Whats your favorite recordings of a Hammond B3?

[JoeM]

Nothing sounds like a B3 and there have been some great recordings over the years of that sound. I've been thinking of collecting some favs for my iPod.

Just a few of my favs:

Gimme Some Lovin'
Roundabout
Keep Me Hangin' On (the Fudge version)
Soul Sacrifice
Green Onions
Burn - Deep Purple
Point Of Know Return - Kansas
Do You Know What I Mean & Stormy Monday -Lee Michaels
You Better Run - The Young Rascals
Brian Salad Surgery

and, of course, anything by Jimmy Smith

What do you guys like?

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[vision63]

Robert "Butch" Sam on Graham Central Station's "The Jam," song on their album "A'int No Bout a Doubt It."

[Seacrest]

"My name is Robert Sam, but my friends call me Butch!"

[Guitarman]

vanilla fudge and the rascals.

[ArtP]

vision63 Wrote:
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> Robert "Butch" Sam on Graham Central Station's
> "The Jam," song on their album "A'int No Bout a
> Doubt It."


"The Jam" was the first LP I ever bought as a kid. That drum break in that was crazy, I bugged my parents for a Drum set because of that song, got one a year or so later and found out I didn't have "rhythm".

I just did a search on iTunes and I can't believe they DON'T have that song available. Plenty of Graham Central Station but that cut isn't available.

$uck$...

[Guitarman]

the first blood sweat and tears album (with al kooper)

[Mr. Ed]

I know it's not the same thing, but, our keyboard at church emulates a Hammond B3. Sounds good. Easier to move too.

[macaroo]

Booker T & The MGs: " Green Onions." Good article on the B3.

[macaroo]

"96 tears" by Question Mark & the Mysterians

[incognegro]

Procol Harum : Whiter Shade Of Pale

not sure which model Hammond on these

Hot Chocolate : Emma

The Animals : House Of The Rising Sun, Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood