Thank you brother! I'm enjoying your music also. Sounds awesome!

I've seen them for sale using a Google search for "Hammond organ". Worth a try.

Thank you!

The bounce with the left hand is the off beat. He is likely bouncing back and forth on the bass notes (foot pedals) with the on beat. You can bounce on any note in the major chord your right hand is in. Depending on how you have your organ drawbar settings, you can bounce anywhere, and even on multiple keys and it will sound good.

@@janeymcadoo7251 do a tutorial of some patterns He is using.

@@pianistluckyson1324 I dont really have the set up he has for posting to KZfaq, which is why I have hardly any vids online. I'll have to see what I can come up with. It's hard to do with a cellphone because the mic isnt that good, doesnt always pick up the sounds needed to teach. Need a mic for on line posting.

@@pianistluckyson1324 also, sometimes cell phone mics pick up the sound of your hands hitting the keys if you have the phone too close. The organ sound also can just overpower the tiny cell phone mics. That's the only way I have to record right now.

Chris Noe it’s not a fan. It’s horns and that’s how Pentecostals play.

It’s horns that spin around.

If you go to a black gospel church they do the same exact thing.

Chris Noe I do the same thing. It sounds better.

If you were a Hammond player you would understand the true beauty that the Leslie gives to the sound of a Hammond