Adrian Rose Lowrey heritage Deluxe DSO-1 wives and Lovers

[@dariuswitherspoon]

This is so enchanting and graceful! New subscriber ✅️

[@thegardener4395]

Make me shiver when the rotatory is switched on at 35 secs. Well played.

[@chenwenhua2269]

yeah loved that esp. whenever you will go tremolo loved it, kudos!

[@paulj0557tonehead]

I had moved from Ohio and had to leave behind a Hammond A100 and an M3. After settling in my new place in Florida I saw an ad for this exact model. It was free! So I went to check it out and fell in love with it. Unfortunately I just didn't have the time to get it so it went to someone else. This was years ago and I've since become a theater organ fan and have a Thomas Palace III and a Wurlitzer 4500- sounds a bit like DSO-1 Of course you've all seen?: Alan Haven plays Hard Days Night Wow!!

[@Princey-lyn]

Hi,for this the Leslie 145 just plugged into the back of the organ-even in 1964 it had a dedicated 6 pin output for probably leslie 45 or 145.In the later videos,weve had the organ output plugged into a interface and then into at various times,a Leslie 910,and then 2 x Leslie 815`s.The interface also allows for reverb to be added either digitally or spring. Adrian

[@AparoidX]

Such a dreamy sustain on those notes with the Leslie off.

[@wombat1948]

Yes ,it was really good to hear this-and the organ looks immaculate-great playing-well done. I once had a Heritage for many years and have done several recordings on it. I tend to be influenced by Harry Stoneham(`two fellas to foloow`)but like the differnt sound that Alan Haven got out of the intrument too.

[@Hammondmustard]

Very Nice playing and one of my favourite tunes of Burt Bacharac. Your Lowrey has such a lovely sound. Hope you will be uploading more soon.

[@Verbeke7]

Famously played during the opening to "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds"...

[@caspercat0]

Infamously you mean.On that beatles track ,it sounded the crappiest one of these has ever sounded.

[@jaredini]

Can hear the Leslie set up quite well on this!

[@paulj0557tonehead]

Love the sound of the DSO-1. The Wurlitzer 4410/4420/4430 electrostatic 'free reed' organs have that great w/Leslie ensemble as well. IMO these Wurlis sound a bit like if a Hammond tone wheel organ crossed a Lowrey DSO-1. They have the solid flute tone, but also get a good string tone.

[@imploud]

Amazing work!

[@caspercat0]

Hi,on the heritage it has a leslie 6 pin out so the 145 plugs in directly.

[@caspercat0]

What just because Paul did a few silly belly sounds on Lucy in the Sky.Everybody i know who has one bought them because Alan Haven and harry Stoneham Jazzed it up on them.

[@caspercat0]

Yes it was the same organ but a world of difference.What the Beatles used on that recording hardly justified this great instrument

[@vampyros1]

Adrian Rose A musician's goal isn't to justify the instrument with what he plays on it; the instrument exists to justify the music. Instruments are vehicles (and they can be joyous ones, at that) -- but the destination is always music. Thanks for posting.

[@bobbyaspey5371]

Hello Adrian it bobby here again. I've still been looking hard for a Heritage but to no avail. Any news your end of another one for sale please?

[@caspercat0]

Hi Bobby,actually some friends were saying we havn`t heard of a Heritage on sale for years.I have a second Heritage that you could have ,but its a Heritage DSA and hasnt got the AOC,Leslie or repeat.

[@bobbyaspey5371]

Yes Adrian. It's Bobby Aspey. I'm interested. Can I message you? Or you message me perhaps?

[@caspercat0]

Bobby,send me a mail on [e-mail]

[@lmorrow4]

Old dog there wow