Help me find songs where someone jams on an electric organ for a really long time

inspired by "Ou C'est Lui Ou C'est Moi" off the African Scream Contest comp--i'm looking for stuff where the band gets a little vamp going and some poor soul has to jam on a cheap/old electric organ (aka the instrument with no dynamic range whatsoever) for several minutes.

obv this is not about hating, it's about the awesomeness of extended electric organ jams.

alice coltrane

would the doors qualify?

yeah the doors have organ jams but they are also the doors, unfortunately.

i didn't know alice coltrane ever did that. any of her albums in particular?

alice coltrane "transfiguration"

plus:

deep purple

jon lord doing his thing

i know she plays organ on translinear light (her final album?) and universal consciousness, but other people would know her early stuff better.

Larry Young!!

IN-A-GADDA-DA-VIDA

Charlatans - "Weirdo" (and other songs, but that's my favorite organ break)

anything by Brian Auger

X: "The World's a Mess (It's in my Kiss)"

Lee Michaels. "Do You Know What I Mean" was his famous single, but much of his material was extended rhythmic vamping with him on B3 and a drummer, one of the original two men bands. The bass isn't missed because Michaels handled it well on organ. Lee Michaels Live and Lee Michaels are primo examples. On CD, an anthology was pushed out the door a few years ago.

BO HANSSON. He Has an organ in the woods!
And he's got this thing. too:
http://www.enricobassi.it/atticthoughts.JPG

Del Shannon - "runaway" has the best clavioline solo I've ever heard. it's not TOO long but it's satisfying.

album version of "Loose Booty" from 'America Eats Its Young' ... one of Bernie's best and insane solos

Is a clavinet close enough? Because there's version of Stevie Wonder doing "Superstition" on Sesame street you can find at youtube that's around 9 minutes.

Maybe Dyke & The Blazers, Sly & the Family Stone, or early Mott the Hoople. I can't think of any particular tracks that really stretch out at length like you ask right now, but they all have the organ jamming.

at about 2:50... not really long time unfortunately but you get the idea of its infinity.

Alice Coltrane thirded! "Battle at Armageddon" is an awesome jam with just organ and drums.

Graham Bond fits your bill. I'm most familiar with the Holy Magick period but the 60s stuff probably foregrounds the organ more.

Also if you've never heard John Cale & Terry Riley's Church of Anthrax you should do that asap.

first Atomic Rooster record, when there was no guitar, only Crane jamming away...

yeah early atomic rooster is dope

This is fucking mindbending in the best possible sense

SISTER RAY

and the Runaway clavioline is this:

http://www.delshannon.com/maxmusitron.htm

Some good Gregg Allman jamming on the longer Fillmore East tracks -- esp. "Stormy Monday" and "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" -- but he's kind of buried in the mix.

There must be a record, or quite a few, I believe, whereon Eddy Louiss jams his organ electrically with lotsa flare and swoop. Alas, I know not the titles of those records, I've just seen him do that thing on TV; 'twas a concert recorded sometime in the past century, most probably. Sounded really wonderful.

"9ft Underground" by Caravan is the shit! 20 min track, 3/4 of which is organ jam.

...And no one's mentioned Keith Emerson so far?

Brian Auger

The Soft Machine did quite a few of these.

charlie beat me to it... was gonna suggest Mike Ratledge.

Brainticket - Cottonwood Hill, which is actually about 30 minutes of freakout krautrock organ jamming.

^^^Good call

96 Tears by ? and the Mysterians, duuuuuuuude. Or at least that's what my girlfriend told me to suggest to you...

Sun City Girls CD "Severed Finger With A Wedding Ring" has an awesome 10-minute jam on it, Richard Bishop on electric organ.

Jimi Hendrix - "Voodoo Chile"

Some (all?) of the stuff on The Great Lost Sun Ra Albums? I haven't listened to it in a while.

There are some really lol/tedious James Brown sides like this.

The Genetic Method / Chest Fever - from the Band on their live Rock of Ages set.

I was gonna name check Lee Michaels, and Grahame Bond, but for pure Hammond grinding I'm quite fond of Gregg Rolie's work on the 1st 2 Santana albums

Zombies - "Indication" - cannot believe this was a single.

http://www.j-notes.com/myimages/Jimmy_Smith.jpg

I think one of the most genius things about the British blues boom is that a whole lot of classical keyboard training led to some great rock organ playing. I love the sound myself. It's a deep well too. Spooky Tooth's "Evil Woman" is one of the ilk that I am grooving on now.

so who would win a kacey vs. miranda poll?

lol wrong thread sorry