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?? 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.
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Oh yeah, sorry.....
??? I wanted to mention " In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
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by the Allman Brothers Band as a pretty killer organ
track ....especially on the " Live at Fillmore East "
record which has lots of great Hammond moments.
Gregg Allman at the absolute pinnacle of his career
and creativity! Enjoy!
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Hi Jimmy,
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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.
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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.
???????????????????????????????
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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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"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@...> wrote: "Fly like an eagle" by the Steve Miller Band, has a great Hammond organ in the background!!
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Tower of Power has a GREAT hammond player
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Tasmin Archer - Sleeping Satelite, Hammond
solo
Sam Brown - Stop, Hammond Solo
Pink Floyd - The wall
(..) - No woman no cry, whole number Hammond,
awsome!
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Hammond still rules!!!
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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.
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???????Mott the Hoople, yeah, good call! ??????OHF ???BOB
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Talking of "No Woman No Cry", most Bob Marley songs have a Hammond in
them.? "Iron Lion Zion" is very good as well.
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As for
solos, it's a bit obscure, but "Friday Night, Saturday Morning" by The Specials
has a lovely bluesy solo in it.? Many Ska songs have Hammonds in, Jerry
Dammers of The Specials was a great Hammond player.? Another good Ska
one..."Monkey Spanner" by Dave & Ansell Collins, I heard it at a disco and
just had to buy the record because it sounded so fantastic.? Quite rare
though...
?
Also,
how about "Let It Be"?By The Beatles or "All The Young Dudes" by Mott The
Hoople...that has a superb Hammond part in it, not a solo, but the slow Leslie
is put to great effect.
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Sam Brown - Stop, Hammond Solo
Pink Floyd - The wall
(..) - No woman no cry, whole number Hammond,
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on internet, it is very usefull!!!
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Hammond still rules!!!
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i buy if i want good hammond.....? i have all of joey D and jimmy
any good blues organ
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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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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!
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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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Casey
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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',
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D and jimmy
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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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Charles Earland recordings.
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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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Richard Groove Holmes, in my opinion, is your only choice. You already have Jimmie and Joey. Try one of the following CD titles:
(1) After Hours (2) Groovin' with Groove (3) Groove's Grove
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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.
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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 Nat King Cole ??his biggest hit
was ?Ebb Tide ??later Michael
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Thanks Michael, Good to hear from you. I'll have to see if I can track down that CD here in Australia, It'd be great to get one, as he was fantastic. I 've quite often inquired about his music, but not many people here have even heard of him, which is a great shame. Thanks again.
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