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The thread discusses the legacy of Donald "Duck" Dunn, a renowned musician, following his passing. Participants share personal anecdotes related to music, their experiences with instruments, and their appreciation for Dunn's contributions to music, particularly in relation to bass and organ sounds.
Participants generally agree on their admiration for Duck Dunn and his musical influence, but there are varying opinions on the quality and sound of different musical instruments mentioned, particularly the Hammond organ models.
Some discussions reflect personal experiences and subjective opinions about sound quality and instrument preferences, which may depend on individual tastes and contexts.
Musicians, music enthusiasts, and fans of Duck Dunn may find this discussion valuable for its personal insights and reflections on musical legacy.
ThomasT said:Nice Duck Dunn guitar accents and riffs in this one also:
_bpS-cOBK6Q[/youtube] [MEDIA=youtu...s later, but IMO, the sound was not the same.
Your knowledge, experience and musical abilities are beyond mine. Thanks for the info. Booker T (and the MGs, including the Duck) got a nice sound out of his organ that I've never been able to exactly reproduce.turbo said:Thanks for the link. My college band featured a Hammond C3 console organ with a Leslie. Killer combo! The C3 was a PITA to move, but at least it was better than a B. Porta-Bs came out many years later, but IMO, the sound was not the same.