Superb instrument and player. It is interesting to note how, over the years, so many absolutely iconic (also rock-) songs have been made using a Hammond organ.
Notice this is all just Hammond tone wheel Organ and no internal or external Leslie rotary speaker anywhere! So just the organ, it's internal amp/speakers, it's Vibrato Scanner (Chorus is created by using a mix of dry signal with vibrato mixed. There is one rotary knob with indentations and markings for V1,V2,V3,C1,C2,C3. Oh', and the organs own internal separate AO-44 Reverb amp and Hammond Reverb Springs. Laurens Hammond invented Spring Reverb! Now used in practically every good guitar amp, PA/Mixer, and a sought after effect in the recording studio. His first spring units were ridiculously large* and were utilized in Hammond Organ Tone Cabinets (in the electronic organ world a "tone cabinet" is a speaker cabinet with it's own preamp and power-amp built in, and ironically most have no real tone controls). Note: The Hammond A100 series of organs (last digit designates cabinet style, ie. A102 is French Provencal) is identical to a Hammond B3, but has internal speakers. Both the A100 and B3 (and C3) use the same AO-28 tube preamp. So when new, naturally the A100 was a more expensive organ. However, the external tone cabinet for the B3 ran up the tally. "Leslie Speaker" was a dirty word at Hammond dealers. Not really, but Laurens Hammond hated the Leslie speaker*. This is why Hammond never added Leslie switches on their organs, and why you see the _Leslie half moon switches_ mounted to the front of a Hammond organ. *See article > 34. Ken's Special Effects By Eric Larson ( 03.05.02) < [ Blue highlighted numbered table of contents near bottom of page, choose 34.] **See ytb - *Legendary Theatre Organists* , Hammond introduction beg. at 40min , Hammond Paramount film short from 1937 beg. at 41min. [The film short was made just after the Hammond became popular, nearly as soon as it was introduced! It shows the remarkably simple Tone Wheel and wire-wound electromagnetic pickup ( which is duplicated 91 times...you'll see). Incidentally, the single motor that keeps perfect speed in the Hammond organ (so it never needs tuned!) is another Laurens Hammond invention- the Synchronous Motor. Initially designed for the first electric clocks with a smooth, tick free second hand ( for the Hammond Clock Company clocks of course, which preceded and continued along with the Hammond Organ Company), the synchronous motor has became an indispensable necessary component used in products worldwide. Animated beer signs for one! Ah'! My very first ytb vlde0!- *Way Cool Motion Sign- Wiedemann Beer*
I'll always associate the organ sound with cheezy soap operas of that time. But this guy has skills to admire. Notable is the clarity of this old video tape.
Wonderfull organ player, Keith Beckingham plays also in this style , in the Netherlands we had Cor Steyn was also a very good hammond organ player in the 50's 60's
Incrível o ser humano dotado desse dom maravilhoso criando esses arranjos espetaculares no órgão. É muito estudo com pesquisas para chegar nesse patamar técnico instrumental.
Я не знал, что можно так виртуозно играть на электронном инструменте. Богатейшее звучание и необыкновенные музыкальные вариации!. Этот человек гений электронной музыки.
Never thought of the Hammond as a synth. I absolutely detested this dated sound growing up in the sixties - and then along came Jimmy Smith, Keith Emerson etc ,,,,,
and that is probably one reason why home organs were eventually considered toys and not serious musical instruments. The organ market for this type of music machine stopped in the 80s. Today the market is dominated by digital copies of the original Hammond organs. Viscount Legend, Crumar, Mojo, Nord and many more
Edward M. Layton (October 10, 1925 - December 26, 2004) was an American stadium organist who played at old Yankee Stadium for nearly 40 years, earning him membership in the New York Sports Hall of Fame.
he uses far more nuances of the Hammond organ's registration possibilities than most organists like Jimmy Smith and co. Fast forward to 7:11 and 15:40 for a more typical and less cheesy Hammond sound
Horrorosa? Pode não gostar do tipo de música mas é impossível não reconhecer a elevadíssima qualidade do executante e a demonstração das capacidades sónicas de um instrumento tão antigo. Isso é muita insensibilidade....
@JoseGouveiaPereira é um som estranho sem melodia sem emoção kkkkkkk sensibilidade de que amigo! Isso que ele está tocando é SINISTRO sinfonia psicopata pra filmes de suspense 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Beautiful interpretation and Beautiful sound Hammond A 100!!!
Before sample packs we had men with talent
i always wanted a hammond organ... i need to get a viscount or smth
Superb instrument and player. It is interesting to note how, over the years, so many absolutely iconic (also rock-) songs have been made using a Hammond organ.
Awesome!! what a player!!! thanks for sharing! I love the Hammond organ! He made unbelievable sounds...
Wunderbar, dass ich heute nach 73 Jahren mir dieses anhören kann, ein Instrument, das leider nicht mehr produziert wird?
Notice this is all just Hammond tone wheel Organ and no internal or external Leslie rotary speaker anywhere! So just the organ, it's internal amp/speakers, it's Vibrato Scanner (Chorus is created by using a mix of dry signal with vibrato mixed. There is one rotary knob with indentations and markings for V1,V2,V3,C1,C2,C3. Oh', and the organs own internal separate AO-44 Reverb amp and Hammond Reverb Springs. Laurens Hammond invented Spring Reverb! Now used in practically every good guitar amp, PA/Mixer, and a sought after effect in the recording studio. His first spring units were ridiculously large* and were utilized in Hammond Organ Tone Cabinets (in the electronic organ world a "tone cabinet" is a speaker cabinet with it's own preamp and power-amp built in, and ironically most have no real tone controls).
Note: The Hammond A100 series of organs (last digit designates cabinet style, ie. A102 is French Provencal) is identical to a Hammond B3, but has internal speakers. Both the A100 and B3 (and C3) use the same AO-28 tube preamp. So when new, naturally the A100 was a more expensive organ. However, the external tone cabinet for the B3 ran up the tally.
"Leslie Speaker" was a dirty word at Hammond dealers. Not really, but Laurens Hammond hated the Leslie speaker*. This is why Hammond never added Leslie switches on their organs, and why you see the _Leslie half moon switches_ mounted to the front of a Hammond organ.
*See article > 34. Ken's Special Effects By Eric Larson ( 03.05.02) <
[ Blue highlighted numbered table of contents near bottom of page, choose 34.]
**See ytb - *Legendary Theatre Organists* , Hammond introduction beg. at 40min , Hammond Paramount film short from 1937 beg. at 41min.
[The film short was made just after the Hammond became popular, nearly as soon as it was introduced! It shows the remarkably simple Tone Wheel and wire-wound electromagnetic pickup ( which is duplicated 91 times...you'll see).
Incidentally, the single motor that keeps perfect speed in the Hammond organ (so it never needs tuned!) is another Laurens Hammond invention- the Synchronous Motor. Initially designed for the first electric clocks with a smooth, tick free second hand ( for the Hammond Clock Company clocks of course, which preceded and continued along with the Hammond Organ Company), the synchronous motor has became an indispensable necessary component used in products worldwide. Animated beer signs for one! Ah'! My very first ytb vlde0!-
*Way Cool Motion Sign- Wiedemann Beer*
@@paulj0557tonehead Comentarios, no conferencias.
wonderful
Impresionante intérprete y maravilloso sonido del Hammond!
I would never have thought that a Hammond could sound so good without a Lesly. I thought Hammond and Lesly were inseparable
Sheer artistry. An almost lost style.
Maravilloso instrumento e interprete...!!!
Un placer...!!!
I'll always associate the organ sound with cheezy soap operas of that time. But this guy has skills to admire.
Notable is the clarity of this old video tape.
come on the Hammond B3 is associated with alot more than just that..
Wonderfull organ player, Keith Beckingham plays also in this style , in the Netherlands we had Cor Steyn was also a very good hammond organ player in the 50's 60's
Realmente un virtuoso del órgano.
Incrível o ser humano dotado desse dom maravilhoso criando esses arranjos espetaculares no órgão. É muito estudo com pesquisas para chegar nesse patamar técnico instrumental.
Я не знал, что можно так виртуозно играть на электронном инструменте. Богатейшее звучание и необыкновенные музыкальные вариации!. Этот человек гений электронной музыки.
Congratulation!!!!👏👏👏👏👏
Excelente manejo de las barras ese es el secreto del Hammond las barras felicidades saludos
Mi piacciono pii virtuosismi, niente di che Eddie Layton!
This just needs a set of fins like a like a 58 Plymouth
Maravilhoso esse orgao!
O organista e genial
Parabens 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
In 1962, they still pretended that the Hammond didn’t need a Leslie… 😵💫
Привет! Наверное, на этом инструменте играли на хоккейных матчах в Канаде, когда останавливали игру.😀
Eddie Layton played organ at Yankee stadion for 30 years
Never thought of the Hammond as a synth. I absolutely detested this dated sound growing up in the sixties - and then along came Jimmy Smith, Keith Emerson etc ,,,,,
More from Eddie Layton here ruclips.net/video/hGMfr-nv1Jw/видео.htmlsi=tASLbjVhlwvMAn5s
nowadays noneed to stimulate the percussion, the organ now have auto rhythm styles in the organ built in, programmable too
and that is probably one reason why home organs were eventually considered toys and not serious musical instruments. The organ market for this type of music machine stopped in the 80s. Today the market is dominated by digital copies of the original Hammond organs. Viscount Legend, Crumar, Mojo, Nord and many more
Percussion and Drum machine in organs are different things
when organists were organists ,
Que maravilha! Estamos perdendo a essência!
🎶🎹🎹🎹👀😄👍🎶
Why does my percussion not work like this on my B-3? It sounds nothing like this organ. Mines missing something
It is because this organ has reverb. Install this and you will Get the same sound with Leslie on stop trekii.com/products/percussion-reverb/rv-1d.html
@ cool! My percussion is messed up I think. Need it fixed and the reverb mod
And then... There was Keith Emerson.. end...
Keith was my idol
Rest In Peace Amen
All nice, but I have a Leslie giving my Hammond sound.
who was that genuis on KEYS??????
Edward M. Layton (October 10, 1925 - December 26, 2004) was an American stadium organist who played at old Yankee Stadium for nearly 40 years, earning him membership in the New York Sports Hall of Fame.
Molto bravo. Ma come mai nelle riprese dall'alto l'immagine è invertita destra - sinistra?
Mirror over the organ
Who would believe this is the same exact organ:
ruclips.net/video/Js_nszRoGIc/видео.html
Hammond organ is equally good for Jazz, Blues, Soul, Gospel, Rock, Pop, Classical, Church, Evergreens and Easy listening
@@Hammond_nostalgi_klubb It most be one of the most versatile instruments invented.
This clip should be in the Guinness book of world records as the world's corniest music!
@@daveking-sandbox9263 😆👍
@@opale1572 it is certainly a unique clip!
This is a remarkable presentation of Conventional ' thinking, it really is a cultural oasis of mediocrity.
Bonkers playing, but that sound is so tinny and cheesy. Relying on the internal vibrato rather than a Leslie?
he uses far more nuances of the Hammond organ's registration possibilities than most organists like Jimmy Smith and co. Fast forward to 7:11 and 15:40 for a more typical and less cheesy Hammond sound
Lol
Que coisa HORROROSA 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻
Horrorosa?
Pode não gostar do tipo de música mas é impossível não reconhecer a elevadíssima qualidade do executante e a demonstração das capacidades sónicas de um instrumento tão antigo.
Isso é muita insensibilidade....
@JoseGouveiaPereira é um som estranho sem melodia sem emoção kkkkkkk sensibilidade de que amigo! Isso que ele está tocando é SINISTRO sinfonia psicopata pra filmes de suspense 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@robertonascimento850 envy