Quartet! LOL We have to include the keyboardists feet as the Bass player! FEET HAVE FEELING TOO! eheheheheheh 😜😁👍🎹🎵🎶🎶🎵🎵

@@BlondieSL I always feel that the feet should get their own fee at the same rate as a bass player. Maybe spend it on pedicures and foot massages.

Three fine musicians are all that's ever needed.👍

I’m playing a bit of both! Primarily left hand bass, but the foot pedals supplement what my hand does.

Thanks for your kind words, Wayne. There's no doubt that Zildjian makes fine cymbals, and their K and K Custom lines are certainly a good choice for jazz. But the reality is that each individual cymbal has it's own unique character. Two cymbals that are the exact same make & model can have radically different sounds, so you really need to audition the cymbals in-person and choose the ones you like best. While I do like Zildjian, I play many different brands including Bosphorus, Istanbul, Crescent, Paiste, and others. My point is: pick what sounds good to you. Your cymbals are a part of your own unique sound, so have fun creating the "Wayne Sound."

Oh yes! Reminiscent of the great Hammonds, but it could be a number of modern synthesizers...

Hammond SK2

Clif has the smallest Organ in Michigan.😂

Jazz organ trios generally don't have a bassist. The bass notes are provided by the organist using either the pedals or the left hand. The normal instrumentation is organ/guitar/drums.

@@EdEDrummer Thanks for your reply Eddie. I watched the video again and this time noticed you using the bass pedals. 😊

Thanks, Francesco. The traditional instrumentation for an organ trio is organ, guitar, and drums. There generally is not a bassist. The bass register is played by the organist with the left hand and/or feet.

ok, thanks for your kind replay. That was my opinion. Anyway you have a very pleasant sound. Congratulations for your performance@@EdEDrummer