Hammond Report

Topics Lou Colombo, KYOU Radio, Wychmere Harbor Club, Harwich Port MA, B3 Organ, Frank Shea, Trumpet, Jazz, Standards, Tip O'Neill, Cape CodHammondCast 201 KYOU Radio, today Jon Hammond puts the spotlight on LOU COLOMBO trumpet player band leader originally from Brockton MA, Jon played organ with Lou for 2.5 years on the house band at the exclusive Wychmere Harbor Club and Thompson's Clam Bar in Harwich Port Cape Cod MA - a recently discovered recording from the bandstand with Lou Colombo, Jon Hammond on B3 organ, Frank Shea drums and 2 additional horns on a big Saturday night: "Mediation" medley with "Shadow of Your Smile", "Honeysuckle Rose", "Stars Fell On Alabama" medley with "Georgia", "How Deep Is Your Love", "Satin Doll" © http://www.jonhammondband.com 45 minutesAddeddate 2011-02-14 21:53:53Audio_type Mixed(talk and music)CopyrightHolder Jon Hammond

Topics Bernard Purdie, Jon Hammond, Chitlins, ASCAP, HammondCast, Cocodrie, San Francisco, Scott Rootenberg, Drums, Organ, FunkyOctober 9 1998 Jon Hammond brought legendary studio drummer Bernard Purdie 'The Hit Maker' back to San Francisco to play for the first time ... all » since the Live Aretha Franklin at Fillmore recordings in March of 1971. The concert went down in North Beach San Francisco at COCODRIE Club. Here they are playing a Jon Hammond Band original 'Hip Hop Chitlins' with an explosive and impromptu drum solo from Bernard that is pure Funk. On the band: Bennett Friedman tenor sax, Barry Finnerty guitar, Bernard Purdie drums, Jon Hammond organ & bass *Special thanks: Scott Rootenberg of Cocodrie. *More info: http://www.HammondCast.com c)2007 Catch Jon's radio show on CBS' KYOU 1550AM 7 days a week 4AM PST Tags: Bernard Purdie, Funk, Chitlins, Jon Hammond, Organ, ASCAP, HammondCast, Hit Maker, Radio TVAddeddate 2007-07-14 18:09:44CopyrightHolder Jon HammondCopyrightYear 2007Copyright_statement c)2007 JON HAMMOND Intl., Inc.Date_created 2007First_published http://www.HammondCast.com Framerate 30Identifier JonHammondCOCODRIE_BernardPurdieandJonHammond1998

Topics In Memory, Lazy Larry, Lawrence Fredson, Jon Hammond, at the piano, Airport, Kawai pianoLanguage EnglishIn memory of my friend Lazy Larry Lawrence Fredson Jon Hammond at the piano#LazyLarry #lawrencefredson #inmemoryoflarryAddeddate 2023-05-24 12:00:07Identifier in-memory-of-my-friend-lazy-larry-lawrence-fredson

Topics Jon Hammond Show, Cable TV, MNN TV, Music, Travel, News, Hammond Organ, stories, Manhattan Neighborhood NetworkLanguage EnglishJon Hammond Show 05 27 2023 - air time: 01:30 AM ESTMusic, Travel, News from organist Jon HammondManhattan Neighborhood Network MNN Channel 1Addeddate 2023-05-20 22:58:57Identifier jon-hammond-show-05-27-2023

Usage Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 InternationalTopics Hammond Report, Released, stories, Hammond Organ, Hammond Report, music, Jon HammondLanguage EnglishHammond Report Released! Jon Hammond #released #HammondReport #music #stories #hammondorganAddeddate 2023-05-19 23:13:19Identifier hammond-report-released-jon-hammond

Topics Hammond Report, Times Square, Man on The Street, Reporting, Jon Hammond, Cable TV, Jon Hammond ShowLanguage EnglishHammond Report from Times Square Man On The Street Jon Hammond#timessquare#reporting#manonthestreet#JonHammond#HammondReportAddeddate 2023-05-18 04:10:06Identifier hammond-report-from-times-square-man-on-the-street-jon-hammond

Language English Foolish Things - 1959 B3 - Jon Hammond neighbor 'Bob the Bass Player' rang the bell at the end - S.T. Dupont at top
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The song was not an immediate success, and Keith Prowse, Maschwitz's agent, refused to publish it, releasing the copyright to Maschwitz himself – a stroke of luck for the lyricist. Writing in 1957, he claimed to have made £40,000 from the song. Despite being featured in Spread it Abroad, a London revue of 1936, it aroused no interest until the famous West Indian pianist and singer Leslie Hutchinson ("Hutch") discovered it on top of a piano in Maschwitz's office at the BBC. "Hutch" liked it and recorded it, whereupon it became a great success and was recorded by musicians all over the world. This first recording by "Hutch" was by HMV in 1936. Popular versions in the USA in 1936 were by Benny Goodman, Teddy Wilson with Billie Holiday, Nat Brandywynne, Carroll Gibbons and Joe Sanders. Billie Holiday's rendering of the song with Teddy Wilson's orchestra was a favorite of Philip Larkin, who said, "I have always thought the words were a little pseudo-poetic, but Billie sings them with such passionate conviction that I think they really become poetry." Holiday's version of the song peaked at No. 5 on the Billboard Pop Songs chart.Addeddate 2023-05-17 06:15:40Color colorIdentifier foolish-things

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Usage Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 InternationalTopics Jon Hammond Show, Manhattan Neighborhood Network, Blues, Jazz, NAMM, Lee Oskar, Harmonica, Hammond Organ, saxophone, electric guitar, rhythm section, Photography, TravelLanguage EnglishJon Hammond Show 05 20 2023Manhattan Neighborhood Network Channel 1air time 01:30 AMMusic, Travel and Soft NewsOrganist band leader Jon Hammond - host of HammondCast radioprorgram, Hammond Report podcast#MNN#CableTV#HammondOrgan #Photogrraphy#Blues#Jazz#LeeOskar#Harmonica#saxophone#electricguitar#rhythmsectionAddeddate 2023-05-11 14:44:21Identifier jon-hammond-show-05-20-2023

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