Tony Monaco great friend for many yrs. Visiting after gigs @ Jazz Kitchen in Indy. George Smith's Music Center, Inc Hammond Full & Pro Line Dealer 47 yrs.
I LOVE HAMMOND ORGAN SOUNDS REMINDS OF COMMERCIALS OF THE SIXTIES AND SEVENTIES ESPECIALLY YOUNG LADIES WEARING SKIRTS ESPECIALLY MINISKIRTS, DRESSES, MINIDRESSES WITH TIGHTS AND STOCKINGS.
Man! I had to stop "following" you in the middle and just start listening... :-) To the end your baseline is just incredible!! Also I do have to give credit to the '63 organs too though :-) Amazing Groove!
And that X66 in the background. My dad owned several L, M100 and A100's, and at one time he bought an X66 just like that, with the Leslie. It was huge! My mother turned white when she saw it in our livingroom. Anyway.. excellent groove there mister Monaco, thank you!
I bought one about 16 years ago just because it had a really nice 122 with it. one of the absolute worst organs they ever made, and adjusted for inflation, probably the most expensive. back then, you could have bought 3 B3s new for what an X66 cost. and they sounded horrible - shrill and brittle with a lot of background noise from the early solid state electronics. I actually traded it to a guy for a B3 with another 122!
Ah yes, I'd take a B3 over an X66 any day of the week! Too many bells and whistles for my taste. I guess it is great if one likes theatre organs. The one my father owned broke down many times, although by the time he sold it it was fully working. There were those integrated dipped PCB's for the octave dividers that started giving up one by one after a problem in the power supply. That was fun to repair. Excellent deal on the B3 with 122 I'd say! I live on the third floor of an old house with a very small staircase, so no Hammond at this time. I miss it.
bentenbroek the X66 was a stunning organ to look at (like something from the Jetsons,) and it was a nice playing organ. it was just lacking in the sound department. also, it was huge and heavy as sin. it made moving a B3 seem like an easy task. I've had 2 B3s over the years but only have 2 T500s right now. also have a nord electro which is really nice to practice on (also a lot smaller/lighter!)
he's playing B flat minor diatonically using triad inversions. which means at 3:05 he's playing Bb left hand, then in right hand plays Db major triad 2nd inversion, Eb major triad 2nd inversion, and then F minor triad 2nd inversion and back down :)
I have so much respect for 3-'board Hammond players - and Tony has such an amiable, generous spirit.. I just don't get why anyone would give this clip a thumbs down... ?
Hammond's key click was considered bothersome to pipe players, but jazz players loved the biting attack it allows. Hammond tried to minimize it with a high-end rolloff for a while, but decided to keep the jazz players happy.
Yap there's the acoustic sound of the keys themselves clicking (which you can hear at low volume and sounds cool). Then there's "percussion" which is part of the amplified sound and comes out the speaker.
hi there! we also have in church a micro tecnica tipo CV n.517 torino... we are planning to sell this organ, how much do you think the value of this organ? thanks
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The tune is "Indonesian Nights" for those that are wondering. He has an awesome recording of it on "Celebration".
thank you so very much, I'ma order it right now
its so good
Ordering now.
Malam Indonesia maksudnya?
So my year and a half old daughter LOVES this clip.
She's off to a good start!
Your daughter has great taste!
Thanks for posting Tony. Left hand bass is amazing! Very inspiring...
2:36 and the souuuuuul DROPS
This organ is perfect to play nude, in the front garden, on a hot summers night, swilling jd! Neighbours love that shit.
Is this at Lonnie Smith's music store... or Dr. Lonnie Smith's music store?! Confusing, both are organ-playing cats.
Tony is just amazing. Really like the way he comps between solos.
Ladies and gentlemen, the GREAT Tony Monaco.
The Hammond GURU, indeed and very passionate teacher.
I LOVE HAMMOND ORGAN SOUNDS REMINDS OF COMMERCIALS OF THE SIXTIES AND SEVENTIES ESPECIALLY YOUNG LADIES WEARING SKIRTS ESPECIALLY MINISKIRTS, DRESSES, MINIDRESSES WITH TIGHTS AND STOCKINGS.
+JAMES HOWLAND PERV!
WHY ARE WE ALL USING CAPS LOCK
WAT
YEAH ESPECIALLY MINISKIRTS
YESS THE NOSTALGIA
I'm addicted to this clip. Tony Monaco gives you da funk !!
Smooth, rich and relaxing, like a chocolate toddy with tia maria before going to bed.
LOL! That's awesome
This should be censored for illigaly well playing of an instrument
"I heard the dink"
Hmmm this is super relaxing ! Is he playing this out of his head or can i buy it somewhere in hq?
BTW, Tony Monaco's recorded version of "Indonesian Nights" is good, too!
He got the Groove! so disgusting . SICK!
He seriously is a sick fuck with ridiculously funky rhythms in BOTH hands SIMULTANEOUSLY.
Man! I had to stop "following" you in the middle and just start listening... :-) To the end your baseline is just incredible!! Also I do have to give credit to the '63 organs too though :-) Amazing Groove!
And of course I mean the groove came from you Tony, not from the Organ :-)
+Teijo Forsell If the organ is a '63, you are not hearing the organ, you're hearing the maintenance, or the rebuild.
Awesome!!! I think I like this better than the studio version :)
Fucking sick
Tony Monaco has four hands and a great 5th.
oh man!, this groove is just incredible....amazing 😊
And that X66 in the background. My dad owned several L, M100 and A100's, and at one time he bought an X66 just like that, with the Leslie. It was huge! My mother turned white when she saw it in our livingroom.
Anyway.. excellent groove there mister Monaco, thank you!
I bought one about 16 years ago just because it had a really nice 122 with it. one of the absolute worst organs they ever made, and adjusted for inflation, probably the most expensive. back then, you could have bought 3 B3s new for what an X66 cost. and they sounded horrible - shrill and brittle with a lot of background noise from the early solid state electronics. I actually traded it to a guy for a B3 with another 122!
Ah yes, I'd take a B3 over an X66 any day of the week! Too many bells and whistles for my taste. I guess it is great if one likes theatre organs.
The one my father owned broke down many times, although by the time he sold it it was fully working. There were those integrated dipped PCB's for the octave dividers that started giving up one by one after a problem in the power supply. That was fun to repair.
Excellent deal on the B3 with 122 I'd say! I live on the third floor of an old house with a very small staircase, so no Hammond at this time. I miss it.
bentenbroek
the X66 was a stunning organ to look at (like something from the Jetsons,) and it was a nice playing organ. it was just lacking in the sound department. also, it was huge and heavy as sin. it made moving a B3 seem like an easy task. I've had 2 B3s over the years but only have 2 T500s right now. also have a nord electro which is really nice to practice on (also a lot smaller/lighter!)
Sorry, is he playing pedals also? I think he is not. It's not to criticise, it's just an info I need.
Love that slide at 1:52
+Karlfalcon And his "huh!"
extra sauce #mintherd
@@gerardowemans6786
Thatade it even more sick lol
How in the heck can anyone give this a thumbs down!?! Those people need to have their heads examined. Tony is a Monster!!
sir u just took the words right outta my mouth. Tony Is definitely a B3 BEAST!!!
Those people who gave him thumbs down have mental problems.
I have just seen heaven. Best Hammond B-3 player I've ever seen. Incredible!
I like that soft attack. Trying to duplicate on my Orla GT9000.
Thanks a bunch Tony.
3:05 What are those chords ? those three he plays in a sequence diii dii beeee baaa bap ?
cmon
Well, first you play some stank, then you take it up so it gets kinda fonky, then you do some squibbly-dibbly doobity bops.
he's playing B flat minor diatonically using triad inversions. which means at 3:05 he's playing Bb left hand, then in right hand plays Db major triad 2nd inversion, Eb major triad 2nd inversion, and then F minor triad 2nd inversion and back down :)
@@PlayBetterJazz after all those years :D
@@nobodyneverknows I do what I can!
This song called "Indonesian Nights"
I can watch this over and over again. Years later even.
Outstanding!!
He is a Genius !!! Sounds so great.
Whoua, whoua, whouaaaaa !
Wowww, great playing on a super expressive instrument, bravo !!
I cant keep a straight face or sit still while listening to this, magical...
Tiene una Zurda endemoniada, el Lionel Messi del Hammond
Major funkness!!!!!!
Perfeito!!!
I like Tony. He's playing is not too aggressive and he clearly is having fun playing.
Tony is an Organ Master. I watch this video a few times a day. thanks Tony.
grr
my favorite video on youtube
Even if I move to Antarctica, could NEVER be cooler than Tony is right here!
¡ EXCELLENT ! i see too a Hammond X66. . Hi! greetings from Mexico.
I have so much respect for 3-'board Hammond players - and Tony has such an amiable, generous spirit.. I just don't get why anyone would give this clip a thumbs down... ?
Awesome!
i love this instrument sooo much!
I seriously don't understand how anyone can dislike this people should go to jail for that xD
Nice
he really rocks that progression
jazz on a hammond runs chills down my spine
Jazz Hammond rulez.
I love the hammond as it has propelled the main elements of theater organs into modern music :)
WOWZA!! Tony Monaco is one groovy dude and a legend on the Hammond! I gotta listen to that again...
Simply astounding. Just perfect. ❤️
4:38
pity its mono audio, the way it was in 63..
Tony got da FUNK!
FIREE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! #mintherd
That's groovy, baby.
x66 in the back!
He should have played the X-66 sitting against the wall.
it's that a song?? or just a jam? so groovy
+Julien Anglade This tune is called "Indonesian Nights."
Thank you so much!
UM SOM VERDADEIRO DE ORGÃO ,E UMA PEGAVA VIVA, PARA TODOS OS BOLAS MURCHAS DA CCB.......
es un enfermo lo que toca, un capo! una lección de como se debe tocar el Hammond!
I used to have a 1963 B3 but it never sounded that good.
❤ fantastisch 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Beautiful groove.
最高 素晴らしい
Mão esquerda tenebrosa!! toca demais!!
wow niiiiiiiice
Great performance. Badass left hand work.
VERY WELL
да он гений!
His left hand is superbbbbb... That bass line !!!
wow
Sounds beautiful, nice groove!!
Great Hammond sound and fantastic playing
Me. gusta mas el órgano que el piano......
Where is this?
WOW!
Fantastic
muy bonito excelente congratulations
if he played gospel he would be beast greetings from new york !
oh my god! love your hand, Hammond
I could listen whole day....
Capo!
Sounds great, Ray.
what is the clicking? pedals?
Hammond's key click was considered bothersome to pipe players, but jazz players loved the biting attack it allows. Hammond tried to minimize it with a high-end rolloff for a while, but decided to keep the jazz players happy.
Yap there's the acoustic sound of the keys themselves clicking (which you can hear at low volume and sounds cool). Then there's "percussion" which is part of the amplified sound and comes out the speaker.
3:57 best part, in my opinion
this guy is underrated!!!! i watched all his videos
...Not by Pat Martino, Joey DeFrancesco, or anyone who has ever heard the great Tony Monaco.
Man, do you groove Tony! You're an inspiration.
The hands of a master.....
Which Hammond is it?
hi there! we also have in church a micro tecnica tipo CV n.517 torino... we are planning to sell this organ, how much do you think the value of this organ? thanks
Woahhhh!
I love organ groups
Please adopt me!
Wow man, awesome!!
wow this is so cool
Super groovee !!!
Very talented.