Hammond Heroes-'60S R&B Grooves / Various Hammond Heroes-'60S R&B Grooves / Various CD

There is no groovier or funkier soundthan the B-3 Hammond organ. If any instrument deserves a tribute on it's 70th birthday, it's the Hammond. Rather thantry for a complete cross-section of Hammondmeisters, we've opted to showcase the instrument in the hands of 1960sBritish rock bands, when it really came into it's own. And so here are some of the very, very best examples of ORGANizingplayed by some of the UK's top practitioners. You might not know every name or every song, but you can beassured that they represent the best and most innovative and most funky organ sounds you've ever heard in one placeat one time! Instrumental tracks include: Spencer Davis Group (with Stevie Winwood), Stevie's Groove; Brian Auger's Ellis Island;Manfred Mann's One Way; Georgie Fame's The In- Crowd; Ten Years After's Adventures Of A Young Organ; AlanPrice's Critics Choice; Free's rare Guy Stevens Blues; Steampacket's Holy Smoke; The Small Faces' Grow YourOwn, The Nice's Sombrero Sam, and many others.

1. Kinky Friedman - Jumping Jack Flash 2. Frog, Wynder K. - Stevie's Groove 3. Spencer David Group - a Taste of Honey 4. Artwoods - Zoom, Widge and Wag 5. Graham, Bobby - Ellis Island 6. Driscoll, Julie ; B. Auger ;.. - Working Out 7. Dave Davani Four - One Way 8. Mann, Manfred - Wade in the Water 9. Graham Bond Organisation - Horses Collar 10. Peddlers - the In-Crowd 11. Fame, Georgie ; Blue Flames - Jive Samba 12. Remo Four - Adventures of a Young Organ 13. Ten Years After - Zoot's Sermon 14. Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Critic's Choice 15. Alan Price Set - Guy Stevens Blues 16. Free - Grow Your Own 17. Small Faces - Back in the Grass 18. Motherhood - New Toy 19. Spencer David Group - Impressions of Oliver 20. Herd - Soul Soup 21. Soul Survival - Holy Smoke 22. Steampacket - Rubber Monkey 23. Santa Barbera Machine Head - Sombrero Sam