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Blues and Rock Techniques for Hammond Organ

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The Hammond organ, especially the B-3 combined with the Leslie speaker, 
has long been an integral part of modern popular music.
You can hear the "classic" sound of the Hammond organ in blues, 
gospel, jazz, rock, and even on some contemporary singer/songwriter songs 
(try to picture Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone" or Procol Harem's "Whiter Shade of Pale" 
without that distinctive sound). Sometimes the organ is used as "padding," 
providing background textures using only its sustain capabilities, and at other 
times it takes a more prominent role as a lead instrument. 
We're proud to present the first lesson to teach the organ as a blues and rock instrument 
for learning players. 
David Cohen starts with the basics, detailing all the parts of the Hammond B-3 and showing 
how to get the unique sounds associated with this instrument using presets, 
drawbars, percussion tablets, vibrato switch, volume pedal and other devices