Jon Hammond at the Organ and Microphone
*WATCH THE VIDEO HERE: Lydia's Tune in Jazzkeller
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Lydia's Tune by Jon Hammond in Jazzkeller Frankfurt annual
Musikmesse Party hosted by Jon Hammond Band Tony Lakatos tenor saxophone Heinz Lichius drums Joe Berger guitar Jon Hammond at XB-2 Hammond organ Lydia's Tune is a bossa nova from Jon's album LATE
RENT on Ham-Berger-Friz Records © ASCAP http://www.jonhammondband.com Hammond Action is about to happen inside those 2 beautiful wooden doors - Jon Hammond
and Michael Falkenstein Congratulations 30th year Hammond Organ Germany Studio Setzingen - Ulm This is the same place where James Brown Godfather of Soul came to visit Michael 
- Youtube http://youtu.be/VjiDnJM0bd0 Congratulations 30th year Hammond Organ Germany Studio pictorial James Brown Visiting his God Son Michael Falkenstein - incredible must
see and hear: James Brown the Godfather of Soul and his God Son Michael Falkenstein at the Hammond organ with original music soundtrack from Jon Hammond radio program HammondCast - musical
selections: Time With You Six Year Itch Get Back In The Groove Watermelon Man Late Rent / HammondCast Outro R.I.P. Godfather of Soul James Brown - here in Hammond Organ Germany Studios Langenau - Ulm
Germany -- Michael Falkenstein and Jon Hammond with one of the very first pieces of Hammond Sk1 ultra-compact combo organ keyboard at HAMMOND DEUTSCHLAND Headquarters Karlstrasse 38 D-89129 Langenau
Movie: "Meet The Incredible Sk1 Hammond with Michael Falkenstein and Jon Hammond" Youtube http://youtu.be/cb7HHYzE9Gs Filmed in Hammond-Showroom Karlstrasse
38 D-89129 Langenau Germany on April 19th 2011 
"Meet The Incredible Sk1 Hammond with Michael Falkenstein and Jon Hammond" First look at this exciting new keyboard product weighing in at 7 kilos, just over 15 lbs., it sounds like a real Hammond B3
organ with Leslie, or a full size grand piano, any type of famous vintage electric piano or synthesizer. This keyboard does it all and with original Hammond drawbars and it's feather light. Sk1 has a
built in USB flash drive input, the keys are 'bullet proof' waterfall style keys that can hold up to extreme pressure of rockin' rock musicians, swinging jazz musicians and can even sound like a huge
pipe organ. This film will blow your mind. Available June 2011, contact Michael Falkenstein Hammond Suzuki Deutschland Europe http://www.hammond.de/kontakt.html — at Karlstrasse 38 D-89129 Langenau
Germany Vintage Episode of The Jon Hammond Show Chicago Special John Entwistle and Jon's Journal http://laterent.blogspot.com/2012/10/vintage-episode-of-jon-hammond-show.html *WATCH THE VIDEO HERE: Vintage
Episode of The Jon Hammond Show Chicago Special http://archive.org/details/VintageEpisodeOfTheJonHammondShowChicagoSpecial Blip TV http://blip.tv/jon-hammond/vintage-episode-of-the-jon-hammond-show-chicago-special-6398291 Youtube
http://youtu.be/IJHHdPNoHow Now in 28th year on Cable Access TV - The Jon Hammond Show, this particular episode is known as the Chicago Special which
includes one song from Tim Cain I played Hammond organ on called I Saw You with some vocal help by Bill Champlin recorded by rjm productions, then to Chicago Summer NAMM Show where I personally
filmed the very first performance of the late great bassist John Entwistle with band Rat Race Choir which happened at The Vic Theatre June 29, 1987, (same night) followed by Leslie West with T.M.
Stevens bass, watch Leslie's face when smoke machine goes! Then a little bit of Bag End Party at Park West with Joe Berger, T.M. Stevens, Tal Bergman and Theodus Rogers. And of course JH Show Theme
Song "Late Rent" - enjoy folks, this one is a classic! Jon Hammond New York NY -- Alexander Dovgopoly and Jon Hammond 
Shopping in New York! Chocolate Cake, Flowers and Late Rent theme Jon Hammond Band Chocolate Cake, Flowers and Late Rent theme song - Jon Hammond Band 25 Year Celebration Jazzkeller Frankfurt
http://hammondcast.jimdo.com/2012/07/13/25-year-musikmesse-celebration-with-cake-and-flowers-next-year-kicking-off-moscow-namm-musikmesse/
— at Jazzkeller Frankfurt Germany -- Power Shot: L to R: Jon Hammond, Mr. M. Terada, Mr. Hiromitsu Ono - Frankfurt Musikmesse 
R.I.P. James Moody - passed away just about exactly 2
years ago - Jon Hammond 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Moody_(saxophonist) James Moody (March 26, 1925 – December 9, 2010) was an American jazz saxophone and
flute player. He was best known for his hit "Moody's Mood for Love," an improvisation based on "I'm in the Mood for Love"; in performance, he often sang Eddie Jefferson's vocalese lyrics for the
tune, which Eddie had fit to Moody's famous solo. March 26, 1925 Savannah, Georgia, United States Died December 9, 2010 (aged 85) San Diego, California, United States Genres Jazz Hard bop Occupations
Musician Instruments Alto saxophone Tenor saxophone James Moody was born in Savannah, Georgia. Growing up in New Jersey, he was attracted to the saxophone after hearing George Holmes Tate, Don Byas,
and various saxophonists who played with Count Basie, and later also took up the flute. He joined the US Army Air Corps in 1943 and played in the "negro band" on the segregated base.[1] Following his
discharge from the military in 1946 he played bebop with Dizzy Gillespie[2] for two years. Moody later played with Gillespie in 1964, where his colleagues in the Gillespie group, pianist Kenny Barron
and guitarist Les Spann, would be musical collaborators in the coming decades. In 1948 he recorded his first session for Blue Note Records, the first in a long recording career playing both saxophone
and flute. That same year he relocated to Europe, where he stayed for three years, saying he had been "scarred by racism" in the U.S.[1] His European work, including the first recording of "Moody's
Mood for Love", which became a hit in 1952,[3] saw him add the alto saxophone to his repertoire and helped to establish him as recording artist in his own right, and formed part of the growth of
European jazz. Then in 1952, he returned to the U.S. to a recording career with Prestige Records and others, playing flute and saxophone in bands that included musicians such as Pee Wee Moore and
others. In the 1960s, he rejoined Dizzy Gillespie. He later worked also with Mike Longo.[4] In a 1998 interview with Bob Bernotas, Moody stated that he believed jazz has definite spiritual resonance.
12/12/12 This Is Your lucky day! 
http://laterent.blogspot.com/2012/12/pt-4-intelligent-relevant-television.html Pt 4 Intelligent Relevant
Television Talk Jon's Journal 12/12/12 http://hammondcast.jimdo.com/2012/12/12/pt-4-intelligent-relevant-television-talk-jon-s-journal-december-12-2012/
Lydia's Tune, Jazzkeller, Jon Hammond, Jazz, Bossa Nova, Blues, Radio, TV, Organ, Frankfurt, Musikmesse, NAMM, Local 802, Musicians Union, Sk1, Meet the Incredible
Lydia's Tune by Jon Hammond in Jazzkeller Frankfurt annual
Musikmesse Party hosted by Jon Hammond Band Tony Lakatos tenor saxophone Heinz Lichius drums Joe Berger guitar Jon Hammond at XB-2 Hammond organ Lydia's Tune is a bossa nova from Jon's album LATE
RENT on Ham-Berger-Friz Records © ASCAP http://www.jonhammondband.com Hammond Action is about to happen inside those 2 beautiful wooden doors - Jon Hammond
and Michael Falkenstein Congratulations 30th year Hammond Organ Germany Studio Setzingen - Ulm This is the same place where James Brown Godfather of Soul came to visit Michael 
- Youtube http://youtu.be/VjiDnJM0bd0 Congratulations 30th year Hammond Organ Germany Studio pictorial James Brown Visiting his God Son Michael Falkenstein - incredible must
see and hear: James Brown the Godfather of Soul and his God Son Michael Falkenstein at the Hammond organ with original music soundtrack from Jon Hammond radio program HammondCast - musical
selections: Time With You Six Year Itch Get Back In The Groove Watermelon Man Late Rent / HammondCast Outro R.I.P. Godfather of Soul James Brown - here in Hammond Organ Germany Studios Langenau - Ulm
Germany -- Michael Falkenstein and Jon Hammond with one of the very first pieces of Hammond Sk1 ultra-compact combo organ keyboard at HAMMOND DEUTSCHLAND Headquarters Karlstrasse 38 D-89129 Langenau
Movie: "Meet The Incredible Sk1 Hammond with Michael Falkenstein and Jon Hammond" Youtube http://youtu.be/cb7HHYzE9Gs Filmed in Hammond-Showroom Karlstrasse
38 D-89129 Langenau Germany on April 19th 2011 
"Meet The Incredible Sk1 Hammond with Michael Falkenstein and Jon Hammond" First look at this exciting new keyboard product weighing in at 7 kilos, just over 15 lbs., it sounds like a real Hammond B3
organ with Leslie, or a full size grand piano, any type of famous vintage electric piano or synthesizer. This keyboard does it all and with original Hammond drawbars and it's feather light. Sk1 has a
built in USB flash drive input, the keys are 'bullet proof' waterfall style keys that can hold up to extreme pressure of rockin' rock musicians, swinging jazz musicians and can even sound like a huge
pipe organ. This film will blow your mind. Available June 2011, contact Michael Falkenstein Hammond Suzuki Deutschland Europe http://www.hammond.de/kontakt.html — at Karlstrasse 38 D-89129 Langenau
Germany Vintage Episode of The Jon Hammond Show Chicago Special John Entwistle and Jon's Journal http://laterent.blogspot.com/2012/10/vintage-episode-of-jon-hammond-show.html *WATCH THE VIDEO HERE: Vintage
Episode of The Jon Hammond Show Chicago Special http://archive.org/details/VintageEpisodeOfTheJonHammondShowChicagoSpecial Blip TV http://blip.tv/jon-hammond/vintage-episode-of-the-jon-hammond-show-chicago-special-6398291 Youtube
http://youtu.be/IJHHdPNoHow Now in 28th year on Cable Access TV - The Jon Hammond Show, this particular episode is known as the Chicago Special which
includes one song from Tim Cain I played Hammond organ on called I Saw You with some vocal help by Bill Champlin recorded by rjm productions, then to Chicago Summer NAMM Show where I personally
filmed the very first performance of the late great bassist John Entwistle with band Rat Race Choir which happened at The Vic Theatre June 29, 1987, (same night) followed by Leslie West with T.M.
Stevens bass, watch Leslie's face when smoke machine goes! Then a little bit of Bag End Party at Park West with Joe Berger, T.M. Stevens, Tal Bergman and Theodus Rogers. And of course JH Show Theme
Song "Late Rent" - enjoy folks, this one is a classic! Jon Hammond New York NY -- Alexander Dovgopoly and Jon Hammond 
Shopping in New York! Chocolate Cake, Flowers and Late Rent theme Jon Hammond Band Chocolate Cake, Flowers and Late Rent theme song - Jon Hammond Band 25 Year Celebration Jazzkeller Frankfurt
http://hammondcast.jimdo.com/2012/07/13/25-year-musikmesse-celebration-with-cake-and-flowers-next-year-kicking-off-moscow-namm-musikmesse/
— at Jazzkeller Frankfurt Germany -- Power Shot: L to R: Jon Hammond, Mr. M. Terada, Mr. Hiromitsu Ono - Frankfurt Musikmesse 
R.I.P. James Moody - passed away just about exactly 2
years ago - Jon Hammond 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Moody_(saxophonist) James Moody (March 26, 1925 – December 9, 2010) was an American jazz saxophone and
flute player. He was best known for his hit "Moody's Mood for Love," an improvisation based on "I'm in the Mood for Love"; in performance, he often sang Eddie Jefferson's vocalese lyrics for the
tune, which Eddie had fit to Moody's famous solo. March 26, 1925 Savannah, Georgia, United States Died December 9, 2010 (aged 85) San Diego, California, United States Genres Jazz Hard bop Occupations
Musician Instruments Alto saxophone Tenor saxophone James Moody was born in Savannah, Georgia. Growing up in New Jersey, he was attracted to the saxophone after hearing George Holmes Tate, Don Byas,
and various saxophonists who played with Count Basie, and later also took up the flute. He joined the US Army Air Corps in 1943 and played in the "negro band" on the segregated base.[1] Following his
discharge from the military in 1946 he played bebop with Dizzy Gillespie[2] for two years. Moody later played with Gillespie in 1964, where his colleagues in the Gillespie group, pianist Kenny Barron
and guitarist Les Spann, would be musical collaborators in the coming decades. In 1948 he recorded his first session for Blue Note Records, the first in a long recording career playing both saxophone
and flute. That same year he relocated to Europe, where he stayed for three years, saying he had been "scarred by racism" in the U.S.[1] His European work, including the first recording of "Moody's
Mood for Love", which became a hit in 1952,[3] saw him add the alto saxophone to his repertoire and helped to establish him as recording artist in his own right, and formed part of the growth of
European jazz. Then in 1952, he returned to the U.S. to a recording career with Prestige Records and others, playing flute and saxophone in bands that included musicians such as Pee Wee Moore and
others. In the 1960s, he rejoined Dizzy Gillespie. He later worked also with Mike Longo.[4] In a 1998 interview with Bob Bernotas, Moody stated that he believed jazz has definite spiritual resonance.
12/12/12 This Is Your lucky day! 
http://laterent.blogspot.com/2012/12/pt-4-intelligent-relevant-television.html Pt 4 Intelligent Relevant
Television Talk Jon's Journal 12/12/12 http://hammondcast.jimdo.com/2012/12/12/pt-4-intelligent-relevant-television-talk-jon-s-journal-december-12-2012/
Lydia's Tune, Jazzkeller, Jon Hammond, Jazz, Bossa Nova, Blues, Radio, TV, Organ, Frankfurt, Musikmesse, NAMM, Local 802, Musicians Union, Sk1, Meet the Incredible