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@divajc
@divajc 17 лет назад
Wow! Watching this, I know how blessed I am. I sang with Lonnie for 10 years, recorded my second CD with him on the first three tunes. I also sand with organists Shirley Scott, Jeff Palmer, Richard "Groove" Holmes, John Patton and Eddie Crechetti. I love this instrument and the people who play it. I am blessed, blessed and grateful to have known these wonderful musicians.
@Wally-H
@Wally-H 3 года назад
God bless you. Dr Lonnie was an incredible musician and I will never forget being able to meet him in London not so long ago. His passing was a sad day but his legacy will live forever.
@mikemayco7888
@mikemayco7888 4 года назад
Here's the deal. After all the inventions the Wurlitzer the Rhodes the DX7 the M1 the motif the B3 is still the greatest keyboard in the world.
@rickydenotredame
@rickydenotredame 3 года назад
It's a close second to the Wurlitzer 200.
@chipgaasche4933
@chipgaasche4933 3 года назад
@@rickydenotredame nonsense, ricky.
@chipgaasche4933
@chipgaasche4933 3 года назад
Mike, I love Hammond's..and have owned two..but you seem to have forgotten the Bosendorfer Grand.
@lunabluevinemassacre6182
@lunabluevinemassacre6182 3 года назад
Agreed, but the Continental right after that
@chaselewis7853
@chaselewis7853 3 года назад
You’re comparing apples to oranges
@Royglosom
@Royglosom 15 лет назад
The Hammond B3 will be with me till I die. This took me back to the days when I was a kid watching my next door neighbor Mr. Paste play his. In Church I could wait for that box to start spinning wow they were great. We need more somebody please bring it back. That was great
@hammondvoodoo9555
@hammondvoodoo9555 4 года назад
All of them are great but Joey is in a league of his own really! I consider him to be the best Jazz organ player in the world, if there's one. I haven't heard of Doug Riley before but that guy's on fire!
@drdave25
@drdave25 4 года назад
These organs and Leslies never get old....so make way for this sound..... It will never get old.
@Westsyde57
@Westsyde57 3 года назад
RIP Dr. Smith...this video does well to show just how much fun you had playing that organ!!!
@pacrimco
@pacrimco 4 года назад
Never talk over the masters. Just listen!
@joblack3991
@joblack3991 4 года назад
Never say *this is a master at the Hammond B3 organ* because it is pleonastic. The result of the performance is evident for those who love funky jazz.
@donaldcharbonneau3801
@donaldcharbonneau3801 Месяц назад
Paul Schafer needs to be quiet
@Dnn411
@Dnn411 Месяц назад
Exactly, and Longer solos.
@32pedalnotes
@32pedalnotes 17 лет назад
This was way too much. Four living legends of the Hammond organ. I'm in heaven ... (singing)
@diamonddave45
@diamonddave45 16 лет назад
The Hammond B3 is such a great instrument. Kudos to this group to show a new generation on how great Hammond organs are!
@alanmorris7669
@alanmorris7669 11 месяцев назад
All of them have passed on, except for Paul Shaffer. May they rest in peace.
@connor_flanigan
@connor_flanigan 8 месяцев назад
whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat???????????? 😮
@GrayRaceCat
@GrayRaceCat 16 дней назад
@@connor_flaniganthe video was shot 17 years ago!
@funkular
@funkular 17 лет назад
GUYS! Keep in mind that this was Paul's induction into Canada's Walk of Fame. It was actually his spotlight and he shared it with others, so go easy on the criticisms.
@danawilkes6174
@danawilkes6174 3 года назад
I have never liked Paul...
@stephenbirks6458
@stephenbirks6458 3 года назад
Hey Dana W - What the hell, you doing here then ?
@bradtownsend9401
@bradtownsend9401 3 года назад
Paul is a very versatile player. He had to back up a wide variety of musical guests on the Letterman Show and do it with enthusiasm. He is comfortable playing many different styles of music and he has dedicated himself to his craft.
@jimmyalber
@jimmyalber 3 года назад
Every one of these guys can blow Shaffer right off the stage and he knows it!
@Wally-H
@Wally-H 3 года назад
Well said.
@rbean4599
@rbean4599 4 месяца назад
Organs and organists, both becoming rarer by the minute. Only seems 5 minutes since I was doing clubs, now retired but still trying to play like these guys!🎉
@sethtakacs4748
@sethtakacs4748 10 лет назад
Lonnie Smith!! I had the chance to see him this past weekend. What a fantastic player. All of them are so wonderful it just makes me so happy to listen!!
@hyflyin1
@hyflyin1 3 года назад
Incredible talent from legendary performers !!!!! what a special treat !!! Thank you !!! I had a Hammond B-3 in the 70's, but I never had the talent to do it justice !!!! Whenever I hear that special one-of-a-kind tone, I know for certain - it is a B-3 !!!!!!!!!!! Just incredible - nothing else compares !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@B-S-K
@B-S-K 3 года назад
Once, I saw Joey DeFrancesco live, here in Frankfurt/Germany. It was unbelievable !!!!! :-)
@SavoPaddy
@SavoPaddy 4 года назад
This is excellent all over. Whatever you think of Paul what a gesture to turn his own induction into a tribute to the Hammond organ players and the wonderful tradition and music it has produced. How about that brass section though, especially at the end! Outstanding musicians
@ernestmartinez5776
@ernestmartinez5776 Год назад
Word
@derya1963
@derya1963 16 лет назад
This just blew my mind, way too good to be watch once, I watched it 4 times and still feel its awesome. It really ashame that this is a dieing art form. Hope we can alive.
@garys8990
@garys8990 9 лет назад
Wow,great artists and four absolutely fantastic Hammond B3's. Lovin it!! Thanks for posting.
@flickrennels
@flickrennels 27 дней назад
17 years ago? First time seeing this - fantastic
@tomg669
@tomg669 2 года назад
Amazing video. With the three legends now gone this video needs to be permanently preserved.
@benwilliams787
@benwilliams787 3 года назад
All of the accolades should go to the crew who wheeled the 4 B3’s out on the stage
@stantheman260
@stantheman260 Год назад
Moving these instruments is very easy using Roll and Kari Dollies.
@stantheman260
@stantheman260 Год назад
Moving these instruments is very easy using Roll and Kari Dollies.
@ssnoc
@ssnoc Месяц назад
The most beautiful song ever written - it evokes so much emotion and reflection - played absolutely flawlessly here.
@garys8990
@garys8990 4 года назад
Four Hammond B3's, how magnificent!!! Long live the Hammond Organ!
@rickmaddeaux9190
@rickmaddeaux9190 10 лет назад
WOW. What a treat. Visions of leslies spinning round in my head.
@gr8northernpike
@gr8northernpike 10 лет назад
Collect some of the best, and then talk over and through their solos? Plus, I can't help but think that Barbara Dennerlein should have been there.
@Wally-H
@Wally-H 10 лет назад
Doug Riley may have been a talented keys man but he wasn't one of the best (he passed a way a while ago). I'm not from Canada so I don't know a lot about this Shafer guy but I seem to remember reading once that Riley was a close friend of his and so I guess he was being bias in selecting him (and I suppose they wanted a Canadian). Dennerlein is top class, no doubt about it.
@gr8northernpike
@gr8northernpike 10 лет назад
Shafer is the band leader on the David Letterman show.
@stevenking2980
@stevenking2980 10 лет назад
Barbara Dennerlein? Why would they want her? This isn't the best players in the world, this just Canada... And a screaming bald idiot. If barbara would have been there, pauls mouth would have been agape with no sound coming out. She would smoke these fools.
@SluffAdlin
@SluffAdlin 9 лет назад
I would thrown John Medeski in there too.
@stevenking2980
@stevenking2980 9 лет назад
Yes medeski, and check out badass Andreas Hellkvist. I promise you'll like him. I love him and Dennerlien. I think they are Swedish and German. AWESOME!
@davidcowan4705
@davidcowan4705 Год назад
Am I so happy I stumbled up on this video. This whole thing was astounding!!!!
@stanisawk1385
@stanisawk1385 3 года назад
The WORLD has not heard this yet! Bravo Bravissimo!
@Wonka275
@Wonka275 5 лет назад
Fun fact about Doug Riley, he played piano and organ on Night Moves by Bob Seger! Very tasteful keyboard work
@Qermaq
@Qermaq 17 лет назад
Jimmy McGriff as well. Remember, Paul was the one being inducted, it's his show. He seems extremely grateful here, and you know he is just having a complete blast.
@nerdsandproud
@nerdsandproud 17 лет назад
i was at that show, and have been looking for the recording ever since. thank you
@drdave25
@drdave25 17 лет назад
I agree with you. Did anyone ever consider this may have gone off without a rehersal, which would dictate it be directed on the fly, which is what Paul's good at ever since Saturday Night Live. By the look on his face after he cut the song, he looks like he was surprised it played so well. And he's probably right in that, you and I may never see this happen again. 4 Hammonds and 4 masters behind them. Love this vid.
@roccoco58
@roccoco58 3 года назад
This is the best I have ever heard Shafer play.
@michaelhatch1994
@michaelhatch1994 3 года назад
For all those complaining about Paul, remember all those guys turned up to play with him and for him and he held his own. He's not always to my taste, but you can't argue with his enthusiasm.
@BluesCat1980
@BluesCat1980 2 года назад
Enthusiasm is one thing, but to just keep playing shouting all over people's solos is just irritating.
@warrendoris9669
@warrendoris9669 2 года назад
Its Hammond heaven.!Stellar players all! Never met the.other bossess_ but Paulie is one of the coolest most down.to earth guys to be so talented! Big up Paulie!!
@scronx
@scronx 5 лет назад
How can anybody not love Paul Shaffer? Where would this world (or this performance) be without his kind of enthusiasm?
@pretztel1551
@pretztel1551 4 года назад
scronx agreed! And everyone saying that His talking over the performance ruins it: this was for a charity event happening and Paul was a large part in organizing it.. he was the one getting everyone excited and having a cheerful, wonderful vibe in the room!
@bendex88
@bendex88 4 года назад
Not a charity event Pretzel. Paul was being inducted into The Canada's Walk Of Fame in Toronto, Ontario in 2012. He also hosted the show on Canadian TV.
@scronx
@scronx 4 года назад
@@bendex88 Even so I think the people bitching about him here should be stationed in a Baffin Island fire tower for a year.
@scronx
@scronx 3 года назад
@Max William Lauf Canadian -- me??
@JohnWellings-k8d
@JohnWellings-k8d 5 месяцев назад
Wonderful spectacular, organ play. These guys can realy show the hammond at its best. Very exciting
@pullom19
@pullom19 14 лет назад
Thanx to you for posting this. To all the people bashing paul for his overabundant energy, This is what it's all about for working musicians. No matter who you are, if you get 3 of the best in the land on stage with you I feel you've done good not to crap yourself. Just enjoy the sweet B-3 sound
@rocsil
@rocsil 13 лет назад
Sorry, I like all these guys Paul Chaffer, Joey DeFrancesco, Doug Riley and Dr Lonnie Smith. They are superb Thank you for sharing
@IgnisConsumens
@IgnisConsumens 3 года назад
Heard and saw Joey D and his dad in West Chester PA years ago. They went into some kind of musical mania that night. The stank faces were 💯
@Belchmaster41
@Belchmaster41 14 лет назад
for most shows like this, an intro is a good way to introduce the folks on stage
@julianvu
@julianvu 15 лет назад
Paul's surprisingly good. He just doesn't need to talk, it really kills it.
@cingals
@cingals 2 года назад
Yes! I was yelling "shut up Paul please!" Their talent speaks for themselves!
@vbassone
@vbassone 2 года назад
EXACTLY! He needs to shut up when they're blowing....
@randyzimmerman947
@randyzimmerman947 Год назад
Exactly. He's truly obnoxious when speaking, truly gifted when playing. "Shut up and play".
@ernestmartinez5776
@ernestmartinez5776 Год назад
I would never have known about these guys if it wasn't for Paul's big mouth .The late Defrancesco being my favorite RIP.
@84homey
@84homey 10 месяцев назад
Personally I loved his performance, including his energy and enthusiasm. I say learn to relax and enjoy what comes your way, and this was fairly special IMO
@jeevespreston
@jeevespreston 8 месяцев назад
How fun, bet this was fantastic to see/hear live!!!
@pullom19
@pullom19 12 лет назад
Say what you will, but Paul has proven to be the ultimate showman and his place on stage with these gentlemen is a testimony to his ability to lay down the funkiest grooves with the best of them.
@KatzEyeProductions
@KatzEyeProductions 7 лет назад
I don''t care what anyone says Paul Shaffer is very good. This was awesome!
@mrgeraldbrent
@mrgeraldbrent 10 лет назад
My hair caught on fire, my ears shot steam, and then my head exploded. This band is SMOKIN'!
@ebanderson72
@ebanderson72 17 лет назад
Beautiful...just beautiful. playing in the key of F is so much fun!!!
@valeroski5413
@valeroski5413 2 года назад
Me encanta ver y escuchar a estos maestros del órgano. Son unos virtuosos del instrumento.
@michaellooker8416
@michaellooker8416 Год назад
Great !!!! Just found this clip after seeing them play I think I'm going to give playing up as I shall never play like these 4 GREATS Michael. Storrington West Sussex England
@michaelboyd3924
@michaelboyd3924 3 года назад
Bought my mom a fully functional B3 at a thrift store in Iowa City, IA in 1980 for $75!
@classichammond
@classichammond 3 года назад
Worth 5 to 10K depending on condition and year.
@lunabluevinemassacre6182
@lunabluevinemassacre6182 3 года назад
I almost got given one for free. Lol too bad. I could've made "the beast"
@michaelalazar2680
@michaelalazar2680 2 года назад
You are the luckiest guy and your to hear your mom play on it.
@tipofelice
@tipofelice 10 лет назад
Very exciting! All of these guys just doin' it ... , very exciting. Loved all that I heard from each of them. I do have to acknowledge Joey since he's truly "mio Paesano", being from my hometown (Philly). Still, loved hearing from and appreciate all of them for what they brought to the presentation.
@elliot_sander
@elliot_sander 2 года назад
Man. Tears when he introduced both Dr. Lonnie Smith and Doug Riley. Also, where do you find four B3 organs? That man really knows all the right people. Truly amazed. What an experience to play with the 3 greatest alive at that time. RIP Dr. L. Smith and Doug Riley
@warmane559
@warmane559 10 месяцев назад
Been introduce to hammond but with a narrow band /interpret repertoire ,mostly 70's rock n prog rock . I can't be thankfull enought to have found these four master's of it.
@bensdadfrank
@bensdadfrank 14 лет назад
He's different , but has more musical talent in his little fingers than most of us have inn our entire bodies. And i say that as an accomplshed musician. Well done Paul. Be proud you canucks , eY. I'm from wisconsin,in the states, and I wish we could claim him. I'll play my upright bass with that man any time and feel honored!
@chaselewis7853
@chaselewis7853 3 года назад
Speak for yourself lol
@NJLouis66
@NJLouis66 17 лет назад
Man, I think you are so right about the gospel organists. Even some of the riffs you hear them play in the background behind preachers sometimes is really amazing.
@BluesMamaOriginal
@BluesMamaOriginal 11 лет назад
Honestly, I was surprised, but I liked Paul Shaffer's solo/playing style the best. My son just got a Hammond and I've been listening to some stuff online. It's a crazy, busy instrument. I haven't seen one player who didn't play it as if they were holding back a seizure. Some mad music making!
@Jerram89
@Jerram89 15 лет назад
To all you lot whinging, don't forget that this is more of a live performance then a recording - and Shaffer is an Entertainer rather then an Artist, so it's in his nature to make noise.
@funkular
@funkular 17 лет назад
What he played was relatively simple but effective. He was the last one and so he created a climax by using simple lines and chords with the 'full' all-drawbars-out sound. He showed another aspect of the Hammond sound and used some techniques that the others did not. He's aware that he's playing for people who may not appreciate the instrument, not for Hammond players. I really don't see what "sucks" about his solo, even though it wasn't as melodically/harmonically sophisticated as the others.
@classichammond
@classichammond 3 года назад
There are certain techniques played on a Hammond that other keyboards and clones are incapable of.
@ebanderson72
@ebanderson72 16 лет назад
I'll never get tired of watching this!! This is the best!!
@tonycox7802
@tonycox7802 3 года назад
This was awesome! I love it!!
@pullom19
@pullom19 12 лет назад
I agree. These guys are the last of a breed of musicians that made the Hammond B-3 a household name. R.I.P. Jimmy Smith, Jimmy McGriff, Jack McDuff, and Groove Holmes. I for one am grateful for the opportunity to listen to all of them.
@BookofIsaiah
@BookofIsaiah 16 лет назад
Great video, great players!!! Even though I respect & understand Paul's enthusiasm, it would have been so much nicer to hear the organ playing rather than his voice shouting during the solos.
@LooseLeaf-Cornwall
@LooseLeaf-Cornwall 2 месяца назад
Loved it! All great players!
@pierstheoneandonly
@pierstheoneandonly 17 лет назад
Transcendental. Kudos to Shaffer for making this happen. All cooking, but on a sheer emotional level, Dr Lonnie is gas mark 10.
@enjoyyoursleep1
@enjoyyoursleep1 2 года назад
I always come back to this clip to be inspired!
@weaponsgrayedd
@weaponsgrayedd 11 лет назад
This is freaking incredible B3 mastery, holy moley Dr Lonnie is a BEAST, they all are really excellent organ players, wicked choice of music on a sick Jimmy Smith jam, kids need to go back to their Facebooks and their Lil Wayne music and let the adults enjoy real music like this. :)
@Navroze
@Navroze 3 года назад
This is the beauty of jazz.. no egos, just music at it's best
@GaryJones2012
@GaryJones2012 9 лет назад
Where did they find four B3's? I remember carrying those suckers up and down the stairs. They have to sound sweet just to forgive them.
@chieftp
@chieftp 8 лет назад
+Gary Jones well Hammond made probably over 100,000 B3s over 20 years. the one Paul is playing isn't actually a B3, but a BC cabinet with A100 guts in it (a "counterfeit B3.")
@johntechwriter
@johntechwriter 8 лет назад
Gary Jones The A100 (one of which I owned) and B3 were identical, save for the Internal speakers in the A. Hammond originally intended for the A to be a home organ, and the B to be used in churches to replace a pipe organ. The B was never intended to be a rock or jazz instrument. It took a few geniuses like Jimmy Smith and Booker T. to bring out its potential, especially when configured with a Leslie speaker.
@classichammond
@classichammond 3 года назад
@@chieftp Actually the older ones sound better. And they all don't sound the same. (I have 3 of them)
@terrylaw18
@terrylaw18 2 месяца назад
⁠@@classichammondcame across this on you tube feed and was scrolling the comments. I know it’s several years later now but seeing your comment I’d just like to agree with you. Have been watching some Lachy Doley lately and he’s a wild Hammond player. A lot of people call his Hammond a B3. But I think it’s actually a CV from what I see in the videos. The old CV had a different more biting sound. I remember hearing way back when that Keith Emerson had a 1948 CV for recording because he liked the sound. Don’t know if that’s true but it’s also interesting that 1948 was the first year that Hammond changed to a single tone generator and chorus vibrato. Prior to that they had two generators and a different vibrato. Anyway, Hammond regardless of the model is in a league of its own.
@nickfoleyuk
@nickfoleyuk 11 лет назад
Best thing I've heard for a while, lovely to see them all on one stage!
@funkular
@funkular 18 лет назад
Yup, he went through some trial and error hassles to do it and then was nice enough to snailmail it to me on a CD. I reduced the size and uploaded it here so that others could see this unique clip.
@TheLinda61
@TheLinda61 14 лет назад
That is "oozing talent!" Fantastic work men! More please....
@MenwithHill
@MenwithHill 9 лет назад
Quoting mocaman123 down there, which defintiely deserves to be read : 95% of you commenting don't get it. 95% of the people in the audience don't know who these guys are 95% of the people in the audience don't know what they are hearing 100% of the people in the audience were on their feet at the end. That's what Paul was able to do by hyping and conducting it all the way through. It would have been a very different performance without him creating that excitement. Trust me, I know, I do it every year. I'm the Musical Director/Bass player for the show.
@freeversejams
@freeversejams 9 лет назад
100% of what you say is absolutely on the mark. I've played over 6,000 gigs in my extremely fortunate musical life. Paul's enthusiasm added immensely to the experience for the audience. To me, the greatest thing about Paul's enthusiasm is that it lets you have a peek into what it feels like to be a musician. When I'm playing my guitar, especially with a great lineup of musicians, I hear all the yelling and screaming in my head that Paul was letting out. I absolutely know without question that performing great music to a live audience can be the greatest human experience. There is joy so powerful and deep in the human soul that it seems only music can express it. I wish every human had that feeling at least once in their lifetime so you could understand. I believe that if every human had that feeling just once, the world would be a much better place. That is what Paul Shaffer stands for in all he does. Deep, profound love of life.
@zzzut
@zzzut 8 лет назад
+MenwithHill I couldn't care less about Shaffer's enthusiasm. The MUSIC and the PERFORMANCE caused the excitement not Shaffer's loud mouth.
@MenwithHill
@MenwithHill 8 лет назад
zzzut Well then you're not part of that majority. The fact is most people, on canadian television and elsewhere, couldn't tell the difference between a Hammond and an accordion. That's why you need showmanship, to get people excited about topics they're not versed on. He's not doing it for you but for the countless other people watching.
@paulshallbetter1080
@paulshallbetter1080 5 лет назад
If that is true, you my friend, are a monster! Even with 4 amped (Leslie?) B3, you pushed up from the bottom. Beautiful. And thank you.
@Ryszard-o8k
@Ryszard-o8k 8 месяцев назад
Dobrze się przy tym bawią. To wspaniałe. Brzmienie Kosmiczne. Nipowtarzalne. Dziękuję co za czad.POZDRAWIAM ❤❤❤❤
@funkular
@funkular 17 лет назад
RIP Doug Riley.
@sts121
@sts121 18 лет назад
Thanks so much Funkular for posting this, and Paul for sending him the CD! Wish Tony Monaco could have been there. So much talent happening already though! Why did Joey play with only one hand I wonder...
@HuntChicagoHomes
@HuntChicagoHomes 2 года назад
with 2 it simply would have been too funky
@vecernicek2
@vecernicek2 8 лет назад
Never hire a sports commentator for a jazz gig.
@jimcole6423
@jimcole6423 5 лет назад
Your right about that.
@classichammond
@classichammond 3 года назад
@@jimcole6423 so you didn't hear Paul Shaeffer play?
@GiorgiojoSarogni
@GiorgiojoSarogni 3 года назад
How to spoil a mega piece of music played by great Hammondists... it's possible he doesn't understand it on his own.. shut up is fucking mouth.. I was embarrassed for him... 🤭😲😓😠
@MsBigtom
@MsBigtom 3 года назад
@@GiorgiojoSarogni it’s an awards show not a church concert.
@curtrod
@curtrod 3 года назад
paul schaeffer is one of the greatest musicians and tv personalities ever dude!!!, and a super nice guy
@marcoballa
@marcoballa 17 лет назад
this is unbeliavable! i'm dreaming of a situation like that here in Italy.... thanks for sharing
@jurygolenko8721
@jurygolenko8721 2 года назад
Такая музыка никогда не исчезнет из Мировой Культуры!
@DavidSnyderLumierist
@DavidSnyderLumierist 4 года назад
Great artists bringing the intended life of the old work horse(God love it) to its best use and in the hands of great artists. BRAVO
@MovieguruThe
@MovieguruThe 2 года назад
Schaffer is the only one left now. RIP Joey Defrancesco 😭🥺
@DarkeningSkies1
@DarkeningSkies1 14 лет назад
@raymondgroothuis Indeed. And please note, Mr. DeFrancesco does it entirely ONE HANDED. Class, man.
@bluesman311
@bluesman311 2 года назад
Notice Joey is the only player whose left hand is not touching the keyboard. Why? Because there's a full band behind him and he's leaving room/showing respect for the other musicians. RIP brother
@hammondlover
@hammondlover 17 лет назад
You cant have it all. The video was shot really well. Those birds eye views of the organas were really cool. The band sounded fantastic. Not everybody can be humble, esspecially those who's regular job is on prime-time network tv.
@wentkat
@wentkat 14 лет назад
Would have been so cool if they had included Keith Emerson in this!
@stevenmckenzie2741
@stevenmckenzie2741 3 года назад
wentkat Lee Michaels too.
@chipgaasche4933
@chipgaasche4933 3 года назад
@@stevenmckenzie2741 Lee Michael's?? Are you kidding?
@chipgaasche4933
@chipgaasche4933 3 года назад
It's possible that Emerson already was suffering from carpal tunnel.
@tlprincipe
@tlprincipe 3 года назад
I gonna cry! Fabulous!
@funkular
@funkular 17 лет назад
Haha, you're right, I'm sure the catering and what everyone was wearing was foremost on their minds. :)
@rikshaw223
@rikshaw223 14 лет назад
it just gets better every time i hear this video.
@jessejdubb3rd
@jessejdubb3rd 13 лет назад
he needs to take a note from what prince said the less i talk the more i can play
@JohnSmith-b3nut
@JohnSmith-b3nut 4 месяца назад
Absolutely Fabulous!
@funkular
@funkular 17 лет назад
I understand what you're saying, but you're thinking like a musician. This wasn't a concert. He was being awarded for his overall achievements as a Canadian artist and decided to show the audience what the Hammond is about. The oranges did their job, so I don't think there's anything wrong with him playing more for the audience than for us jazz players/aficionados. I can appreciate the purpose of it by simply reflecting back to what got me into jazz as a young teenager in the first place.
@MrPete81
@MrPete81 18 лет назад
Wow! Amazing finger dexterity going on there! Thanks for sharing this with us all, it's inspired me to get practicing!
@bobwilliams3376
@bobwilliams3376 9 лет назад
Joey D smoke em all!
@Wally-H
@Wally-H 4 года назад
Yeah, and with one hand behind his back (literally)
@nickyfarrell3024
@nickyfarrell3024 2 года назад
@bob Williams. Joey smoked any organist who was unlucky to come in contact with him. R.I.P maestro.
@RenaissancePeopleNYC
@RenaissancePeopleNYC 16 лет назад
Incredible, Outstanding, Mindboggling, and REALLY GOOD!
@boxingfan2233
@boxingfan2233 9 лет назад
Jimmy smith was the best organ player
@claytonwalter8700
@claytonwalter8700 4 года назад
I prefer Don Patterson.
@nickyfarrell3024
@nickyfarrell3024 2 года назад
@Boxing Fan. Jimmy Smith was the best until Joey De Francesco came along.
@pullom19
@pullom19 14 лет назад
@horseman1990 Respect has been paid to these cats on stage as well as other influences by Mr. Schaeffer. This is just Paul doing what he does
@davidmartin1902
@davidmartin1902 9 лет назад
Respect to all of them, but this sounded like a contest, in which all failed, great players, but it was not good for the ears, or at least my ears. Just my opinion.
@RickDonmoyer
@RickDonmoyer 8 лет назад
+David Martin so sorry you didn't get the RUSH out of it that so many others of us did!
@SirMrShanks
@SirMrShanks 5 лет назад
To me it always felt as if it were three great organists bringing their own unique style to the peice. Perhaps you felt it was a competition due to the order in which they were organised from least complex riff to most complex
@gendaminoru3195
@gendaminoru3195 4 года назад
Lonnie Smith was the best
@MSA942
@MSA942 16 лет назад
This made me smile so much my face hurt!! Simply the BEST
@DaviTrombela84
@DaviTrombela84 10 лет назад
it's all very amazing, but the video would be way cooler without narration. Please, no narration on jazz! Narration is already bad enough at sports. By the way, narration should be abolished from sports! They should be like Tom & Jerry, w/ jazz sound track! Imagine that! So, no narration at jazz, please. it's annoying.
@movilandia
@movilandia 2 года назад
Hello, Top played with your 4 Hammonds B3 !!! Best Regards José Movilandia 😎👍💥💥💥
@briancrockett3625
@briancrockett3625 Год назад
I didn't realize that paul rivaled these guys. RIP the legends
@Jangle2007
@Jangle2007 17 лет назад
Oh man! Frigging awesome collection of talent. Great fun! My dream wish would be that they would heat up some hot Chicago blues number and jam...for a couple hours!
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