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Give Me Some Straight Up Pre-70s "Organ" Oriented Albums! I know the obvious choice would be Jimmy Smith & Johnny Hammond, but I need more selections.
And if they're pre-70s and EVEN pre-60s, the BETTER  | |
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try the Spencer Davis Group that feautred the legendary Steve Winwood | |
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The Doors Some people are like Slinkies...
They're good for nothing but they still bring a smile to your face when you push them down the stairs. | |
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 B-3!!! Now you're talking.
How about starting off with a little B-3 overload. ...The Cat (originally recorded by Jimmy Smith in '64) Dr. Lonnie Smith Joey DeFranceso Doug Riley Paul Shaffer tA  Tribal Disorder
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"In A Silent Way" by Miles Davis is quite glorious. | |
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Did a thread on individual Pop/Rock tunes that had cool B-3 parts here:
http://prince.org/msg/8/215629?&pg=1 Most were 60s & 70s artists. For more serious players...    
   
   
...These should keep you busy for a bit. Most stay in the time frame. tA Tribal Disorder
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JB has a couple, hell, for a few years, his instrumental albums on SMASH were credited to "James Brown at the Organ." PRINCE: Always and Forever
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Uncle Neal, I have that Shirley Scott album along with a couple of other joints 
And the instrumental stuff that JB did were the DIME   | |
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Harlepolis said: Uncle Neal, I have that Shirley Scott album along with a couple of other joints
And the instrumental stuff that JB did were the DIME Cool. Too bad you're not getting more responses. I'll try and find some other albums later. tA Tribal Disorder
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theAudience said: Harlepolis said: Uncle Neal, I have that Shirley Scott album along with a couple of other joints
And the instrumental stuff that JB did were the DIME Cool. Too bad you're not getting more responses. I'll try and find some other albums later. tA Tribal Disorder
http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431 I'm actually downloading Jimmy Smith's "The Cat" and Lonnie Smith's CTI masterpiece "Mama Wailer"(Which I distinctly remember you posting about, and Stanley Turrentine's Sugar). See, I've been doing my homework pretty good  | |
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Harlepolis said: I'm actually downloading Jimmy Smith's "The Cat" and Lonnie Smith's CTI masterpiece "Mama Wailer"(Which I distinctly remember you posting about, and Stanley Turrentine's Sugar). See, I've been doing my homework pretty good Very good. 
I think you'd also like Stanley Turrentine's... 
...Cherry tA Tribal Disorder
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Some of my absolute all time favorites:
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And some more, because it feels so good ...
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I don't know about whole albums, but Booker T and The MGs had a lot of organ in some of their songs such as "Hip Hugger" and "Green Onions".
Ooops, The Audience done beat me to it.
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Nice picks Pari.
Harley, you might dig this if you can sit through the commercials: http://www.live365.com/st...eoverdrive tA Tribal Disorder
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