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Hi Bernie Im from Dallas Tx I have Earl Grants albums from the Fifties and 60,s Also there is a new cd that has all of his hits on it cant think of the label right now but he also sang like

Hi, I have 1964 Hammond L-103. I play guitar mostly and just discovered that the organ is not in tune!! "C" on the organ is "G#" on the guitar! What is going on? Any help would be

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Quite all right! I remember though wondering about his drumkit on the lp cover. Thought to myself, man is that beat up! I had a similar experience with Alan White of Yes. I played with him at a drum

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Hello Ilke! We live in Germany and know many people who sell Hammonds and Leslies. Just send us a mail: blue@... and tell us how much you want to spen, which model etc. We have recorded a

Ciao, Roger! I knew it was you! hehehe p.t. -----Messaggio Originale----- Da: Ruggero A: hammond_zone@... Data invio: domenica 2 settembre 2001 11.30 Oggetto: [hammond_zone] HEY

Mr. Taucher, Nice to see you on the group! Roger from Monfalcone LONG LIVES THE VK7 and X5 with 760!!!

Hey Jim, There are choices to make in that area. Been there . Done that! I narrowed my choice between the XK-2 and the VK-7. The Nord was not out at the time and neither was the new CX-3. The XK-2

Hi Jim, I really like my VK-7 and use it on almost everu gig! You've just gotta tweak the settings a bit and then you're off with it! Feel free to ask me any questions, Cheers, Roger

Hi keyzards! I have a C3 but I usually play VK7 through a fender Super-Reverb '65 on stage (clubsand small stages) and it sounds great to me... I also played CX3 on a music-shop and looks great,

One more thing on the CX, Iheard it won`t take a pedal board, so if you ever decide to add pedals, you can`t. Casey several version of the early recall, you that their the same

Clones and more Clones? My regular set is a 1936 BC, trek II percussion and 145, but at 48 years old I can't haul that thing anymore in fact I down right refuse to. I'll pay someone to move it if

I highly recommend the Korg CX-3. The reason is because of its versatility....you can apply it to many situations. The presets will get you close to where you are going right off the bat, and when

To my ears, the Roland ain`t even in the ball park. What I liked about the Roland was the extra sounds. The CX-3 was nice, its Leslie simulation sounded a little brittle to me. I could tell it

Here's some Hammond Settings... Thu Feb 1 23:28:06 2001 Please take a moment and share your favorite drawbar combinations... Shouting... 808....great with jazz runs... 876....Nice soft bass line

Linda, Thanks for mentioning Keith Knudson, it brought back a great memory. During the early 70's my band was playing the hotel circuit and got booked to open a new Sheraton in Terre Haute,

I'm with Casey and Bob. I picked the XK-2 over the Roland. I know several players that sware by the VK-7, but it wasn't for me. The recent version of CX-3 had not hit the market, yet so it wasn't

hi jim. i would like to say that vk-7 is really good as an hammond in live performance..but if u use it alone without any instrument u hear some different with a real hammond.but i advise u to get

Hi, Could you please e-mail to me or post settings for Steve Winwood (I'm a Man, Gimme Some Lovin) Squeeze (Tempted) Jon Lord Gospel settings Jazz settings Classic RnB, Soul A Whiter Shade of