Jon Hammond Show TV Show

Jazz Moscow: Jon Hammond Trio Featuring Igor Butman and Eduard Zizak EASY LIVING

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Mon, 12 May 2008 02:14:37 -0500

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JON HAMMOND Trio w/ Igor Butman & Eduard Zizak "Easy Living" Organist & CBS/KYCY Radio Host JON HAMMOND playing in Trio with Russian tenor saxophonist IGOR BUTMAN & EDUARD ZIZAK-drums in LE CLUB in THEATRE TAGANKA. The beautiful Ballad "Easy Living" *JENNIFER-Camera *Special Thanks-FAINA ANTONOVA, HAMMOND SUZUKI, GARY WALKER WBGO, ALEXANDER VERSHBOW, WYNTON MARSALIS, TODD BARKAN Jazz At Lincoln Center, GIANNI VALENTE Birdland as heard on HammondCast Show KYOURADIO ©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com

HammondCast 145 KYOURADIO

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Sun, 11 May 2008 00:35:17 -0500

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HammondCast 145
HammondCast 145 KYOURADIO with spcl. guest Wendy Oxenhorn of Jazz Foundation of America interview with Jon and music of Jon Hammond NDR SESSIONS Projekt "Satin Doll", "Blues In The Night", "Payphone Johnny" News about "A Great Night In Harlem" http://www.jazzfoundation.org ©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com 45 minutes

Submitted by: Jon Hammond
Submission Date: 2008-05-10 14:48:08

Pt. 2 Jazz Angels - JFA's Wendy Oxenhorn on HammondCast KYOURADIO

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Fri, 09 May 2008 11:24:38 -0500

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New York -- A visit with Wendy Oxenhorn, the Executive Director of Jazz Foundation of America just prior to "A Great Night In Harlem" 7th Annual gala fund raising concert event in New York's Apollo Theatre to take place May 29, 2008.
Jazz Foundation of America are the angels who have helped so many jazz musicians with much needed medical and housing assistance.
"Together, we are saving Jazz and Blues...one musician at a time."
Jon Hammond of HammondCast Show on KYOURADIO interviewing Wendy Oxenhorn in their New York offices, return visit 2008.
http://www.jazzfoundation.org © http://www.HammondCast.com

Richard D. Parsons
Chairman

Jarrett Lilien
President

Wendy Atlas Oxenhorn
Executive Director

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Glen Barros
Margaret Bridge
Bob Cranshaw
Hon. David Dinkins
William Douglass
Steven Edwards
Dr. Frank Forte
Ben Giordano
Danny Glover
Nat Hentoff
Carl Horton
Marc Henry Johnson
Sandy Jordan
Peter Low
Phyllis Lubarsky
L. Londell McMillan
Geoffrey D. Menin
Gil Noble
Hank O’Neal
Robert Opatrny, Esq., Secretary
Jimmy Owens, Vice President
Michael Pietrowicz, Treasurer
Lee Richards
Ann Ruckert
Dr. Billy Taylor
Dr. Ron Tikofsky
Dr. Agnes Varis
Marlisa Vinciquerra
David Walden
William Wurtzel

ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Robbin Ahrold
Jill Algrin
Arthur H. Barnes
Joslyn Barnes
Cy Blank*
Cephas Bowles
Thurston Briscoe
Ron Carter
Chevy Chase
Elvis Costello
Jim Eigo
Jon & Laurelyn Faddis
Lois Gilbert
Phoebe Jacobs*
Quincy Jones
Don Lucoff
Bruce Lundvall
Howard Mandel
Stella Mars
Wynton Marsalis
Marian McPartland
Jamil Nasser
Richard D. Parsons
Joe Piscopo
Bob Porter
Fran Richard
Mrs. Frederick P. Rose
Marc Roth
Phil Schaap
Richard Schebairo
Stephen Seigel
Lew Tabackin
Agnes Varis
George Wein
Sharon Wise

Jazz Angels - JFA's Wendy Oxenhorn on HammondCast KYOURADIO

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Thu, 08 May 2008 17:40:54 -0500

BOB POPYK of AFM's INTERNATIONAL MUSICIAN Magazine profiles JON

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 22:09:02 -0500

BOB POPYK of AFM's INTERNATIONAL MUSICIAN Magazine profiles JON
HAMMOND in his monthly motivational column: FOCUS !
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Focus
International Musician, July 2005
Whatever Happened to Those Jazz Clubs on Every Corner?
I live in a city of about 250,000 people. Vinnie Falcone, a member of
Local 369 (Las Vegas, NV) who played and conducted for Frank Sinatra,
and now works with Steve & Eydie and Robert Goulet, used to live and
work here.
That was about 35 years ago.
When he wasn't selling pianos for a local Hammond/Steinway dealer, he
probably played in almost every club within a 20-mile radius of here
at one time or another. There were tons of them.
Falcone and I talked about this just the other day. We came up with
the names of the clubs that used live music five to seven nights a
week. They could be found on almost on every street corner. Now they
are all gone. Jazz groups, blues bands, singles, duos, and trios were
always working; and if you came up with a new group you could, in all
likelihood, find a club owner who would give you a shot.
Unfortunately, that is no longer the case. It's tough to make a living
as a jazz musician today. But É you can make a living if you work at
it. Like most things, I think it's just a matter of wanting it badly
enough.
One thing I've found out from the readers of this column is that
musicians seem to be divided into two segments: 1) musicians who won't
play anything they don't like or any venue that doesn't suit them; and
2) musicians who need to work because they need to pay their bills and
find all kinds of ways to fill their calendar.
I still get occasional letters from readers who say that it's not
their fault that they are not getting enough work. I guess then the
logical question would be: whose fault is it?
I really appreciate the insight of those musicians who have creative
and interesting ways of finding work, and I sympathize with the
musicians who need to get out there and find gigs just to pay the
rent. I don't have all the answers, but a lot of our fellow AFM
members have some very good answers.
One in particular is Jon Hammond, a member of Local 802 (New York
City) and Local 6 (San Francisco, CA). Hammond has found a way to get
his own TV show broadcast on Time Warner Cable and RCN cable access,
he has produced a CD that gets airplay on jazz radio stations around
the world, and he plays at Music Performance Fund (MPF) gigs on a
regular basis on both coasts. He has booked himself on several
European tours, played jazz clubs in Germany and many other locations
in Europe, year after year, and has found a way to obtain instruments
from national manufacturers for endorsements, advertising, or trial.
Hammond is also a perfect example of "success being in the mind of the
beholder." When he put together his first self-booked German tour 20
years ago, he saved up enough money to fly to Europe on Pakistan
Airlines. He only had $50 in his pocket when he landed there. Hammond
came home 10 months later with $150 in his pocket. He was able to pay
for rent, food, and everything he needed during his time on the road
in Europe. He wasn't rich, but he was happy--and he firmly believes it
was also a terrific learning experience.
Over the ensuing years Hammond has performed with some of the world's
top jazz musicians, and he now lives in midtown Manhattan and plays
any and every job he can, on either coast. Money is not his prime
motivation. He just loves to play. He makes it work, through sheer
hard work, and he prides himself on being a union musician.
If you are a jazz musician, perhaps you might like to ask him some
questions of your own, and share some ideas. Hammond is very
approachable. Ask him about how he
put together his TV show, how he successfully gets radio airplay, how
he lands MPF gigs, and how, through it all, he always keeps money
coming in to pay the rent. He's found a way to do state-funded
programs in prisons, nursing home gigs, and casual dates in clubs.
(He's scrambled so much over the years that his new CD is called Late
Rent.) Hammond does not play for free. He finds ways to get paid. He
agrees that the only thing you get out of playing a free gig is the
opportunity to do another free gig.
I know jazz musicians can have a tough struggle, and it's true that
there simply are not as many places to play as there once were. But
that is not to say that jazz players can't find work.
Venues have changed, clubs have closed, but people still want to
listen to cool sounds. Jazz festivals in major cities are still
popular. Radio stations still offer jazz programs. PBS stations
showcase jazz artists in their programming. It's just not as easy to
make money at it as it once was, but you can still make a living.
I don't have all the answers. I think Hammond has some. I bet if you
brainstorm with your fellow AFM members who specialize in jazz, you
can go one better and come up with a lot of other ideas yourself. A
positive attitude is obviously going to play a big part, but if you
want to play jazz and make a few bucks, there are certainly ways to do
it. It really is a matter of wanting to be a jazz musician badly enough.
--Bob Popyk is a member of Local 78 (Syracuse, NY) and Local 47 (Los
Angeles).

That was a big honor for me to be profiled by main man Bob Popyk! I
always look forward to reading his articles

*HammondCast Radio Show airs daily on KYOURADIO on the CBS Radio Network, Music, Travel and 'Soft News' with Jon Hammond

Jon Hammond Show Dancers aboard Horizon Celebrity Cruise Ship

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 02:02:49 -0500

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The highly-synchronized stylings of The Jon Hammond Show Dancers dancing to Jon's theme song "Late Rent" aboard m.v. HORIZON Celebrity Cruises ship on maiden voyage to Bermuda with Jon Hammond & Joe Berger directing. Then on to Hamburg Germany years later, same song, same guys, but sadly we couldn't take our dancers to Hamburg. In VILLON Club by Hauptbahnhof. Special thanks to Amy Curtis of Hill & Knowlton Celebrity Cruises and Henry of Villon, ILLUSTRATORP, Jennifer & Knut Benzner. Musicians: Gabriel Coburger, Heinz Lichius, Joe Berger & Jon at the organ as seen on The Jon Hammond Show ©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com

Jon Hammond Late Rent Session Men with Bernard Purdie at MIKELL'S NYC 1989 FSB=Funk Soul Blues

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Sat, 26 Apr 2008 04:43:06 -0500

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Jon Hammond Late Rent Session Men with Bernard Purdie drums, Alex Foster sax, Chuggy Carter perc., Barry Finnerty gtr., Jon Hammond at 1959 B3 Organ in MIKELL'S 97th St. & Columbus Ave. NYC, very first hit of 5 night run on a hot summer night in Aug. 1989. Kicking it off with a classic organ blues James And Wess on this historic date. This was the musicians hang from 1969-1991 run by Pat & Mike Mikell (RIP) ©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com FSB = Funk Soul Blues As Seen On The Jon Hammond Show MCTV and HammondCast Radio Show KYOURADIO camera Joe Berger

Club Tac SIDEWINDER in Crocket CA Jon Hammond Trio with Bob Scott and Barry Finnerty cam by Pete Fallico

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 21:07:09 -0500

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In the shadow of C & H Sugar Co. in Crockett CA is the notorious CLUB TAC where Jon Hammond Trio played twice weekly for 6 months in 1998 when Jon returned from living in Europe. On the band: Bob Scott drums of Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks & Willie Nelson Band, Barry Finnerty gtr. of Crusaders, Miles Davis, Brecker Brothers Band and Jon Hammond at the B3, Host of daily radio program HammondCast KYOURADIO special thanks Pete Fallico of Doodlin' Lounge for camera and Pat & Sand Moriarty for keeping the gig going ©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com 1336 Pomona Avenue, Crockett, CA 94525

Cornell Dupree with Jon Hammond & Bernard Purdie 1989 Mikell's NYC

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 07:48:33 -0500

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Cornell Dupree gtr., Jon Hammond B3 organ, Bernard Purdie drms., Chuggy Carter perc. 1989 Mikell's NYC Shuffle Blues ©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com on KYOURADIO 1550 AM every morning FSB = Funk Soul Blues

The Lost Butterfield Tapes: Born Under a Bad Sign, Paul Butterfield Blues Band with Buzzy Feiten 1986

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 01:16:42 -0500

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One of my all-time favorites, I filmed this in Nov. 1986, Paul Butterfield (RIP) performing the classic Born Under a Bad Sign with Buzz Feiten on guitar. enjoy! Jon Hammond NYC ©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com jh

ROXANNE JAM: Joe Berger, Alf Schneider, Dieter Schnapka Directed by Jon Hammond

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 00:00:03 -0500

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As seen on The Jon Hammond Show, this March 1987 first-time-ever explosive Jam between guitarist Joe Berger, drummer Alf Schneider and bassist Rolf-Dieter Schnapka in Club Roxanne during Frankfurt Musikmesse was a magic session that we came to know as ROXANNE JAM (Rock Blues). Special thanks: Engl Amplifiers, ESP Guitars, Lufthansa and Star Alliance. Fasten your seatbelts on this one..achtung ZZ Top Fans & Deep Purple were in the house. *Note: Notice headstock on Joe's ESP Guitar. This guitar is unique and was stolen. We will give a reward if this guitar is returned. Thanks for your attention, Jon Hammond & Joe Berger of Ham-Berger ©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com

Dave Van Ronk on The Jon Hammond Show 'Saturday Alley Up The Sunday Street'

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Sun, 20 Apr 2008 10:11:35 -0500

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Dave Van Ronk aka "Mayor of MacDougal Street" appearance on long-running cable access TV show The Jon Hammond Show performing
"Saturday Alley Up the Sunday Street". Priceless footage of Dave telling stories during tuning and about tuning. The performance is flawless and up close and personal, shot by Mr. Hammond personally, enjoy! ©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com

Oliver Johnson batterie - Finale

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 08:48:56 -0500

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1988 Jazz Concert musé d'art moderne in paris: Francois Chassagnite trp., Oliver Johnson drms, Jean Bardy bs, Arnaud Mattei pno as seen on The Jon Hammond Show TV Show and HammondCast ©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com Oliver Johnson Finale

*Note, regrettfully, sadly and tragically Oliver Johnson was murdered in Paris 2004 by a homeless man who is now in prison: *From Jazzhouse.org : Oliver Johnson was a noted participant in the free jazz movement of the 1960s, but was a versatile and adaptable performer in many settings. He settled in Paris in the late-60s. He worked with a number of major figures from the free and experimental scene, including Anthony Braxton, Dewey Redman, Sam Rivers, Archie Shepp, the Art Ensemble of Chicago and David Murray, as well as more mainstream players, including Hampton Hawes, Bobby Hutcherson, Maynard Ferguson, Yusef Lateef, Atilla Zoller and Johnny Griffin. He worked regularly with saxophonist Steve Lacy between 1978-89. He co-led the trio TOK with Takashi Kako and Kent Carter. His body was discovered on a bench near Les Halles. In memory of Oliver Johnson, Jon Hammond NYC

musé d'art moderne in paris: Francois Chassagnite, Oliver Johnson, Jean Bardy, Arnaud Mattei 1988 HammondCast

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Sat, 12 Apr 2008 01:40:31 -0500

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1988 Jazz Concert musé d'art moderne in paris: Francois Chassagnite trp., Oliver Johnson drms, Jean Bardy bs, Arnaud Mattei pno as seen on The Jon Hammond Show TV Show and HammondCast ©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com "Stella By Starlight" *Note, regrettfully, sadly and tragically Oliver Johnson was murdered in Paris 2004 by a homeless man who is now in prison:
*From Jazzhouse.org : Oliver Johnson was a noted participant in the free jazz movement of the 1960s, but was a versatile and adaptable performer in many settings. He settled in Paris in the late-60s. He worked with a number of major figures from the free and experimental scene, including Anthony Braxton, Dewey Redman, Sam Rivers, Archie Shepp, the Art Ensemble of Chicago and David Murray, as well as more mainstream players, including Hampton Hawes, Bobby Hutcherson, Maynard Ferguson, Yusef Lateef, Atilla Zoller and Johnny Griffin. He worked regularly with saxophonist Steve Lacy between 1978-89. He co-led the trio TOK with Takashi Kako and Kent Carter. His body was discovered on a bench near Les Halles.
In memory of Oliver Johnson, Jon Hammond NYC

HammondCast French Guest M. JACK LANG "A DIALOGUE on culture, politics, France today..."

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 03:04:48 -0500

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HammondCast French Guest M. JACK LANG Member of the French National Assembly: Former French Minister of Culture and Minister of Education
"A DIALOGUE on culture, politics, France today...(in French) with TOM BISHOP (NYU)" Tuesday, April 8 2008
A FLORENCE GOULD EVENT, La Maison Francaise ©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 02:02:22 -0500

Jon Hammond on Superlux CM-H8G Tube Mic

Jon Hammond Organist, Accordionist and TV/Radio Host HammondCast Show

ENCORES: Louisville Kentucky Jazz Factory - JON HAMMOND Band

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Sat, 05 Apr 2008 00:58:58 -0500

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Jazzin By Martin Z. Kasdan Jr.
Last year San Francisco-based organist Jon Hammond joined his buddy, Louisville guitarist John Bishop, for a night at the Jazz Factory. Hammond has just released Late Rent, on Ham-Berger-Friz Records, available at http://www.cityhallrecords.com/artist/HAMMOND,%20JON.htm if you can't find it locally. In an e-mail to me, Hammond described this as "a record that took me 25 years to put together. The disc opens with "Late Rent," a loping swinger and is followed by "Pocket Funk," with a slightly Latin feel. "Late Rent" is reprised in a live take at the end of the CD. Lee Morgan's funky "The Sidewinder" is the only cover tune on the album, although, as Hammond acknowledges in his liner notes, "White Onions" is "a bluesy Hammond/Finnerty composition reminiscent of `Green Onions.'"

In closing, happy holidaze to one and all. You can send greetings to me at mzkjr@yahoo.com
*Video: "Late Rent" in Jazz Factory, Louisville Kentucky, cam: Jennifer

Besame Schnulze - Jon Hammond Band in Harburg Germany

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 12:33:20 -0500

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Jon Hammond Band in Schnulze die Kneipe in Harburg Germany in the North with guitarist Sandra Hempel, Lutz Buechner tenor sax, Jon Hammond XK-1 organ 3/11/2008 ©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com

Moanin - Blues 2008 in Jazzkeller Frankfurt

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 13:56:59 -0500

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Jon Hammond Band featuring Hungarian tenor saxophonist Tony Lakatos, Guenter Bollmann trombone and Heinz Lichius drums, Jon Hammond on XK-1 organ / bass in Jazzkeller Frankfurt for annual Musikmesse Warm Up Party 2008 ©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com *onstage cam digital audio

How to do a GREEN Music Tour by Jon Hammond

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 09:51:21 -0500

*Note: Excerpt from article in April 2008 ALLEGRO Magazine of Local 802 Musicians Union in honor of Earth Day April 22 and Environmentalism "Beat On The Street":

I am about to go over to Germany for my annu-
al music tour with my Hammond organ so I’d like
to tell you my way of doing a “green tour” that I
have perfected.
In the past, a Hammond B3 organ weighed 425
pounds (without the Leslie speaker) so it was not
possible for me to take one to Europe.
In 1991, I got the first really portable model. It
was one of the first 10 prototypes of the Ham-
mond-Suzuki XB-2, with multi-voltage for any-
where in the world.
I flew over to Germany with it on Pakistan Airlines.
I found that by using a Kart-A-Bag Super 600
heavy-duty luggage cart with “stair slides” (like
what UPS and FedEx uses), I could hoist it up on
to any train or bus.
I traveled all over Europe this way, and was pic-
tured doing it eventually in a magazine ad for Kart-
A-Bag for quite a while. They had a contest going for
a long time where they would give away one “Ham-
mond Super 600 Kart-A-Bag” every month from a
drawing.
I jokingly refer to it as my “tour bus.” I see a lot of
bands touring with big tour buses and they look real
nice and comfy but they also burn a lot of fuel.
With my technique I ride on the high speed trains
in Germany, the local trains, up and down in the
Metro of Paris and in Prague on the street cars.
Jon Hammond

*Photo:
Organist and Local 802 member Jon Hammond with
his touring rig waiting for a train in Germany. One
way to go green is to skip the tour bus altogether.

Satin Doll - JON HAMMOND Band in JAZZKELLER

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 07:48:50 -0500

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Onstage camera with crystal-clear Digital Audio: Duke Ellington classic "Satin Doll" performed in JAZZKELLER FRANKFURT by JON HAMMOND Band featuring tenor saxophonist TONY LAKATOS, trombonist GUENTER BOLLMANN, HEINZ LICHIUS drums, JON HAMMOND XK-1 Hammond organ / bass at annual Musikmesse Warm Up Party. Jon is host of daily radio program HammondCast on KYOURADIO 1550 AM ©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com

Dr. Hip Pocrates (Eugene Schoenfeld) aka Dr. Hip on HammondCast KYOURADIO

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 20:01:45 -0500

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Excerpt from Jon Hammond's daily radio program HammondCast on KYOURADIO:
Dr. Schoenfeld is the author of four books: Dear Dr. Hip Pocrates, Natural Food And Unnatural Acts, Jealousy: Taming The Green-Eyed Monster, and Dr. Hip’s Down-To-Earth Health Guide and worked with Dr. Albert Schweitzer in Lambarene, Gabon. Jon and Dr. Schoenfeld speaking about the 'Golden Years' of 60's in SF and his work with Dr. Schweitzer. http://www.eugeneschoenfeld.com/ ©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com

Blues Pics In The Harburg Night JON HAMMOND Band

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 12:35:43 -0500

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Pics and Soundtrack of JON HAMMOND Band performing "Blues In The Harburg Night" in Schnulze die Kneipe in Harburg Germany 3/08/2008 LUTZ BUECHNER sax HEINZ LICHIUS drums SANDRA HEMPEL guitar JON HAMMOND XK-1 Hammond organ / bass *special thanks Michael August aka ILLUSTRATORP ©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com

Blues In The Harburg Night JON HAMMOND Band

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 11:07:13 -0500

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JON HAMMOND Band performing "Blues In The Harburg Night"
in Schnulze die Kneipe in Harburg Germany 3/08/2008
LUTZ BUECHNER sax
HEINZ LICHIUS drums
SANDRA HEMPEL guitar
JON HAMMOND XK-1 Hammond organ / bass
*special thanks Michael August aka ILLUSTRATORP
©2008 http://www.HammondCast.com

Year 11 JAZZKELLER HOFHEIM Jon Hammond Trio 3/14/2008

jonhammond@jonhammondband.com (Jon Hammond) — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 09:43:41 -0500

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Jon Hammond Trio in concert at Jazzkeller Hofheim year #11 with original music and stories by Jon Hammond including "Pocket Funk" and "Lydia's Tune" ©2008 JON HAMMOND Intl., Inc./ASCAP
JOE BERGER guitar
GIOVANNI GULINO drums
JON HAMMOND XK-1 Hammond organ / bass
Jon Hammond is host of daily radio show HammondCast on KYOURADIO http://www.HammondCast.com