That brown area is "the many pipes in one hand" It is the orchestra It made a cathedral out of your parish hall It is a limitless pallet of tone, that you address with the absolute present tense It is an ocean chariot that allows you to navigate current It walks and swings and carries everyone in earshot to an unexpected peace.
That brown area is "the many pipes in one hand" It is the orchestra It made a cathedral out of your parish hall It is a limitless pallet of tone, that you address with the absolute present tense It is an ocean chariot that allows you to navigate current It walks and swings and carries everyone in earshot to an unexpected peace.
If there are no Hammond organs in heaven, I'm not going. I've owned a couple, and there is something about that sound that just makes me glad to be alive. God bless Jimmy Smith, Jack McDuff, Wild Bill Davis, Joey DeFrancesco Charles Earland, Richard "Groove" Holmes, Booker T Jones Jimmy McGriff, John Medeski, Alan Price, Shirley Scott, Dr. Lonnie Smith,Fats Waller,Larry Young, et al.
@marietta, thanks, but that's what I was trying to say. I had used Google, and had read the Wikipedia article on Arp Schnitger. Fascinating, but the fact that one of his organs created in 1701 is still in use in Brazil really struck me. Not a fact I would have associated with a German organ maker of the High Baroque period.
Hi estiv,i have read by google all about of the "Mariana kathedrale brasilien.thanks for the advice,my english is so bad,i dont anderstand not all,sorry.-
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Sorry, can't seem to see past the rug and the wallpaper. Is the organ that brown area just beyond the baby-blue cushion?
That brown area is "the many pipes in one hand"
It is the orchestra
It made a cathedral out of your parish hall
It is a limitless pallet of tone, that you address with the absolute present tense
It is an ocean chariot that allows you to navigate current
It walks and swings and carries everyone in earshot to an unexpected peace.
That brown area is "the many pipes in one hand"
It is the orchestra
It made a cathedral out of your parish hall
It is a limitless pallet of tone, that you address with the absolute present tense
It is an ocean chariot that allows you to navigate current
It walks and swings and carries everyone in earshot to an unexpected peace.
Not seen in this photo: Tex and Edna Boil.
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it's awesome
That organ needs a little Booker T
If there are no Hammond organs in heaven, I'm not going. I've owned a couple, and there is something about that sound that just makes me glad to be alive. God bless Jimmy Smith, Jack McDuff, Wild Bill Davis, Joey DeFrancesco
Charles Earland, Richard "Groove" Holmes, Booker T Jones
Jimmy McGriff, John Medeski,
Alan Price, Shirley Scott,
Dr. Lonnie Smith,Fats Waller,Larry Young, et al.
Where's the Leslie Model 122 hiding?
Where is Jimmy Smith?
not sexy
Nice fruit
This photo was taken just before Bob Jr. hopped up on the seat and started driving everybody nuts trying to learn Green Onions and 96 Tears.
When is Al Kooper going to show up and blow Orpheus away with his playing?
Arp Schnittger würde staunen über diesen purismus.
Ultimate Rock-and-roll tool, in the right hands.
How about some christmas trees?
@marietta, thanks. By following your thread, I now know who Arp Schnitger is, and that there is a three-hundred-year-old organ in use in Brazil.
to estiv,arp schnitger war einer der bedeutensten orgelbauer zur zeit des hochbarocks in nordeutschland gehe mal zu google,liebe grüsse marietta.
@marietta, thanks, but that's what I was trying to say. I had used Google, and had read the Wikipedia article on Arp Schnitger. Fascinating, but the fact that one of his organs created in 1701 is still in use in Brazil really struck me. Not a fact I would have associated with a German organ maker of the High Baroque period.
This organ must have belonged to Bob Ralston.
Hi estiv,i have read by google all about of the "Mariana
kathedrale brasilien.thanks for the advice,my english is so bad,i dont anderstand not all,sorry.-
This image gives me chest fever.
It's the B3 PLUS Leslie speaker, Tom.
Either the 122 or the 147. They go together like Laurel & Hardy!
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