In an attempt to take a break from all the fast paced boating discussions,
the following is offered for a little
Saturday afternoon entertainment.

Early Steve Winwood - Spencer Davis Group.
Gives Ray Charles's version a run for it's money.

(instrument note .... not a Hammond B3 .... just a simple home type spinet
w/o Leslie.... but still sounds good)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzX4I6H32vQ

Eisboch

"Eisboch" wrote in message
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In an attempt to take a break from all the fast paced boating discussions,
the following is offered for a little
Saturday afternoon entertainment.

Early Steve Winwood - Spencer Davis Group.
Gives Ray Charles's version a run for it's money.

(instrument note .... not a Hammond B3 .... just a simple home type spinet
w/o Leslie.... but still sounds good)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzX4I6H32vQ

Eisboch


Winwood's always had one of the best voices in Rock. If you're a fan, check
out his 2008 release "Nine Lives". I like it quite a bit. There's one song
on the album where Eric Clapton guests and plays lead guitar like he hasn't
played in years. Great stuff.

On Oct 18, 1:48*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
In an attempt to take a break from all the fast paced boating discussions,
the following is offered for a little
Saturday afternoon entertainment.

Early Steve Winwood - *Spencer Davis Group.
Gives Ray Charles's version a run for it's money.

(instrument note .... not a Hammond B3 .... just a simple home type spinet
w/o Leslie.... but still sounds good)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzX4I6H32vQ

Eisboch

That's a Hammond M-3 isn't it?

On Oct 18, 2:48*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
In an attempt to take a break from all the fast paced boating discussions,
the following is offered for a little
Saturday afternoon entertainment.

Early Steve Winwood - *Spencer Davis Group.
Gives Ray Charles's version a run for it's money.

(instrument note .... not a Hammond B3 .... just a simple home type spinet
w/o Leslie.... but still sounds good)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzX4I6H32vQ

Eisboch

Good stuff, and a DAMNED fine tune!

On Sat, 18 Oct 2008 14:48:28 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:


In an attempt to take a break from all the fast paced boating discussions,
the following is offered for a little
Saturday afternoon entertainment.

Early Steve Winwood - Spencer Davis Group.
Gives Ray Charles's version a run for it's money.

(instrument note .... not a Hammond B3 .... just a simple home type spinet
w/o Leslie.... but still sounds good)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzX4I6H32vQ

Eisboch


Yes! Today I played 18 holes of golf at Pohick Bay golf course. Walked
every inch. Shot an even 100, with two birdies and too many triple bogies.
Temp was in the 50's, weather was beautiful.

Nice break!
--
A Harry Krause truism:

"It's not a *baby* kicking, beautiful bride, it's just a fetus!"
[A Narcissistic Hypocrite]

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"Eisboch" wrote in message
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In an attempt to take a break from all the fast paced boating
discussions, the following is offered for a little
Saturday afternoon entertainment.

Early Steve Winwood - Spencer Davis Group.
Gives Ray Charles's version a run for it's money.

(instrument note .... not a Hammond B3 .... just a simple home type
spinet w/o Leslie.... but still sounds good)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzX4I6H32vQ

Eisboch


Winwood's always had one of the best voices in Rock. If you're a fan,
check out his 2008 release "Nine Lives". I like it quite a bit. There's
one song on the album where Eric Clapton guests and plays lead guitar like
he hasn't played in years. Great stuff.


I'll look for it. Winwood and Clapton are very similar, IMO.

Eisboch

"Tim" wrote in message
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On Oct 18, 1:48 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
In an attempt to take a break from all the fast paced boating discussions,
the following is offered for a little
Saturday afternoon entertainment.

Early Steve Winwood - Spencer Davis Group.
Gives Ray Charles's version a run for it's money.

(instrument note .... not a Hammond B3 .... just a simple home type spinet
w/o Leslie.... but still sounds good)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzX4I6H32vQ

Eisboch

That's a Hammond M-3 isn't it?

I think you are right, and, after hearing another couple of songs from the
same performance, I think it *is* hooked up to a Leslie.

My new interest collection now consists of a vintage Hammond B3 with the 122
Leslie and a "Porta-B" that came with a simple, 825 Leslie. (no upper
rotating horn). But, Thursday, I picked up a Leslie 760 that connects up
to the Porta-B. That thing ROCKS!

Capable of volume far beyond I'll ever play it, it's usually used in large,
live band performances. Much brighter than the classic Leslie 122.

Eisboch