EEK!!

Man...this is horrifying:



I've been watching some Hammond videos since I have to do it on Friday. I can't remember if Greg's has waterfall keys or not. I might not be able to do the glissando that I want to do (maybe I'll just eat some Popeye's first). It'll be an easy part, but hopefully add to the track. I hate the idea of burying my (actually decent for once) bass part that I did on the chorus, but I think that between the two of us, it'll be tasteful.

Greg's is an M-100 or M-102. Spinets got the nod for some classic tunes, which is awesome since BLC has two of 'em. I don't miss fold-back. His definitely has a wicked reverb tank.

This is an M-102. This article got me thinking about the song, again (wow):



This is an M-100, and it sounds totally majestic to me still after all these years. Not my favorite song, though.

Mine is a "rare" M. They only made a few of 'em in 1947 or 1948. It has waterfall keys. What it really needs is a new amp with a line out (has a hinkey field-coil speaker setup) and percussion, like an M-3. Booker T was the coolest M-3 user (check out those Marshalls, though):