Could It Be I'm Falling In Love - organissimo - Live at the SpeakEZ Lounge
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organissimo performs The Spinners classic "Could It Be I'm Falling In Love" at the SpeakEZ Lounge in Grand Rapids, MI on November 15, 2015.
Jim Alfredson - Hammond SK2 organ through a Leslie 3300
Larry Barris - Heritage LB1 custom jazz guitar
Randy Marsh - Pearl drums and a whole bunch of cymbals!
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organissimo formed in the year 2000 and has released several award-winning CDs focusing on original music and extending the tradition of the classic jazz organ trio.
Recorded live at the SpeakEZ Lounge utilizing Audio Technica ATM450 microphones as drum overheads, Audio Technica ATM450 on the snare, Electro Voice N/D868 on kick drum, Shure SM57 stereo pair on the Leslie top, Audio Technica ATM25 on the Leslie bottom, and a Shure SM57 on the guitar amp. Recorded in Cubase via a Presonus 16.0.2 mixer and mixed and mastered in Cubase by Jim Alfredson.
Video cameras are the SJ4000 action cameras. Edited with Sony Vegas Pro 13 by Jim Alfredson.
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Jim Alfredson is in his own league as a keyboard master, technically and soulfully. Case closed.
Just great
agree ....fabulous
I'm in awe how Jim can play lead, bass and rhythm at the same time. And Larry is a reincarnation of Wes. Great to hear but even better to watch in admiration.
Love Larry's tone and playing.
Guys, you are seriously good!!
What an amazing band.
Very nice
Thank you for posting these wonderfully tasteful videos, Jim. And for all the EFFORT needed to get them HERE; the editing; multi-camera and all. Beautifully performed! Special shoutout to my drumming teacher, Randy Marsh-I need more LESSONS, bro!
Beautiful! I'm just knocked out cold. Fabulously expressive playing that quietly screams "genius" the whole time.
Nice groove guys!
That organ B-3 melts in bending and out, when your fingers caress her, " QUANTUM ENTANGLED SUPREMO LUV'IN.
This is the stuff high end audio was made for! ;)
My favorite song in a great performance
I just can't get over you, Trap♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
Thanks for the music guys, inspiring....
I think I'm falling, for you TrapNation.
Hi jim man i love this groove!!! great driving music Is this available on dvd??? Thanks keep grooving!! Hope to see you live if you are ever on the east coast like philly or nyc!
The Spinners, with a nod to Wes Montgomery and Jimmy Smith! :)
First view, like and comment! Love this Jim. I'm looking forward to your new album!
Very nice Playing ;-)
Greetings Gerry
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i love this song so much. good pick. excellent playing, very tasty! where did y'all learn to play? did y'all go to college?
Jim learned to play usin' one of those digital Organs that teaches you how to play a song by lighting the keys when he was around 8 years old, then later on, his Dad bought him a tape-deck
Trap, this is another one, for you.
How do you like the Leslie 3300, as compared to a 122 or 147?
Jim wrote a nice review of his experience with the 3300. It's on his site.
I wonder if the 3300 woofer "broke in" some. No sub?
Trap, most "LIKELY" YOU ... don't know me, butta, butta, creamy, I'm so in love, and have fallen, on my broken. tushi, all because of your graciously, lite beauty, sweet olive, you.
What keyboard is that ? Nice performance btw.
Hammond SK2
The bass is kickin'. Are you using pedals? Separate amp for bass? I've been playing B3s, C3s etc.since the late 60s, but your setup is excellent. Mind telling me what your setup is ?
The setup in the particular video is the Hammond SK2 through a Leslie 3300 rotating speaker. The bass pedals are the Hammond XKP-200L, Thanks, Max!
Listened to the tune again. TASTY by all involved... and thanks.
@@JimAlfredson just great performance, so fine
Do you read me, over?