It's Hammond B3 Organ Day

I received both of the Ken Clarck Organ Trio CDs today. I like it!

BTW, anybody check out the professional review of the Ronnie Earl-Blues and Ballads CD on Amazon? The reviewer killed it. After listing to a couple of the previews, I can understand where he was going with the review, but I'm also thinking it may be a pretty interesting CD. So, if you have heard it, do you think it is a masterpiece or a disjointed mess?

Enjoy,

TIC

Fmpnd, Angela and Shadorne - are you aware that Chester Thomson has two solo albums floating around out there? IIRC, I have them both - or two copys of one. Needless to say, he jams.

Mike

Dr. Lonnie Smith. Genius.

also big John Patton and Shirley Scott.

-Embryo, Warm Canto from the Rocksession disc, gorgeous relaxed playing combining vibes and B3.
-Wayne Peet, Visions from Fully Engulfed, amazing recording quality and a great version of a cool Larry Young tune.
-Larry Young on John McLaughlin's Devotion disc, scary narcotic feel, really memorable stuff. Haven't found anything quite like it... maybe Miles, Jack Johnson or early Emergency but that only hits a small piece of it.
-Atomic Rooster, Death walks Behind You... maybe not the best recording, but it rocks and those riffs will stick in the head.