trick
from what I've heard. Check out an old
album called " Fire Up " by Merl Saunders
and you'll hear him do it.
Keep it spinnin',
Jimmy
Dave Cohen wrote:
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I have heard of a move on the organ to "bend " a note by turning it off for a
second as you play and then starting it again has anyone heard of that
thanks
DAVE
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Re: [hammond_zone] Re: Mime file attached. Is it a virus?
Hey Mike and Hammonders,
Yeah that quick switch thing is cool but
I had always been warned that it was the
only way you could actually knock a
Hammond organ permanently out of tune.
Is that true or just and ol' Hammond wives
tale?
I used to have an ol' B-2 ( with percussion
added ) and the preamp would stay fully
engaged after you turned the power switch
off. At the end of the night the band would
do this big-ass, monster ending and I'd hold
this big fat two-handed chord while the singer
would switch the organ off. As the tone
generator gradually slowed the chord pitch
would fall all the way down to rumbling sub
human-hearing level and it just knocked 'em
out. We had a huge P.A. and the sound guy
would just crank that thing till the whole place
shook with the thunder! I miss that....my B-3's
don't let me do that trick. Damn!
Keep it spinnin',
Jimmy
mike aud wrote:
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DAVE, IF THE TG LOSES TOO MUCH SPEED YOUR SCREWED FOR A RESTART. BUT A SPLIT
SECOND WORKS. NOT A GREAT HABIT TO GET INTO FOR TG HEALTH, THATS WHY WE
WOULD END A SONG OR TWO WITH A FULL CHORD AND TURN IT OFF. IT'S MORE OF A
ROCKER THING BUT I'M SURE EVERYONE WHO HASN'T TRIED IT BEFORE WILL TRY THIS
HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT. BEST WITH A FULL BLAST GRIND, ALMOST INTOXICATING. MM
From: Dave Cohen <skorpion9@...>
Reply-To: hammond_zone@...
To: hammond_zone@...
Subject: Re: [hammond_zone] Re: Mime file attached. Is it a virus?
Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 16:57:09 -0700
I have heard of a move on the organ to "bend " a note by turning it off for
a
second as you play and then starting it again has anyone heard of that
thanks
DAVE
kcbass11@... wrote:
Check with Yahoo to be sure, but I think they filter all of our posts
with Norton anti-virus. A lot of times those are Yahoo ads that
didn`t load correctly. So its okay that you didn`t open them.
shhhh!!! I hope Yahoo isn`t listening. Casey
-
-- In hammond_zone@y..., "Peter Blue & Elisabeth Star aka Blue Star"
<blue@b...> wrote:
Some of the postings of the zone contain an attached MIME file, just like those recent virus mails. Did anybody notice? Didn???t
dar
to open it, just checked the file type.
Take care;
Peter
-----Urspr???ngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Linda Dachtyl <lindaleed@e...>
An: hammond_zone@y... <hammond_zone@y...>
Datum: Donnerstag, 30. August 2001 19:23
Betreff: Re: [hammond_zone]"Not once will his fingers leave his
hands..."
"Lee Michaels Live"....has IMO an even better version of "Stormy
Monday" than the studio lp.
The left hand bass is thicker because Lee used a BC Hammond. I think the late Bill Beer modified it also.
No foldback on the BC and that's why the bass is so strong.
Linda
zakemo@A... wrote:
Lee Michaels, Lee Michaels, Lee Michaels! 1970/71? album of the same name.
Stormy Monday and How Would You Feel. I dare anybody to produce the left-hand
bass sound he gets. And remember as you listen, it's live, (in the studio)
and it's only him and his drummer, Frosty. O.H.F. BOB
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Re: [hammond_zone] Song suggestions?
Hey Dave,
??? If you can get hold of Don Patterson's album
" These Are Soulful Days " ( not sure it ever made
it to CD ) and check " Muse Blues " you'll hear
about 17 minutes of the rippinest Hammond B-3
blues I have ever found. OH MY GOD? ! ! !
Otherwise, Groove Holmes, Jimmy McGriff and
Jack McDuff ( among others ) all rip some fine
jazzy Hammond on the bluesy side.
???????? Good Luck and keep
it spinnin',
??????????????????????????
Jimmy
Dave Cohen wrote:
I have a 20$ gift certificate to HMV (cd store)??
what cd should i buy if i want good hammond.....? i have all of joey
D and jimmy
any good blues organ
Wim Hadermann wrote:
His surname is Waters...
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Subject: Re: [hammond_zone] Song suggestions?
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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 home I listen watch now and then, it's a concert
performed by Roger Walters? ( Not sure of his surname), (ex Pink)
and
friends, Its called the wall, and was performed when the Berlin
Wall came
down, not real sure of the details, but anyhow what remained in
my mind was
the solo part played on a Hammond in 'Another Brick in the Wall'.
It was a
fantastic sound.
I do play myself, unfortunately I don't have a Hammond, but I love
the
sound and quite enjoy listening to a few albums I have such as
Klaus
Wunderlich. My father has of album of a guy named Earle (?) Grant,
and I'm
sure he played a Hammond, but he had quite a unique style of playing.
Cheers,
Bernie Delaney
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Re: [hammond_zone]"Not once will his fingers leave his hands..."
Oh YEAH BABY!!!
I sat down at a new job several years ago
in an architectural firm and my work partner
asks me " So, are you into music? " I replied
" Oh yeah.....if it's got a Hammond organ in it!"
He grabs Lee Michaels' " Stormy Monday "
and jams it in the box, turns it up to twelve
and we've been buds ever since! That's the
S H I T ! ! !
Also check out " Compared To What? " on
Brian Auger's release " Closer To It " from
about the same time period.....MURDER!!!
Keep it spinnin',
Jimmy
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Lee Michaels, Lee Michaels, Lee Michaels! 1970/71? album of the same name.
Stormy Monday and How Would You Feel. I dare anybody to produce the left-hand
bass sound he gets. And remember as you listen, it's live, (in the studio)
and it's only him and his drummer, Frosty. O.H.F. BOB
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Re: [hammond_zone] Song suggestions?
Hey Wim,
??? Yeah that's an amazing track. I never really
thought of it as more than a single track, but it
is a particularly great one. Lots of emotion and
yes the expression pedal had a lot to do with
creating that. I'll have to listen again very closely
to see if I can pick out the pitch changes you
mention. I've done this one in bands over the
years and it's always of favorite of the band
and the audience. Sorry y'all, but don't even
try this one on a clone...might hurt yourself!
????????????????????
Keep it spinnin'
???????????????????????????????
Jimmy
Wim Hadermann wrote:
?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 together? He managed to have some slight pitch changes
on some attacks of several notes in this track, did you notice that? I
wonder how he did that... or is it some acoustic mix of Leslie, vibrato/chorus?He
also uses his swell pedal very good, I think.??regards?
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?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 dissappointment
when, instead of having the real Hammond and at
least a player ( if not the MAN himself ) ,they played
to some kinda' sequenced track. Totally cheesey
and I've never forgiven Miller for that. What a
bozo! Hey, who was the guy who tracked the
Hammond on " Fly Like An Eagle " anyway? Can't
remember now after all these years.
???????????????????????????????
Keep it spinnin'
?????????????????????????????????????????
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by the Steve Miller Band, has a great Hammond organ in the background!!
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?Can somebody suggest some songs that have good B3 padding in
the
background.? Kind of like Al Greens "Love and Happiness".?
Thanks.
Casey
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Re: [hammond_zone] Re: Mime file attached. Is it a virus?
Wim
???? I agree its not a good thing to do, when I
posted earlier saying that I've seen Keith Emerson do the off/on thing remember
that Keith could afford to do that and have it fixed for every
gig.
???? Dan
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Hi Dave,
?
I experimented with it... but it's not the best thing to do
for your organ, and it only works with TWG organs... by turning it off, the
tonewheels slow down.. which means your pitch will get lower ...
If you've got an internal amp ( as I do) you'd rather not do
it, because the amp also is cut off... The only thing you hear is a
short? tube "breath out" and a lowering pitch fading away...
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Subject: Re: [hammond_zone] Re: Mime
file attached. Is it a virus?
I have heard of a move on the organ to "bend " a note by
turning it off for a
second as you play and then starting it again has
anyone heard of that
thanks
DAVE
kcbass11@... wrote:
>
Check with Yahoo to be sure, but I think they filter all of our
posts
> with Norton anti-virus.? A lot of times those are Yahoo
ads that
> didn`t load correctly.? So its okay that you didn`t
open them.
> shhhh!!!? I hope Yahoo isn`t listening.?
Casey
> -
>
> -- In hammond_zone@y..., "Peter Blue &
Elisabeth Star aka Blue Star"
> > >
Some of the postings of the zone contain an attached MIME file,
> just
like those recent virus mails.? Did anybody notice? Didn?t
>
dar
> to open it, just checked the file type.
> >
>
> Take care;
> >
> > Peter
> >
>
>
> >
> >
> >?? -----Ursprüngliche
Nachricht-----
> >?? Von: Linda Dachtyl
> >?? An: hammond_zone@y...
> >?? Datum: Donnerstag, 30.
August 2001 19:23
> >?? Betreff: Re: [hammond_zone]"Not
once will his fingers leave his
> hands..."
> >
>
>
> >?? "Lee Michaels Live"....has IMO an even better
version of "Stormy
> Monday" than the studio lp.
>
>?? The left hand bass is thicker because Lee used a? BC
Hammond. I
> think the late Bill Beer modified it also.
>
>?? No foldback on the BC and that's why the bass is so
strong.
> >
> >?? Linda
> >
>
>?? zakemo@A... wrote:
> >
>
>???? Lee Michaels, Lee Michaels, Lee Michaels!?
1970/71? album of
> the same name.
>
>???? Stormy Monday and How Would You Feel. I dare
anybody to produce
> the left-hand
>
>???? bass sound he gets. And remember as you listen,
it's live, (in
> the studio)
> >???? and
it's only him and his drummer, Frosty.??? O.H.F.?
BOB
> >
> >???? Visit The Hammond
Zone
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Re: [hammond_zone] Re: Get a snack
heh i'm 16 as well... i play a cx3 in a band... as well i play a rt3 w/147 at
a bar and a b3/122 at another.......... thats what i'm playin tonite
Dave
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Dan,
Yeah, us old farts got to stick together! We do have a purpose too.
To steer and teach the young farts. I've got a 16yr old boy who cooks on
guitar and runs rings around his crowd. I schooled him in the classics such
as Hendrix, Clapton, Carlos, and the like. He takes apart and shreds on tunes
by the afore mentioned while his buddies feel accomplished figuring out in
what order the two chords to some Blink 82 go. He joined myself and a tribe
of other OHFs for a charity gig. We did good old, GET YER MOJO WORKING
rock.You can't imagine a fathers pride when I looked over and saw my boy
firing it up. There was more than one tear making my keyboards slippery, no
shit! Anyways, if we don't do that, who we got to backup? (ha ha). Well I've
'bout bored you guys enough unless others think this is interesting, I know I
enjoy your guys experiences. PS It's twelve midnight. Do you know what
YOUR kids are playing??? OHF BOB
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Re: [hammond_zone] Re: Get a snack
Davey Dude!
That's awsome man, keep it spinnin'
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Yeah, us old farts got to stick together! We do have a
purpose too. To steer and teach the young farts. I've got a 16yr old
boy who cooks on guitar and runs rings around his crowd. I schooled
him in the classics such as Hendrix, Clapton, Carlos, and the like. He takes apart and shreds on tunes by the afore mentioned while his
buddies feel accomplished figuring out in what order the two chords to some Blink 82 go. He joined myself and a tribe of other OHFs for a
charity gig. We did good old, GET YER MOJO WORKING rock.You can't
imagine a fathers pride when I looked over and saw my boy firing it
up. There was more than one tear making my keyboards slippery, no
shit! Anyways, if we don't do that, who we got to backup? (ha ha). Well I've 'bout bored you guys enough unless others think this is interesting, I know I enjoy your guys experiences. PS It's twelve midnight. Do you know what YOUR kids are playing??? OHF BOB
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Re: [hammond_zone] Re: Mime file attached. Is it a virus?
Hi Dave,
?
I experimented with it... but it's not the best thing to do
for your organ, and it only works with TWG organs... by turning it off, the
tonewheels slow down.. which means your pitch will get lower ...
If you've got an internal amp ( as I do) you'd rather not do
it, because the amp also is cut off... The only thing you hear is a short?
tube "breath out" and a lowering pitch fading away...
?
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Subject: Re: [hammond_zone] Re: Mime file
attached. Is it a virus?
I have heard of a move on the organ to "bend " a note by
turning it off for a
second as you play and then starting it again has
anyone heard of that
thanks
DAVE
kcbass11@... wrote:
> Check
with Yahoo to be sure, but I think they filter all of our posts
> with
Norton anti-virus.? A lot of times those are Yahoo ads that
>
didn`t load correctly.? So its okay that you didn`t open them.
>
shhhh!!!? I hope Yahoo isn`t listening.? Casey
>
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>
> -- In hammond_zone@y..., "Peter Blue & Elisabeth Star
aka Blue Star"
> wrote:
> > Some of the
postings of the zone contain an attached MIME file,
> just like those
recent virus mails.? Did anybody notice? Didn?t
> dar
> to
open it, just checked the file type.
> >
> > Take
care;
> >
> > Peter
> >
> >
>
>
> >
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> >?? An: hammond_zone@y...
> >?? Datum: Donnerstag, 30.
August 2001 19:23
> >?? Betreff: Re: [hammond_zone]"Not
once will his fingers leave his
> hands..."
> >
>
>
> >?? "Lee Michaels Live"....has IMO an even better
version of "Stormy
> Monday" than the studio lp.
>
>?? The left hand bass is thicker because Lee used a? BC
Hammond. I
> think the late Bill Beer modified it also.
>
>?? No foldback on the BC and that's why the bass is so
strong.
> >
> >?? Linda
> >
>
>?? zakemo@A... wrote:
> >
>
>???? Lee Michaels, Lee Michaels, Lee Michaels!?
1970/71? album of
> the same name.
> >????
Stormy Monday and How Would You Feel. I dare anybody to produce
> the
left-hand
> >???? bass sound he gets. And
remember as you listen, it's live, (in
> the studio)
>
>???? and it's only him and his drummer,
Frosty.??? O.H.F.? BOB
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Re: [hammond_zone] Re: Mime file attached. Is it a virus?
Dave
Keith Emerson did that quite a bit, if you can find an old recording
of a group called "the nice" and on a tune called "Rhondo" I believe the
off/on thing happens a few times very effective, seen him do it live to
and it was very intense.
Dan S.
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-----Original Message----- From: mike aud [mailto:AUDMIKE@...] Sent: August 30, 2001 5:56 PM To: hammond_zone@... Subject: Re: [hammond_zone] Re: Mime file attached. Is it a virus? DAVE, IF THE TG LOSES TOO MUCH SPEED YOUR SCREWED FOR A RESTART. BUT A SPLIT SECOND WORKS. NOT A GREAT HABIT TO GET INTO FOR TG HEALTH, THATS WHY WE WOULD END A SONG OR TWO WITH A FULL CHORD AND TURN IT OFF. IT'S MORE OF A ROCKER THING BUT I'M SURE EVERYONE WHO HASN'T TRIED IT BEFORE WILL TRY THIS HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT. BEST WITH A FULL BLAST GRIND, ALMOST INTOXICATING. MM From: Dave Cohen <skorpion9@...>
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Subject: Re: [hammond_zone] Re: Mime file attached. Is it a virus?
Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 16:57:09 -0700
I have heard of a move on the organ to "bend " a note by turning it off for
a
second as you play and then starting it again has anyone heard of that
thanks
DAVE
kcbass11@... wrote:
Check with Yahoo to be sure, but I think they filter all of our
posts with Norton anti-virus. A lot of times those are Yahoo ads
that didn`t load correctly. So its okay that you didn`t open them.
shhhh!!! I hope Yahoo isn`t listening. Casey
-
-- In hammond_zone@y..., "Peter Blue & Elisabeth Star aka Blue Star" <blue@b...> wrote:
Some of the postings of the zone contain an attached MIME file, just like those recent virus mails. Did anybody notice? Didn?t dar
to open it, just checked the file type.
Take care;
Peter
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Linda Dachtyl <lindaleed@e...>
An: hammond_zone@y... <hammond_zone@y...>
Datum: Donnerstag, 30. August 2001 19:23
Betreff: Re: [hammond_zone]"Not once will his fingers leave his
hands..."
"Lee Michaels Live"....has IMO an even better version of "Stormy
Monday" than the studio lp.
The left hand bass is thicker because Lee used a BC Hammond. I think the late Bill Beer modified it also.
No foldback on the BC and that's why the bass is so strong.
Linda
zakemo@A... wrote:
Lee Michaels, Lee Michaels, Lee Michaels! 1970/71? album of the same name.
Stormy Monday and How Would You Feel. I dare anybody to
produce the left-hand
bass sound he gets. And remember as you listen, it's live, (in the studio)
and it's only him and his drummer, Frosty. O.H.F. BOB
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Re: [hammond_zone] Re: Get a snack
Hey old fart!
I was just thinkin', when I was a kid my parents would say "turn it
down" and now that I have kids, my kids say "hey dad can you turn it
down". I gotta make sure my kids girl 15 and boys 18 and 22 don't miss
out on the funk, the boys ain't so interested anymore but my daughter
will come into my studio and just sit and listen to the 145 spinnin'
from my old BC with trek 11 on it and say how she loves the sound but I
play a little loud. My oldest son would bring his pals to my gig's or
into the studio to show off his old man and how the leslie sounded and
looked. #1 son says that a Hammond is like a lethal weapon in my hands,
I think he gets it!
Thanks for listening to me ramble
Farty Dan
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Sent: August 30, 2001 6:30 PM
To: hammond_zone@...
Subject: Re: [hammond_zone] Re: Get a snack
Dan,
Yeah, us old farts got to stick together! We do have a purpose
too.
To steer and teach the young farts. I've got a 16yr old boy who cooks on
guitar and runs rings around his crowd. I schooled him in the classics
such
as Hendrix, Clapton, Carlos, and the like. He takes apart and shreds on
tunes
by the afore mentioned while his buddies feel accomplished figuring out
in
what order the two chords to some Blink 82 go. He joined myself and a
tribe
of other OHFs for a charity gig. We did good old, GET YER MOJO WORKING
rock.You can't imagine a fathers pride when I looked over and saw my boy
firing it up. There was more than one tear making my keyboards slippery,
no
shit! Anyways, if we don't do that, who we got to backup? (ha ha). Well
I've
'bout bored you guys enough unless others think this is interesting, I
know I
enjoy your guys experiences. PS It's twelve midnight. Do you know
what
YOUR kids are playing??? OHF BOB
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Re: [hammond_zone] Re: Mime file attached. Is it a virus?
I have heard of a move on the organ to "bend " a note by turning it off for a
second as you play and then starting it again has anyone heard of that
thanks
DAVE
kcbass11@... wrote:
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
Check with Yahoo to be sure, but I think they filter all of our posts
with Norton anti-virus. A lot of times those are Yahoo ads that
didn`t load correctly. So its okay that you didn`t open them.
shhhh!!! I hope Yahoo isn`t listening. Casey
-
-- In hammond_zone@y..., "Peter Blue & Elisabeth Star aka Blue Star"
<blue@b...> wrote:
Some of the postings of the zone contain an attached MIME file, just like those recent virus mails. Did anybody notice? Didn???t
dar
to open it, just checked the file type.
Take care;
Peter
-----Urspr???ngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Linda Dachtyl <lindaleed@e...>
An: hammond_zone@y... <hammond_zone@y...>
Datum: Donnerstag, 30. August 2001 19:23
Betreff: Re: [hammond_zone]"Not once will his fingers leave his
hands..."
"Lee Michaels Live"....has IMO an even better version of "Stormy
Monday" than the studio lp.
The left hand bass is thicker because Lee used a BC Hammond. I think the late Bill Beer modified it also.
No foldback on the BC and that's why the bass is so strong.
Linda
zakemo@A... wrote:
Lee Michaels, Lee Michaels, Lee Michaels! 1970/71? album of the same name.
Stormy Monday and How Would You Feel. I dare anybody to produce the left-hand
bass sound he gets. And remember as you listen, it's live, (in the studio)
and it's only him and his drummer, Frosty. O.H.F. BOB
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