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The Magic of Don Lee Ellis (Part 1)

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Uploaded by on May 22, 2007

For over five decades, Don Lee Ellis traveled the world, wowing audiences all over Europe, the United States and Asia with his skills as a master concert organ virtuoso. Don's primary instruments are the Hammond Concorde and X-66, but he has also performed on the Wurlitzer Pipe Organ from New York's famed Paramount Theater, and the Louis XIV-era pipe organ in the chapel at the Palace of Versailles.

Don's fluid and sometimes frenetic style combines the intricacies of classical orchestral music with modern and jazz influences.

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  • Word, I just bought "The New Don Ellis Band Goes Underground" LP on my yearly trip to New York, incredible my best find ( for eight bucks!) gonna give me a lifetime of enjoyment, can really hear the new & the old (at the time) in the record, played the version of "It's My Thing" out last Sat & real funk fans were buggin, asking me who it was etc .

    Really glad to see this doc, to give me more info on the man.

    Thanks from the UK.

  • An incredible man

  • are you kidding me - pure genius!!! anson you nailed it. this brought tears to my eyes - beautiful job!!! jennifer

  • This organist, Don Lee Ellis, I know of his beautiful talent. He played at different places in Long Beach, Calif and surrounding area. He also has a beautiful singing voice. Our group which consisted of about twenty five or more organist, would go to where he was performing, and enjoy his talent, until close to closing time. I have all of his albums, and still enjoy listening to them.

  • I heard him play the Hammond X-66 at the Coconut Grove in LA for the 1968 Theatre Organ Convention. He was sensational and George Wright practically fell out of his chair!

  • This is awesome. Pure Genius. Bravo...

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