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My „new“ 1959 Hammond with an old photo of me playing a Hammond at an openair festival in 1977.
Pentax 67
105mm f12.4
Fujipro 400H
June 1, 2018 ..
Chester Thompson joins Tower Of Power for their two
50th Anniversary shows at the Fox Theater in Oakland, CA
. . . Tower of Power is an American R&B and funk based band, originating in Oakland, California, that has been performing
since 1968! . . Blending soul, funk, jazz, and rock like no other band, Tower of Power has created their own unique genre!
Film Diaries #29
1959 Hammond B3, Leslie 122, Bösendorfer 200 Grand Piano
Rolleiflex SL66
80mm Planar
Ilford XP2
Lots of lovely woodwork at Blue Light Studio in Vancouver where the view extends from the Leslie speaker to the Hammond B3 organ.
Notes are created using rotating gears driven from a common source such that every note is not only on pitch but also locked in phase. Timbre is controlled by harmonic drawbars with the classic Green Onions sound shown.
Flickr Friday - Harmony
7Artisans 50mm f/1.05, taken at f/1.05
(In Explore! October 13, 2023. Thanks everyone for your kind comments and faves!)
The Big Chill
YouTube: A Whiter Shade of Pale, the organ part
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7Artisans 50mm f/1.05
A microphone catches everything from a Leslie speaker during a recording session of a Hammond B3 organ.
Shot with the Olympus E-5 at the 2014 New Haven Jazz Festival.
Matthew Whitaker, a resident of Hackensack NJ, is truly a gifted musician. His desire to play music began at 3 years old when his grandfather gave him a small Yamaha keyboard. At 9 years old Matthew began to teach himself how to play the Hammond B3 organ.
Matthew attends the Lighthouse Music School for the Blind and Visually Impaired in New York City where he studies classical piano and drums. He also attends The Harlem School of the Arts where he studies jazz styles for the piano and is a member of the Advance Jazz Combo and Jazz House Kids in Montclair, NJ where he is a member of the organ ensemble.
He has performed before the United Nations Youth Assembly at the United Nations Headquarters in New York City, Lincoln Center, Jazz at Lincoln Center and internationally in Capri Italy, Tetouan Morocco, Vienne France, Tokyo and Osaka, Japan. Matthew has been recognized by various organizations and has appeared on US and Japanese television.
Matthew was a winning participant in the “Amateur Night at the Apollo Child Stars of Tomorrow”; opening performer for Stevie Wonder’s induction into the Apollo’s hall of fame; guest artist for the Jazz Foundation of America Gala events; performed with Roy Ayers, Dr Lonnie Smith, Rhoda Scott, Ray Chew, James Carter, Jon Batiste, D.D, Jackson; Arturo O’ Farrill, Wayne Brady, Jazz Mafia Symphony; with Ozomatli and ‘The New York Pops’ Orchestra; and with Hamiet Bluiett and his Bio-Electric Ensemble.
A Fender Rhodes electric piano, Hammond B3 organ & old upright piano get together to reminisce on the old times. bit.ly/PBMusicFB
Grace Potter on Hammond B3 barefoot at Bele Chere Festival in Asheville, North Carolina -July 2010 Street festival photos by the Asheville event photography company Performance Impressions - © 2010 David Oppenheimer - All Rights Reserved
the inner workings (the guts) of a Hammond B3, serial # 75797.
simply fascinating!
still works. for sale too!
(lives in florida)
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Grace Potter on Hammond B3 at Bele Chere Festival in Asheville, North Carolina -July 2010 Street festival photos by the Asheville event photography company Performance Impressions - © 2010 David Oppenheimer - All Rights Reserved
Mindblowing concert by these three gentlemen. All around nice guys, and incredible musicians. A concert that was sold out many months before it was held turned out great this past friday (Jan 24th '14) in Klaverfabrikken.
I was in charge of atmospherical technics (projectors, non-stage lights etc), and was stage-hand on the day as well as photographer during the performance, and I enjoyed every second of it.
Thanks to Steve, Michael and Dan for a lovely evening!
Grace Potter on Hammond B3 at Bele Chere Festival in Asheville, North Carolina -July 2010 Street festival photos by the Asheville event photography company Performance Impressions - © 2010 David Oppenheimer - All Rights Reserved
Grace Potter performing with Grace Potter and the Nocturnals at All Good Music Festival at Legend Valley in Thornville, Ohio on July 20, 2013 - © 2013 David Oppenheimer - Performance Impressions Concert Photography Archives
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Rectifier and dual triode vacuum tubes on the job since 1963. The glowing filaments heat a cathode sleeve that boils off electrons that are then captured by a charged plate. For the rectifier, they can only go in one direction, and AC is converted to DC. For the dual triode, control grids fashioned like a finely wound fence are interposed whereby a small change on the grids cause a large change on the plates, and amplification is achieved.
Zoom to explore.
Canon FD 100mm f/4 macro, taken at f/11, long exposure on tripod.
Dr. Lonnie Smith is a renowned jazz organist performing in a variety of jazz mediums. A dominant talent and pace-setting proponent of the Hammond B3 Organ and widely recognized and gifted pianist, Lonnie has been at the forefront of the jazz scene since 1969 when he was named Top Organist by Down Beat Magazine. He was born in Lackawanna, New York, (just outside of Buffalo), into a musical family. His family had a singing group and a radio show. Smith credits his mother as a major influence in his musical career, introducing him to gospel, classical, and jazz music. As a young man in the 1950s, Smith sang in several groups including the Teen Kings. Music store owner Art Kubera gave Smith his first Hammond B3 organ. From his early years with George Benson to present day performances and recordings, Lonnie has acquired critical acclaim for his work in the jazz community.
His affinity for R&B melded with his own personal style, and he quickly became a local legend. He moved to New York City, where he met George Benson, the guitarist for Jack McDuff's band. Benson and Smith connected on a personal level, and the two formed the George Benson Quartet featuring Lonnie Smith, in 1966.
After two albums under Benson's leadership, (It's Uptown and Cookbook), Smith recorded his first solo album (Finger Lickin' Good) in 1967, with George Benson on guitar, Ronnie Cuber on baritone sax, Melvin Sparks on guitar and Marion Booker on drums. This combination remained stable for the next five years.
After recording several albums with Benson, Smith became a solo recording artist and developed a career that has produced over 30 albums under his own name. Several legendary jazz artists have joined Smith on his albums, including Lee Morgan, David "Fat Head" Newman, King Curtis, Blue Mitchell, and Joe Lovano among others. In 1967, Smith met Lou Donaldson, who put him in contact with Blue Note Records. Donaldson asked the quartet to record an album for Blue Note, Alligator Boogaloo. Blue Note was so impressed by the album that they signed Smith for the next four albums, all of which are now considered classics of soul jazz. This highly influential period produced Think (with Melvin Sparks, Marion Booker, Lee Morgan and David Newman) and Turning Point (with Lee Morgan, Bennie Maupin, Melvin Sparks and Idris Muhammad). The latter is largely regarded as his most seminal studio album.
Smith's next album Move Your Hand was recorded at the Club Harlem in Atlantic City, New Jersey in August of 1969. This surprise hit spread allowed his reputation to grow beyond the Northeast. He would record another studio album Drives and one more live album Live at Club Mozambique before leaving Blue Note. Live at Club Mozambique was recorded in Detroit on 21 May 1970, and is considered to be his finest live recording.
Smith toured the northeastern United States heavily during the 1970s, proving himself to be one of New York's finest musicians. He concentrated largely on smaller neighborhood venues during this period. His sidemen included Ronnie Cuber, Dave Hubbard, Bill Easley and George Adams on sax, Donald Hahn on trumpet, George Benson and Larry McGee on guitars, and Joe Dukes, Sylvester Goshay, Phillip Terrell, Marion Booker, Jimmy Lovelace, Charles Crosby, Art Gore, Norman Connors and Bobby Durham on drums.
Lonnie has performed at the major world jazz festivals with Dizzy Gillespie, Grover Washington, Jr., Ron Carter, Lou Donaldson, Jimmy McGriff, Jimmy Scott, Frank Foster, Leon Thomas, Willis Jackson and other prominent jazz artists. His extraordinary range has also included performances with the rhythm and blues greats Gladys Knight, Dionne Warwick, Etta James, Esther Phillips, Joan Cartwright, the Impressions and the Coasters.
Dr. Smith continues to tour and produce albums (his latest work is Jungle Soul. When asked why he calls himself 'Doctor', he calmly states that it is for the same reason why he now wears a turban to all of his shows: "No particular reason." Dr. Smith has been awarded the Organ Keyboardist of the Year award in 2003, 2004 and 2005 by the Jazz Journalist Association.
-Wikipedia
Lonnie Smith Discography
Finger Lickin' Good, Columbia, 1966.
Think!, Blue Note, 1968.
Turning Point, Blue Note, 1969.
Move Your Hand (live), Blue Note, 1969.
Lonnie Smith Drives, Blue Note, 1970.
Live at Club Mozambique, Blue Note, 1970.
Mama Wailer, Blue Note, 1971.
When the Night Is Right!, Chiaroscuro, 1975.
Lenox and Seventh Avenue, 1985.
Afro Blue, Music Masters, 1993.
Purple Haze: A Tribute to Jimi Hendrix, Music Masters, 1995.
The Turbanator, 32 Jazz, 2000.
Boogaloo to Beck: A Tribute, Scufflin', 2003.
Too Damn Hot, Palmetto, 2004.
LONNIE SMITH - WITH OTHERS
NOW - Javon Jackson (Palmetto/2006)
GREASY STREET - Richie Hart (Zoho/2005)
HAVE YOU HEARD - Javon Jackson (Palmetto/2005)
NEW YORK TIME - Frode Kjekstad (Curling Legs/2004)
THE DOCTOR IS IN - Crash (Cellar Live/2003)
COAST TO COAST - Red Holloway (Milestone/2003)
HAMMOND RENS - Kresten Osgood (ILK Music/2002)
EASY DOES IT - Javon Jackson (Palmetto/2002)
THE BRIDGE - Karl Denson's Tiny Universe (Relaxed/2002)
DR. LONNIE SMITH MEETS MARTIEN
OSTER AND THE ORIGINAL GROOVES (2001)
GOES BLUE - THE JAZZ GUITAR TRIO VOL. 3 - Ximo Tébar
(Nuevos Medios/2001)
SOUL MANIFESTO - Rodney Jones (Blue Note/2001)
THE SPIRIT SPEAKS - Ed Cherry (Justin Time/2000)
MODERN MAN - Bobby Broom (Delmark/2000)
RELAXING AT SEA: LIVE ON THE QE2 - The Lou Donaldson Quartet
(Chiariscuro/1999)
McGRIFF'S HOUSE PARTY - Jimmy McGriff (Milestone/1999)
HOMEPAGE - Ximo Tébar (WEA/1998)
AFTER HOURS - Eric Allison (Contemporary/1997)
CHARLES EARLAND'S JAZZ ORGAN SUMMIT (Cannonball/1997)
SO WHAT! - THE JAZZ GUITAR TRIO VOL. 2 - Ximo Tébar (WEA/1997)
BONGOBOP - The Essence All Stars (Hip Bop Essence/1997)
ONE FOOT IN THE BLUES - Johnny Adams (Rounder/1996)
SOUL SERENADE - Jesse Jones (Contemporary/1996)
THE TRUTH - Turk Mauro (Milestone/1996)
POLKA DOTS AND MOONBEAMS - David "Bubba" Brooks (TCB/1996)
MEAN STREETS BEAT - Eric Allison (Contemporary/1996)
A LOOK WITHIN - Javon Jackson (Blue Note/1996)
ORGANIC GROOVES - Essence All Stars (Hip Bop Essence/1996)
SOUL MATES - Terry Myers (Contemporary/1995)
MATING CALL - The Chartbusters (Prestige/1995)
BOILING POINT - Melton Mustafa Orchestra (Contemporary/1995)
HITTIN' THE JUG - Turk Mauro (Milestone/1995)
STRUTTIN' - Ron Holloway (Milestone/1995)
CHARTBUSTERS VOLUME 1 - Chartbusters (NYC/1995)
THE BLUE NOTE YEARS VOLUME SEVEN: BLUE NOTE NOW AS THEN
(Blue Note/1994)
SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY - Lou Donaldson (Columbia/1994)
PLAY THE RIGHT THING - Lou Donaldson (Milestone/1993)
CARACAS - Lou Donaldson (Milestone/1993)
SECRET AGENT MEN - Secret Agent Men (Akira Tana)
(Paddle Wheel/Sons of Sound - 1992)
GOTO - Teruo Goto and the Harlem Art Ensemble (Ninety-One/1992)
NATIVE SON - Gerry Eastman (Williamsburg Music Center/1992)
LIVE JAM - Jazz Funk Masters featuring Lonnie Smith (P-Vine/1992)
COME ON DOWN - Jimmy Ponder (Muse/1990)
LIVE IN NEW YORK - The Harlem Art Ensemble (Explore/1990)
REMEMBERING WES - Richie Hart (Compose/1988-89)
BACK TO BECK - Joe Beck (DMP/1988)
TO REACH A DREAM - Jimmy Ponder (Muse/1988)
IN A JAZZ TRADITION - Eric Gale (EmArcy/1987)
CHARLIE KARP & THE NAME DROPPERS (Grudge/1987)
LIVE AT THE BLUE NOTE - Ronnie Cuber (ProJazz/1985)
IN THE BLACK - Monty Guy (Evertone/1985)
STATE OF THE ART - Jimmy McGriff (Milestone/1985)
LABOR OF LOVE - Dave Hubbard (Sybarite Music/1985)
SO MANY STARS - Jimmy Ponder (Milestone/1984)
LIVE IN MONTREUX 1980 - Marvin Gaye (Eagle/1980)
B. BAKER CHOCOLATE CO. - B. Baker Chocolate Co. (LRC/1979)
BENSON BURNER - George Benson (Columbia/Issued 1976)
RISING SUN - Teruo Nakamura (Polydor/1976)
Lou Donaldson (unissued/1975)
PRETTY THINGS - Lou Donaldson (Blue Note/1970)
EVERYTHING I PLAY IS FUNKY - Lou Donaldson (Blue Note/1970)
MIDNIGHT CREEPER - Lou Donaldson (Blue Note/1968)
MR. SHING-A-LING - Lou Donaldson (Blue Note/1967)
ALLIGATOR BOOGALOO - Lou Donaldson (Blue Note/1967)
THE GEORGE BENSON COOKBOOK - George Benson Quartet (Columbia/1966-67)
IT'S UPTOWN - George Benson Quartet (Columbia/1966)
RED SOUL - Red Holloway (Prestige/1965)
Grace Potter and the Nocturnals at Bonnaroo Music Festival on June 10, 2011 on What Stage - © 2011 David Oppenheimer - Performance Impressions Concert Photography
The console version of the legendary Hammond B3. And yes it sounds as good as it looks!
This is at a church I do HVAC work for.
The Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio featuring Delvon Lamarr on Hammond B3, Jimmy James Guitar and Doug Octa Port Drums. Studio Session performed live at KNKX 88.5, Jazz, Blues and NPR News in Seattle, Washington.
KNKX DJ Abe Beeson Host
organ trio:
Daniel Latorre: Hammond B3 | Wagner Vasconcelos: bateria | Filipe Galadri: guitarra
fotos: © Milton Gevertz
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Archie Lee Hooker (vocals), Fred Barreto (guitar), Matt Santos (hammond, harmonica), Z'zo Zozo (couteau suisse).
Archie Lee Hooker @ Blues Rules Crissier Festival, Crissier (VD), Switzerland, 04.09.2021.
(c) Christophe Losberger
organ trio:
Daniel Latorre: Hammond B3 | Wagner Vasconcelos: bateria | Filipe Galadri: guitarra
fotos: © Milton Gevertz
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