Sam Fribush

The Hammond organ is a piece of American history ingrained in society just as important as the game of baseball. We all know what it did in the church, but what it did for jazz music is equally important. It was the crossover from straightahead to soul and funk artist like Jimmy Smith, Jimmy McGriff, Jack McDuff and others were the bread winners for record-labels in the 50s and 60s. The Hammond is completely analog instrument with no chips or computers, no AI or data centers involved in making this instrument work… in fact, hammond employed hundreds of blue-collar workers in the Chicago area at it’s hay day, handcrafting gears, tube amplifiers, and cabinetry… this instrument became the backbone of American music — it can be heard in every genres biggest hit. We are honored to be carrying on the tradition of this instrument and it’s original format which features Drums and Guitar no Bass player. This is the continuation of something bigger…