Hammond Organ M100
Needs an overhaul. Leslie 760 speakers available for purchase also.
The M-series, including the M100, might not be as well-known as the B3 or C3, but they still played a significant role in music history. The M100, for instance, made its mark in notable tracks like “Whiter Shade of Pale” by Procol Harum. It’s interesting to note that even though some might mistakenly attribute the sound to a C3, it was actually an M100 used on that track.
Additionally, the rumor of an M-series organ being used on “Green Onions” by Booker T and the MGs adds an intriguing layer to the history of these instruments. The M-series likely had its own unique sonic character that suited certain musical styles and contexts.
Exploring these lesser-known models not only enriches our understanding of the variety within Hammond’s lineup but also sheds light on the versatility and impact of their organs on the music of that era. It’s a reminder that even beyond the most famous models, there’s a treasure trove of musical history waiting to be uncovered.
