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B3/Organ Jazz cd's ?

maraiscygnes

maraiscygnes

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always looking for recomendations...

A few from this end:

Deep Blue Organ Trio
Folk Music

Adam Scone
The Wild New Electric Organ Sounds of Adam Scone

Corey Christensen
Roll With It

Melvin Rhyne
Classmasters

Tony Monaco
Live At The Orbit Room
 
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Miles Davis called him "The Eighth Wonder of the World"...

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John McLaughlin ~ After The Rain

Joey DeFrancesco tears it up with McLaughlin & Jones

John McLaughlin, guitar; Joey DeFrancesco, organ; Elvin Jones, drums

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Larry Young ~ Unity

with Woody Shaw, Joe Henderson & Elvin Jones

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Cactus Bob said:
John McLaughlin ~ After The Rain

Joey DeFrancesco tears it up with McLaughlin & Jones

John McLaughlin, guitar; Joey DeFrancesco, organ; Elvin Jones, drums


Larry Young ~ Unity

with Woody Shaw, Joe Henderson & Elvin Jones
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Love Larry Young!!, Into Somethin' is one of my favorite albums of all time
 
Richard "Groove" Holmes

Heard of him? Every bit as funky as Jimmy Smith, just not as relevant. I have several on wax and spin them occasionally. His cuts for Muse Records were exceptional. I would suggest just about anything on Muse, some legendary yet unknown sessions. Real funky...

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poppachubby said:
Heard of him? Every bit as funky as Jimmy Smith, just not as relevant. I have several on wax and spin them occasionally. His cuts for Muse Records were exceptional. I would suggest just about anything on Muse, some legendary yet unknown sessions. Real funky...

Richard Holmes looks a lot like Melvin Seals from the Jerry Garcia Band.

Speaking of Jerry, he always liked the B3 sound too. Both Legion of Mary and the JGB featured prominent B3 licks.
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Billy Preston

Dug out this LP today, he really was great. The real 5th Beatle, well maybe 6th if you place Clapton ahead of him.

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Any of the Jerry Bergonzi jazz trio albums featuring Dan Wall. (Adam Nussbaum on drums). Dan's kickin' pedals. You know they're bad dudes when they take the shoes off.
 
snerty said:
Any of the Jerry Bergonzi jazz trio albums featuring Dan Wall. (Adam Nussbaum on drums). Dan's kickin' pedals. You know they're bad dudes when they take the shoes off.
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John Abercrombie, Tactics with Wall & Nussbaum . . . good stuff! :thmbsp:
 
Larry Young ~ Unity

with Woody Shaw, Joe Henderson & Elvin Jones

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Amen!
Larry Young was way ahead of his time - Unity was from 1965 and it still sounds fresh today. He was, and still is, my favorite. It's fitting this album featured Woody Shaw, Joe Henderson, and Elvin Jones - they all come from the same cloth.

Larry Young played on Miles' Bitches Brew and even played with Jimi Hendrix on an album or two! Like I said, the man was ahead of his time.
 
Anything from Niacin. Billy Sheehan on bass, Dennis Chambers on drums and John Novello on B-3. Hard to classify this cross between jazz, rock and fusion. They also hava a live recording called Blood, Sweat and Beers from 2003.

Niacin - 1996
High Bias - 1998
Deep - 2000
Time Crunch - 2001
Organik - 2005
 
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