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SteveG
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Rod Argent in Hold Your Head Up.
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The extended solo Jon Lord plays after "Space Truckin" ends on "Made in Japan". After that i mostly like jazz solos from guys like Larry Young and Jimmy McGriff.
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Argo2112
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^ yes, but I was referring to the section after the pipe organ when everyone kicks in and he solos before the vocals starts again, that part sounds like he's playing a Hammond. No?
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Steve Wyzard
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Wakeman's solo was recorded on the pipe organ at St.Giles-without-Cripplegate church in Barbican.
I consider that solo to be Wakeman's greatest moment EVER!
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Argo2112
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Not sure if he plays a Hammond but Wakeman's solo on Close to the Edge comes to mind.
(When the band kicks in again at the end, not the church organ solo. ) Edited by Argo2112 - October 13 2020 at 14:09 |
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Steve Wyzard
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Somebody's probably started a thread on this topic before, but if so, it's well worth resurrecting:
What are some of your favorite prog-based Hammond Organ performances? Two of my favorites that never fail to thrill me, no matter how many times I hear them, are Rod Argent's solo on "Hold Your Head Up", and Steve Winwood's performance on Traffic's "Every Mother's Son". A non-prog performance really worth mentioning is Garth Hudson's solo on the Band's "Chest Fever".
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