Consul
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ra4kYAYCdeI
Absolutely fantastic.
Absolutely fantastic.
Some B3 mastery I ran into on the 'Tube
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pucho812
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Consul said:
Agreed.
franklinh
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fo sho'
This one (linked from the above) is more than worth the 85 seconds it takes to watch it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RS2LTKq9ss&feature=related
This one (linked from the above) is more than worth the 85 seconds it takes to watch it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RS2LTKq9ss&feature=related
MartyMart
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Wow !!
That was FAB - there's also a cool one where she's playing with Dennis Chambers
on drums .... HOT !!
Marty.
That was FAB - there's also a cool one where she's playing with Dennis Chambers
on drums .... HOT !!
Marty.
peterc
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Check out our forum member b3groovers band Organissimo.
I love his work......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hT8dAeHe7Ow&feature=rec-HM-r2
Peter
I love his work......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hT8dAeHe7Ow&feature=rec-HM-r2
Peter
pucho812
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peterc said:
ah yes. B3groover and his band... Amazing... ;D
Consul
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I've seen Organissimo live. 
Great show, it was.
Great show, it was.Eric Best
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I played with B3 once when he was about 16. Reminded me what talent was, and that I don't have it!
abby normal
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stickjam
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franklinh said:
Yeah! Nothing like using the Hammond as a combination drum kit and assault weapon! That's about the style I used to play. "Used to," as in spent too many years playing a Voce V3 module that way on a semiweighted Kurzweil controller. A real destroyer of hands that was. :'( Take it from me, kids, don't try licks like that on anything other than a set of real Hammond waterfall manuals!
Dittos on the 'Groover kudos. Jim got the chops!
Bob
b3groover
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Aw, thanks for the love, folks. I've been playing the Hammond for 15 or more years now and it's such a great instrument!
I've been in a Jimmy McGriff mood lately. I love his tone on those old Solid State LPs!
I've been in a Jimmy McGriff mood lately. I love his tone on those old Solid State LPs!
SSLtech
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Stunning stuff!
-I must confess that I'm partial to the gnarly beast which Jon Lord unleashes from time to time also...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YJIgyJFIo0
I rebuilt a couple of his leslies once... They're DEFINITELY not stock! ;D -They're bomb-proof!
Keith
-I must confess that I'm partial to the gnarly beast which Jon Lord unleashes from time to time also...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YJIgyJFIo0
I rebuilt a couple of his leslies once... They're DEFINITELY not stock! ;D -They're bomb-proof!
Keith
abby normal
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SSLtech said:
You mean Leslie's (nudge, nudge, wink, wink, Marshall's)?
SSLtech
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No... Leslies.
He has a pair of leslies and a Marshall. The leslies are remote-amped and actively crossed-over. The speakers are hopped up: Peavey Black Widows in the LF and JBL 2482 drivers for the HF. The cabinets are "de-rattled" by sealing every seam with gum, and the inside is lined with resonance-damping material.
There's a LOT of juice fed into the speakers, and the extra vibrations will shake an un-treated cab into a rattly, buzzy mess in half a gig otherwise!
Keith
He has a pair of leslies and a Marshall. The leslies are remote-amped and actively crossed-over. The speakers are hopped up: Peavey Black Widows in the LF and JBL 2482 drivers for the HF. The cabinets are "de-rattled" by sealing every seam with gum, and the inside is lined with resonance-damping material.
There's a LOT of juice fed into the speakers, and the extra vibrations will shake an un-treated cab into a rattly, buzzy mess in half a gig otherwise!
Keith
SSLtech
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Funny you put it that way, I had a similar feeling... -When I first met Jon his hair was already pure snow-white... -It took several days before I could 'accept' that he was the same 'lord' of a man who I used to watch, slackjawed...
He and Ian Paice married sisters... One return trip from the US (one of several in rapid succession) I wanted to 'smuggle' back a somewhat heavy gear-headed DC motor to make an EMT plate remote, but didn't want it to 'tear up' any of my luggage. Ian was about to throw out a large-ish suitcase -which had his initials on it. -He suggested that I take his case back with the motor in, and since it was about to be thrown away anyhow, it didn't matter if it got banged-up. -I was going to toss it once back home.
My mum was out of town for a month, so I'd agreed to stay at her house for the 2 weeks, water the plants, feed the cat, etc. -Since she'd lost her key recently, the locks had been changed, so she left a copy of the new key with the next door neighbour, and since this was a 'terraced' row-house, the front door was about four feet from her own.
I climbed out of the cab from the airport, knocked on the neighbour's door with the suitcases on my mum's doorstep, and 'Madge' (the neighbour) came to the door. -After a minute or two's chatting and catching up, she glanced at the large suitcase and said "You know, I used to know someone who had a case exactly like that one... -Same initials and everything... -Mister Paice, it was."
Since Ian Paice never lived within a hundred miles of my mother, I was flabbergasted that it turned out that she indeed did clean house for the Paices a few years earlier, when the case was new. -She knew Ian, Jon and Roger, as well as their wives, -though she did confide in me that she thought the music was a bit loud!
Bizarre.
Anyhow... "the Plate remote worked, we found the M&M's, and Ozzy went on and did a great show!"
Keith
He and Ian Paice married sisters... One return trip from the US (one of several in rapid succession) I wanted to 'smuggle' back a somewhat heavy gear-headed DC motor to make an EMT plate remote, but didn't want it to 'tear up' any of my luggage. Ian was about to throw out a large-ish suitcase -which had his initials on it. -He suggested that I take his case back with the motor in, and since it was about to be thrown away anyhow, it didn't matter if it got banged-up. -I was going to toss it once back home.
My mum was out of town for a month, so I'd agreed to stay at her house for the 2 weeks, water the plants, feed the cat, etc. -Since she'd lost her key recently, the locks had been changed, so she left a copy of the new key with the next door neighbour, and since this was a 'terraced' row-house, the front door was about four feet from her own.
I climbed out of the cab from the airport, knocked on the neighbour's door with the suitcases on my mum's doorstep, and 'Madge' (the neighbour) came to the door. -After a minute or two's chatting and catching up, she glanced at the large suitcase and said "You know, I used to know someone who had a case exactly like that one... -Same initials and everything... -Mister Paice, it was."
Since Ian Paice never lived within a hundred miles of my mother, I was flabbergasted that it turned out that she indeed did clean house for the Paices a few years earlier, when the case was new. -She knew Ian, Jon and Roger, as well as their wives, -though she did confide in me that she thought the music was a bit loud!
Bizarre.
Anyhow... "the Plate remote worked, we found the M&M's, and Ozzy went on and did a great show!"
Keith
Consul
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http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPvZlFKhfcg ;D
