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- Linda, that classmates ads in what doesn`t load sometimes and people think its a virus or something. Casey it that

mike aud wrote: Tanks! Linda old enough to know about these things though...LOL

Charles Earland recordings. Dave Cohen 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:

but i'm not an old fart..... i'm 16 and i can rip it up i think Dave Dave Cohen wrote:

Canada Jimmy Lange wrote:

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

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'

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:

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

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

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!"

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

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

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 zakemo@... wrote:

Davey Dude! That's awsome man, keep it spinnin'

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

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

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

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: