6th Ave Heartache The Wallflowers Hammond B3 Tutorial Teaser

[@mo-music]

The continuous fine adjustments to drawbar settings as well as leslie speed and expression pedal make this absolutely light up, brother. Fantastic.

[@UniverseofKeys]

Thank you for noticing ❤️🙏🙏🎹

[@mo-music]

@@UniverseofKeys Therein lies the artistry of the B-3. I appreciate you and your passion for and skill developed on this instrument. As a mostly pianist who'd like to ACTUALLY learn the B-3, it's a great lesson to see how a mad scientist dances with the controls of the Hammond, in order to get the best results.

[@UniverseofKeys]

It's a different animal that is for sure!! Appreciate the comment, I LOVE playing the B3 and love to share. Thanks for watching!

[@tomblaze2]

🤯🤩- I love the Hammond b3 organ on the 90s wallflowers and counting crows records

[@UniverseofKeys]

Me too!! So great :)

[@DavinSeamon]

I discovered Charlie and Rami before I later found Benmont, and I learned most of what I know about playing in this genre from them!

[@UniverseofKeys]

I feel like they influenced alot of players and have kept the organ alive. I read a story that T-Bone Burnett while producing the August And Everything After record made the decision for Charlie to play a real Hammond and that was the first time he ever did, who knows if its true. Either way Charlies parts on that album are genius!

[@ginnjahr5340]

Thanx Mike for an inspiring overview of how one does the real thing the real way!❤

[@UniverseofKeys]

Thanks Ginn!!

[@JoshLucan]

I just went through the chapter today. So helpful! I’m still pretty new to the B3 but I’ve been jamming with a group once a week and I just noticed last week how nice it sounds to play melodic fills and not just be chording the whole time. This is a perfect demonstration of that!

[@UniverseofKeys]

I agree!! Glad you enjoyed the chapter Josh 🙏🎹🎵🤟

[@FurtiveSkeptical]

Thanks for showing the little mechanics of the organ part that make it truly shine. When looking for lessons online for learning the parts of great organ songs, these details are sorely lacking. Thanks much.🎶✌️

[@UniverseofKeys]

Full breakdowns of this and many other tunes in my online course if needed. Thanks so much for watching!! 🤟🤟🎹🎹

[@bassNvocals]

Thank you for the (free) lesson/demo on the nuances of the B3 within a song context. I had no idea. Greatly appreciated.

[@UniverseofKeys]

Thank you for watching. Appreciated!

[@ScooterTV]

This is Lovely ! 😎 Color it in with the unique sound of The Hammond & Leslie 🤘🏼🎹

[@UniverseofKeys]

🎹❤️

[@notmyrealhandle]

I was just listening to this the other thinking I'll try to learn it. You just saved me all the trouble of trying to figure it out by ear😅

[@UniverseofKeys]

It’s a great one. Have fun!!

[@philmaynes3271]

Friggin Beautiful. Funny - never noticed what a callback to Like A Rolling Stone this part was... I mean same first 3 notes!

[@UniverseofKeys]

Yes!! Such a similar vibe 🎹👊

[@B3-R]

Good drawbars work 👏👌

[@UniverseofKeys]

Thank you!!

[@Martim-v6v]

I've been here five minutes and I love your channel already!

[@UniverseofKeys]

Welcome!! Thanks for checking it out 🎹🎹🤟🤟

[@georgewarner7210]

What a coincidence! I literally just commented on ur “chopped b3” video…first video of yours that I’ve seen (that I know of)…and I mentioned this band while talking about my love of the Hammond Sound…and then I “liked”, “subscribed”, and then went to ur channel to check out ur other videos…and here we are! Awesome bro…I’m definitely saving this video to see if I can follow to learn this on my 1960 Hammond M3 (blonde finish, I might add, which I haven’t seen a lot)…not quite the same as a full size Hammond…but hey, we do what we can when it comes to Hammond Organs (am I right?)…I’ve even emulated one on Ableton and mapped the 8 faders on my midi controller (usually used as Ableton track faders) to act as drawbars for the “AbleHammond B 3000”! (

[@UniverseofKeys]

The M3 was the first organ I ever toured with. A solid rig!! They sound great as well. Thanks for the sub!! Online course available w hundreds of videos as well if you need more 👊

[@jethroburns]

Fabulous. Most inspiration. I would love to see more of your accompaniments to songs. The Hammon accompaniment to some of Van Morrison's latest songs, for instance.

[@UniverseofKeys]

🎹🙏

[@sethie_shots]

Killer channel man. Thanks for all the tips and lessons ❤❤

[@UniverseofKeys]

My pleasure! Thanks for checking it out!!

[@jethroburns]

Sorry. That should have been. Fabulous. Most inspirational. I would love to see more of your accompaniments to songs. The Hammond accompaniment to some of Van Morrison's latest songs, for instance.

[@UniverseofKeys]

Love Van!

[@patsmusicnstuff1026]

Totally fantastic! What a talent!

[@UniverseofKeys]

Thanks so much!!

[@BigKitchenwithFood]

Cool, I always wondered what the drawbar setting was during the verses...drawbar 3 only--love that sound! Thanks, man.

[@UniverseofKeys]

Glad to help!

[@mikeh-mikesvintagekeys7739]

The organ adds so much, fantastic!

[@UniverseofKeys]

Thank you!!

[@tmartjams]

This is fantastic. I'd love to see more of these. It's cool to see all the movement and parts inside a simple pop tune. Great work and thanks for doing this!

[@UniverseofKeys]

Thank you for watching!!

[@innerfire-graham9016]

Bravo! So classy ya just gotta love some B3 organ!

[@UniverseofKeys]

🎹🎹❤️❤️

[@bluegroove777]

Thanks so much for this Mike. I just went through the full lesson and was rocking along with you tonight and it was so fun! One of my favorite songs (and albums) of all time 😍 Also I really appreciate the backing track with the stem seperation too. Very nice touch!!

[@UniverseofKeys]

Yeah!! Glad you dig it ❤️

[@NobodysHero1972]

I don’t play organ: but this is special. Thank you for sharing

[@UniverseofKeys]

Thanks so much for watching!!

[@jethroburns]

Yes I think Van the Man is great and I'm always impressed how the Hammon player enhances the tunes. I would love to see you do an accompaniment like his.

[@UniverseofKeys]

Was out on a small tour with him many years ago and it was a very cool experience!!

[@louislamonte334]

Thank you for this!!

[@UniverseofKeys]

My pleasure!!

[@steveccase]

So good, thank you!

[@UniverseofKeys]

Glad you like!!

[@therevealing-studiesfromli4419]

Nice work Son...

[@UniverseofKeys]

Thanks!!

[@enchentez]

I LOVE the Hammond, but I have been STRUGGLING with registrations and figuring out how to find and duplicate the amazing tones I am hearing in so many songs, including this one. Always wanted to fly a cam over an organ player who knows what he is doing and capture what they are doing on the bars. This is perfect. THANKS. Any way you could do this with Gregg Allman's "Don't Want You No More/Not My Cross To Bear, on the I'm No Angel album? For me, that is Blues/Rock organ at its epitome.

[@UniverseofKeys]

Glad it was helpful!! Also check out this video as it may be helpful kzbin.info/www/bejne/qISQeJWlbrR_htEsi=IQ6xkLfhAZib-cIH I will check out that Gregg tune. I am a big fan!

[@larryhowards]

🔥🎶🤘

[@UniverseofKeys]

🤟🙏🎹🎵🔥

[@peterjuncher7450]

Great stuff. Are you also using the swell pedal to create the dynamics ?

[@UniverseofKeys]

Absolutely!!

[@DavinSeamon]

In the very last, quiet verse, I hear a hollow, marimba-type part in sixths filling at the beginning. I always thought that was Rami in the B3, but I noticed that you didn't play in that section. Is that part played on something else?

[@UniverseofKeys]

There is a piano track as well. Maybe that is what you are hearing?

[@DavinSeamon]

@@UniverseofKeys It doesn't sound like a piano to me🤷🏼‍♂️.

[@UniverseofKeys]

I have the raw organ track and he lays out there, hmmm not sure. The piano sounds like it was recorded from a distant room mic which makes it sound kinda funky, and not James Brown funky ;)

[@juliebernard1106]

Who is the photo of?

[@UniverseofKeys]

Jakob Dylan. The Wallflowers.