I'm a professional jazz musician living in Munich, Germany. I specialize in piano, hammond b3 organ and keyboards. I compose / arrange for my eight cylinder bigband, produce and play the bass on occasion.
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If you're interested, I sell sheet music of original compositions and lessons through my website (linked below).
What a kick-ass solo man, absolutely tasty, would love to play like you one day. Liked them both, I think what's more critical here is how it feels because I hear the Mark 1 action wasn't that great. I'm a sucker for Rhodes, especially the 80's L.A type Rhodes (bright, lots of bell and sparkly, Jay Gradon sampled it in the "The Famous E Electric Piano"). Anyways, loved this!
Holy funky-ass soloing, Batman. Fantastic progression and fantastic playing. Mark 1 slightly more dynamic, Mark 5 slightly fuller tone. Both incredible.
Both great 👍 I have a 1972 Fender, with "miracle mod" bumpers kit and I had (only for a short time) a MK5 too. You can virtually make them sound the same as each other, adjusting pickups and tines. But the MK5 keybed action is definitely faster and more versatile, more "modern". Both sound great with a tube amped guitar amp/cabinet (Fender twin-like). Very curious to try the new MK8 action (but the price is not affordable 😂 ). Thanks for sharing 👍
Great! Great! I loved the video! Not sure if the organ is B-3 or C-3. However, it doesn't matter, your sound is wonderful. I noticed the Strymon effects pedal, I've wanting to try one. I own a Hammond sk2 and it's wonderful and light enough to schelp to gigs! Anyway, thank you for your wonderful music!
In 1962 with some mates from school I hitch hiked to London to go to the Flamingo to see Georgie Fame who we had read about in the Record Mirror. At last, this little bloke came out and climbed on to the stool and started playing the Hammond. Wonderful sound. Then this huge voice came out singing blues as we had never heard....
