It's Hammond B3 Organ Day

-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.

Swampwalker was refering to Bruce Katz on the Ronnie Earl "Blues and Ballads" CD. Most excellent !

I just recieved Root Down / Jimmy Smith . It's like Smith merged with Shaft but with obvious influences from a band that was very big at the time it was recorded WAR. It's live and it is real good.

Might not be the greatest B-3 player, but Gregg Allman's B-3 playing certainly put the "gravy" on the music of the Allman Brothers Band.

Two new additions for funky funky b3.

1. Wayne Goins, "A GoGo" is a great track.
2. Frederico Conti, "Yea Baby" is another track to check.

Jeff
ps. Go B3!