Lenny Dee - Funny How Time Slips Away

Lenny Dee performing "Funny How Time Slips Away" on November 2, 1982 at his club, Lenny Dee's Kings Inn at Treasure Island, Florida. Lenny plays his customized white Hammond Model A. On drums is Lenny's son, J. R.. This is a clip from a personal video. This is the only video I am aware of that shows Lenny playing his custom white model A Hammond (please let me know if you aware of any other videos of Lenny playing this instrument!). Many more clips of Lenny performing music and comedy skits taken from my video can be found in my YouTube channel.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• organ
• organist
• b3
• plantation
• boogie

[MrPacemaker1]

What a pity we don,t have all these good clubs with proper music like Lennies used to be , we had similar good nights out here in the uk in the sixties & seventies now we have to put up with all this modern crap ,Keep the postings up greatgizmos briliant TREV UK .

[flyingfingersmark]

@greatgizmos0 There was something super special about the white AV Hammond of Lenny's the way he had it super customized and that delay tape echo sound and the Solovox sound ! Wonder where the white AV is today ??? hope whoever has it kept it just the way Lenny had it all set up and it is still playing ! flyingfingersmark in Galena , Il

[greatgizmos0]

@Oldlionel Lenny opened the "Lenny Dee's Dolphin Den" in St. Petersburg Beach in 1967. Years later he opened "Lenny Dee's Kings Inn" a short drive up the beach in Treasure Island. These videos were recorded at this location. In the 80s, Lenny closed the Kings Inn, sold his custom Model A and he began playing a Hammond B-3000 at the Dolphin Beach Resort hotel lounge which happened to be located nearly across the street from his old Dolphin Den location.

[Oldlionel]

Great G......one of his albums (1972 Where Is The Love....[I think]) mentions "Lenny Dee's Dolphin Den in St. Petersburg Beach".  Is the Kings Inn on Treasure Island another place? I was at the Dolphin Den to see Lenny in 1989.

[precious61344]

thank you for posting this it really takes me back, This mans music was my fathers favorite! I grew up hearing this type of music and I love it.

[baron3950]

The ole boy sho can make that organ talk.

[steverabb]

Thanks for posting. Lenny Dee will always be one of my favorites.