[Robert Dubrul]

I love to play the good gospel oldies with my father in law--Buford Dowell. I play the tennor and he has played the B3 for a living starting out with AA ALAN. I think the two instruments will always have a place in the church that is with a good drummer laying a true line.

 

[BobbyC]

I think the B3 is the sweetest sounding instrument ever made and has a place anywhere it wants to play.

Well, not just the B3 but almost any Hammmond.

 

[grevsax24]

There is nothing better than a quartet with sax, organ, drums, and a guitar.

 

[jacobeid]

There is nothing better than a quartet with sax, organ, drums, and a guitar.

Do you have Bryan's CD with Bobby floyd, reggie jackson, and derek? If not, you need to get it.

 

[Spooner]

One of my favorites is the James Taylor Quartet from the UK (particularly their album "Message From the Godfather"). I'd highly recommend checking them out if anybody gets a chance.

Another good source of Hammond/Sax music is Robert Walter's 20th Congress and his other project "Super Heavy Organ". Pretty cool stuff.

 

[SaxJazz12]

I LOVE the sound of a Hammond B3. Some of my favorite recordings: Jimmy Smith "Back at the Chicken Shack", Stanley Turrentine "Let it Go" (Shirley Scott was highly underrated)

 

[grevsax24]

No, Jacob I have not. But I saw them at Comfest and they brought the house down.

 

[Dr_sax]

Also listen to twinset. Very nice band from newzealand
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=87063611
http://www.twinset.co.nz/

Lots of organ and sax

 

[Bob M]

Check out "Preachin'" by Gene Ammons with Clarence Anderson on B3. He plays classic gospel such as "Sweet Hour" and "Blessed Assurance"....great stuff!

 

[Spooner]

Here's another really cool B3 / sax combo that's from my area (Seattle).

Joe Doria on B3 and Skerik on sax-----the band's name is McTuff. They will be playing at the Summer Meltdown festival up here in the northwest that my band will also be in (pretty exciting to me).

 

[Wolfram]

I liked both instruments so much that I play both ..

You can hear my organ playing @ www.myspace.com/donzlaty

(Shameless self promotion....

W

 

[Reedsplinter]

Some of my fondest memories are of TRAVELLING with a B-3, and two gianormous leslie cabinets. . . .:shock:

 

[BobbyC]

Some of my fondest memories are of TRAVELLING with a B-3, and two gianormous leslie cabinets. . . .:shock:

So obviously you weren't the one who had to carry them to and from the truck.

My Hammond T-211 almost killed me and two family members last time I had to move it.

 

[Reedsplinter]

So obviously you weren't the one who had to carry them to and from the truck.

Not all by myself. But I helped. A lot.

Maybe the tone of irony didn't come through in my post. Tone, man, it's all about tone.

 

[saxboy]

My Fav

One of my favorites is a Jimmy Smith with Stanley T. - the playing is classic and the sound is fat!

Love that B3 sound. I used it on my last Christmas CD. Sounds great with the sax.

SAXBOY

 

[bjornblomberg]

Jimmy smith and eddie harries all the way live is fantastic