Lesson 11 of 21Hammond OrganIntermediate

Allman Brothers - Whipping Post (performance)

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Watch Joe Glossop play the Allman Brothers' 'Whipping Post' on Hammond organ, then play along with the interactive notation.

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Lesson transcript

Music Lesson Outline

Introduction

So, I'm going to play an intro, a verse, and a chorus to make sense of this tune. Then, we'll get into the details for you.

Intro Breakdown

  • I'll put in a little bass line for the 118 part of the intro because that's a little bit unusual.

Structure Overview

  • Three Parts of the Tune:
    1. Intro
    2. Verse
    3. Chorus

Let's get into the detail.

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Joe Glossop is a keyboard player from Sheffield who has made his name on the Hammond organ. He currently holds the organ chair in Tom Jones's touring band, and has played with Van Morrison and James Hunter, as well as on piano and Rhodes. His courses get the real Hammond sound out of any keyboard - drawbar registration, the Leslie, the walking-bass left hand, and the comping and soloing vocabulary of the soul-jazz, blues and rock organ traditions, from Jimmy Smith to Booker T.

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