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Tony has really payed great respect to JOS in his slow grooves, and his fast jams. What a talent he is to be able to capture the essence of JOS and have so much feeling in his playing. He also did a fantastic job on Hank Marr's Greasy Spoon in the above video. Thanks for keeping the real Hammond Organ music alive.
johnsons1812 1 year ago
I've never heard anyone get more sonic variety out of a B3. There are lots of small nuances that most players completely overlook. The non-B3-playing astute listener might have a sense that something is unique, but no clue what it is.
gingervytis 2 years ago
I am the late Jimmy Smith's biggest fan! I also play Hammond organ. My Brother (Jonathan Wood) played Bass Guitar in Jimmy's Band. I was at the jam session in Philly (later in the evening after Jimmy's Funeral/hosted by Jazz Drummer MR. C. ) Tony was there and also Trudi Pitts and Gene Ludwig and a few other legendary Jazz Musicians. Tony, Joey, Trudi and Gene are all very pleasant and just seem like plain (not famous) folk.
thrillwood 3 years ago
So Amazing to see/hear Adam playing the Jazz he loves... I remember when we first formed our band in SLC after discussing musicians at a party, 3 days later we were jamming in his basement!!!
Love the facial expression around 1:08 The Bottom Lip factor meant you knew he was into it!!!
play on brother, and stop by next time you're in Woodstock... we'll have to jam again! -Sean
ScooterandSparky 3 years ago
awesome and superb
300crd 4 years ago
MORE please
valvetrom 4 years ago
For some reason J Smith or Joey are less the "turn on" for me than Tony Monaco. He may have learned from Jimmy but puts more "heart" in playing. His fast stuff is great- but oh that slow grooeve- all organ!
hal8053 4 years ago 2
I totally agree. Tony studied this genre and practiced his ass off. Now he plays from his heart and it's SO damn soulful. thx Tony! Now you're influencing me!
hoestreicher 4 years ago
I agree and his real nice personality is a big plus!!! -not a stuck up evil snob like some of them were and are!
ebufford 3 years ago
Yep, like JOS.
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arivan4111 4 years ago
yea baby
deadhead27766 4 years ago
I just love it
valvetrom 4 years ago
tony has an album out titled east to west there is a b3 player from pittsburgh named gene ludwig he is on you tube great player
artpazz 5 years ago
He's a Columbus, Ohio native. He rocks Columbus, regularly.
A student of the late, great, Jimmy Smith's stylings.
Makes the Hammond B3 sing, weep and moan. The guy puts all his heart and soul into it. Go Tony, go!!
Davett53 5 years ago
What can I say?!
You nail it everytime!
And yes, Jimmy Smith is my all time favorite musician. And to me the B3 is the only way to capture your true expressions; whe're I've been, where I'm at and where I'm going.
thelunarproject 5 years ago
workin the les!
hammondguy 5 years ago
can't say any more about the hammond trios! we rock!
hammondguy 5 years ago
Yea Yea, now your doing it.
Cherokee6194159 5 years ago
Beautiful!
SkinnerBlues 5 years ago
Sorry JDHammondman...there was no recording of the Edinburgh gigs. Its a pity really since Tony, Ross and Adam all played storming sets.
Maybe next time?
vintageb3 5 years ago
In a world of "jam-baased" music, this is one burnin' dude keeping some traditional organ trio alive, thank God. Great player, is there a cd of this Edinburgh show?
JDHammondman 5 years ago