Organ spanking

[lemoncat]

rescued this from my local tip last week anybody know any good books (learning) records etc
its a skyliner 245 great sound

[Dr Rubberfunk]

Wow!

*jealous*

I've never found any good books - I've looked for something like a 'chord dictionary', but get all mine from a 15 year old copy of 'Making Music' -

[soundsville]

I bought a 70's wurlitzer learning kit from my local thrift store. Has 6 audio tapes which are a riot to listen to but the booklet is missing.

David

[lemoncat]

ive found one book that's not bad. found some stickers inside which iv'e stuck on the keys in the relivant places for easy chord learning,worked out a couple of small runs that actualy sound funky its great fun
just wish id'e started younger instead of guitars ect...
think i'll use this thread to post my recent finds

the best of andre brasseur (palette)
johnny lytle...vibes..great album stand out track for me (the man.
herb alpert....whipped cream
12 tops.....2001 stereo gold
james brown.....plays new breed....inst earlier stuff (philips 1966
happy monsters......kiddies bobby betty thing i think
hits of soul ...stereo action orch....everyones a winner for me great album
star wars galactic funk by meco.....
geoff love big disco movie hits...
zack laurence..taste of.....nice
galloping home....tv hits....hanged man ect
paul nero sounds,,nero's non stop hits....potpourri type thing blew me away love this album.(liberty)

[Lord Thames]

I bought a Philicorda for twenty quid in a charity shop some years ago - I do a pretty mean 'Ode To Billie Joe', I can tell you!

When I turn the volume up, all the neighbours think 'Could this be Alan Hawkshaw?'