Fantastic

Interesting lessons with good background info. You really have a lot of key click in your playing. Time for a new keyboard?

The best!

Thanks!

Dude. You are awesome

Thank you! Could doing slides on a keyboard like the Casio CTK 3400 harm the keys?

I agree with you about the Leslie "pop" that occurs at speed changes. My 760, as you know, is a solid state unit, but the Combo-2 preamp has that signature pop, and it drives me nuts! I think there's an alternative switch available that is totally silent, which would be a Godsend! Great video, as usual! 🎹🎹🎹🎹🔕

You kind of sound like Norm MacDonald if I close my eyes.

Hey buddy, what you playing, a B3? Looks amazing, love from Scotland

muy buenos tips para los que nos estamos iniciando en la maravilla del Hammond, gracias y saludos desde Argentina !!

As a beginning church organist I am so grateful for this video 🔥

Nice

This is gold!

Awesome Mike looking forward to even more Hammond awesomeness on Universe of Keys. And really nice video definitly gonna try out those drawbar settings even though I usually go with a few clicks of the 8:th drawbar together with the bottom 4.

Awesome, as usual! Thanks!

I'm guilty of not experimenting enough with drawbars. This episode is worth a lot to me! Many thanks Mike!

Great stuff, can’t wait! Can‘t go wrong doubling down on basics. On that note: digested the stuff you showed me, pulled it during rehearsal and everyone was „man you‘re cooking!“😅

That’s so cool ! I am looking forward to work on these new content 🤩 ! … though I still have much "work " to do with the existing one 😶

Good news Mike! Makes me want to find out what the harmonic intervals of the drawbars are. Seems like octaves ,fourths and fifths for some of the white ones. Back to the fundamentals.

I'm a classical pianist and just meander around this kind of music. This is a simply amazing top quality, calm, no gimmicks tutorial. Ray really understood structure, rhythm and melody and so does this tutor.

Excellent stuff!!

👍 Playing a Hammond organ is not as easy as some may think ! One of my fears of trying a Hammond at a store is that even if it's a real Hammond, I may not be able to make it sound like one !

Mike, please KZfaq Lenny Dee Folsom Prison Blues Nashville Now broadcast. The camera shows him playing a fast scale. How about a lesson on it? Lenny also ‘ plays ‘ the presets which I’m learning on my own. Keep up the great videos!

❤❤❤❤❤JOHNATAN DOUGLAS LORD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rip, genious !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Now, that's something to chew on. Thanks.

I was getting tense. I thought one of those keys is going to fly off at any moment and take someone's eye out.

even better on a stock 55 b3 or 58 with percussion drop mod 😎👍

I defenitly liked it ! 👍🏼😎

You nailed it!!..saw john lord play Lazy back in the day and you brought it back to my train of sight and thought too..he played it in F just the way you are showing us..he was a phenominal and fast player..got to see his use of the F blues scale up close!..also was classically trained pianist too!..you picked a great one go tutor us on and thanks bro from anothed Michael

Nice tip, but these days you have a sampled piano sound on just about every fake hammond, or you can even add a midi to a real one. Plus, there's really no need to have a "piano" in your hammond to be able to play boogie woogie, as boogie woogie has been commonly played on hammonds since the 1940s! Try typing "Barbara Dennerlein boogie" or "Milt Buckner boogie" on youtube to hear how amazing it sounds when jazz's greatest masters are at work.

Another great video filled with some juicy licks! Cheers for sharing Mike!

Great lesson!, thanks Mike.

Thanks so much for this, my friend!

Hey Mike, I love how you break these tasty licks down and show how we can make them our own, Frankenstein them with other licks, and start making them part of our DNA!

At 3:20 WOW !!! What a great licks 👍🏼👍🏼👌🏼

Hey Mike, I'm vacationing at the Boston's South shore this week. I stopped in a local music shop (awesome shop btw), the manager got real excited when I told him I was a keyboard player. He took me around the corner to a 78 rhodes in mint condition. I played some of the blues stuff I picked up from your channel and a lot of my own. The rhodes had so much more soul than any of the digitals of today do. Mike your channel is awesome, I can work these bits of knowledge into my playing when the time allows. One day when I have enough time to commit I'll sign up for one of your Master classes.

Very tasty information!

Well I know that certain drawbars add 5th or maj 3rds from the note you’re playing. Does this clash when you’re playing minor chords? For example.. you add the drawbar that adds a maj 3rd and you’re hitting a G minor chord but it’s adding that B.

Thanks will continue Frankensteining😂

I just lurve me a John Lord lick. Thank you!

When you say the lifetime membership can be paid in 3 installments, how frequent are those payments? Monthly, annually, every 30 minutes?

So funny, I stumbled on this sound just a day before your post. I have built in reverb on my B3. I went to just drawbar 4 with percussion on and I was like wow that’s kinda like an electric piano and started playing your “expensive” sus2 piano lick from a few posts prior.

Riders on the Storm!!! Sounds beautiful on that organ

I was trying this setting yesterday on B3-X (software emulation) but without the drawbars.. pretty nice sound.. i added a tube screamer for more volume & some girth, and then a spring reverb.. can't wait to try with the drawbar too..

😁💪👍

Mike's teaching unlocked this icon of art rock for me and provided useful insights into composition and theory. Now if I just had that rhythm of Ray Manzarek.

Very cool!

Man- if you think that sounds like a piano - - - You need to get an EAR TUNE-UP ......

Diana Ross ~~ My Old Piano ☺ It"s a Hammond 😄kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ipyRm919rLHDho0.html