Filed from the Weirdly-Poetic Timing Dept...
Jon Lord, organist for Deep Purple + formerly-solid candidate for the most interesting man alive, died earlier this week. An innovative cat, to be sure, with powerful Hammond B-3 chords stabbing thru the band's sound, juiced up thru a Marshall stack...
And synchronicititilly, I found a Hammond organ available locally this
week, for only $50! Of course, it ain't a top-o'-the-line B-3 or
anything at that level, but it IS a perfectly functioning VS-300
(entry-level unit: no drawbars, shortened keyboard range, no Leslie
cabinet)... so now my studio is really coming together, albeit as a room
full of weird old vintage gear... Anyway, here's some pictures!
Along with the Hammond, you'll see my rack full of vintage Ibanez
effects units (UE-400, UE-405, HD-1500... + not pictured: UE-303B,
DUE-400), my Yamaha SY-1 (monosynth ca. 1974), an Alesis HR-16 (16-bit
is the shit!) and some other stuff.
All of it (except the Hammond) was
used in the making of the Mighty Blowhole album posted here a few weeks
ago. So, if you're curious as to what some of these things sound like,
there ya go...
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