Reuben Wilson  “Blue Mode”  Blue Note Records (1969)  Bambu; Knock on Wood; Bus Ride; Orange Peel; Twenty-Five Miles; Blue Mode. John Manning – Tenor saxophone; Melvin Sparks – Guitar; Reuben Wilson – Organ; Tommy Derrick – Drums

“Young Boys Organ Music” (From China courtesy of Lp cover lover, Margaret Still)

Fabulous New Organ Sounds of Dave “MR. TALENT” Fredericks  Circo Records  Dave looks like a very tired Desi Arnez.

Please Hold Your Applause

67 Melody Lane Ken Griffin At The Wurlitzer Organ  18 Selections From The Ken Griffin TV Film Series “67 Melody Lane”  Columbia Records, 1950s  “What I find funny about this cover is that the star himself is the small BW figure shown on the TV set, not the guy in the large color pic.  The album itself is (musically) unlistenable.” — lp cover lover, Nicholas West

Canciones de America con Ernesto Hill Olvera  RCA Victor  This is really kind of beautiful.  The orange glow.  The dramatic light on her shoulder, neck and hands.  The yellow wisp of illuminated, exhaled smoke.  His posture and hand poised just like that.  His ring.  His cool shades.

When Sherrie needed an organ transplant, Jane fit the bill and stepped up.

Brother Jack McDuff  “Hot Barbeque”  Prestige Records  (1966)  With George Benson.  I real organ-guitar groover!  Check it out!

Baby-Face Willette “Behind the 8 Ball”  Argo.  (1964)  Gene Barge (Sax (Alto), Baby Face Willette (Organ),  Jerold Donavon (Drums), Ben White (Guitar)  Esmond Edwards (Producer), Ron Malo (Engineer), Don Bronstein (Design), Don Bronstein (Cover Photo)  His masterpiece, and one of the greatest Hammond organ albums ever, is his Blue Note release “Face to Face.”  This is his second LP for Argo and his last as a leader.  Baby-Face soon after disappeared and, while unconfirmed, is said to have passed away in 1971.

“Shut-Ins Serenade” Ray Teare at the Lowrey organ

George H. Jenner at Console of Baldwin PR2000 Organ. “Fingers Four Touch On Sounds”