
Greasy Hammond B-3 grooves and stinging guitar licks that feel like a lost 1960s soul-jazz session. Pure pocket, no filler, and impossible not to head-nod to.
Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio (DLO3) is a Seattle-based instrumental powerhouse that revitalized the soul-jazz organ trio format for the 21st century. Formed in 2015 by keyboardist Delvon Lamarr and managed by Amy Novo, the group centers on the classic Hammond B-3 organ sound.
Their identity is defined by Lamarr's ability to play basslines on the organ pedals while simultaneously soloing, paired with the distinctive 'stinging' guitar style of Jimmy James and pocket-heavy drumming. Their sound is a direct lineage from the 1960s Blue Note and Stax eras, specifically referencing the rhythmic grit of The Meters and the melodic sensibilities of Booker T. G.' s. Critically, they are praised for their 'greasy' analog warmth and live chemistry, often performing with a high degree of improvisation and musical 'Easter eggs.' They occupy a unique space in the modern funk revival scene, bridging the gap between jazz purists and the contemporary groove-oriented audience of labels like Colemine Records.
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