recommend a Progger an organ jazz lp

[AllenLowe]

I also recommend this lady:

[Niko]

no bass and one or two guitars and an organ too many, but what about those Groove Holmes/Jimmy McGriff Giants of The Organ albums? (especially the live one)

[Alexander Hawkins]

Can I be crass and plug something I play on? :blush2:

I wonder if you may enjoy one or other of these albums...(there is a third, but featuring a saxophone...)

[Stefan Wood]

Leon Spencer - Legends of Acid Jazz is good, but not the prog flavor that you are looking for.

Melvin Sparks - Legends of Acid Jazz an excellent cd, but again, more greasy goodness than prog.

Freddie Roach - Lots of soul and grease, but not what you're looking for

[Shawn]

John Patton - Let 'Em Roll (organ, vibes, guitar, drums)

John Patton - Got a Good Thing Goin' (organ, guitar, drums)

Dr. Lonnie Smith - most of his recent releases feature an organ, 2 guitar, drums lineup.

Edited July 26, 2010 by Shawn

[B. Clugston]

Try Love Cry Want, featuring Larry Young. It was recently reissued on vinyl on Weird Forest.

[Guest Wallace]

Thanks.

I did try that particular Young title.

Cant say it struck a chord.

[mikeweil]

First one that came to my mind was this:

The Casualties of Jazz - Kind of Black

Organ, acoustic bass, and drums, covers of Black Sabbath tunes - listen to the samples: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/tcoj

While searching the web for the above, I came across these:

http://7come11.org/

http://www.darediablo.com/

Edited July 26, 2010 by mikeweil

[B. Clugston]

Van Patterson Quartet, Live at the F.W. a cassette only release on The Tapeworm label. It's organ, guitar, drums--there may be a bass, can't tell because it's a cassette. A bit jazzy in parts, but more psych. Not sure if it's from the 1960s as it is purported to be or a more recent knock-off, as many suspect.