Any organ centered psychedelia?

Any of you guys know of bands that use alot of organ and have loads of organ solos? I can't get enough of that 60s sound right now!

 

Have you heard Traffic?

 

The Doors

 

El&p

 

Not necessarily psychedelic, but the Animals' cover of "House of the Rising Sun" has a beautiful organ part, so does "Nights in White Satin" by the Moody Blues. I loooove the Hammond organ, it's my favorite instrument.

 

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Procol Harum.

 

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Get a load of some Dennis Coffey, I think there is some Hammond organ in there. I take it's the Hammond sound your after.

Also have you ever listened to any Stereolab? They are kind of experimental acid jazz but have some organs in there too i think.

Wooden Schijps

Clinic use a bit of organ but most of their music is just weird and inaccessible as opposed to psychedelic.

The Concretes (a bit)

The Cotton Jones Basket Ride I think are amazing. They write a lot of really beautiful hillbilly acoustic music and have a few odd nice tracks with some organ in them, for example Blues from a nest and Raspberry Stream

Dunno Zero 7 maybe..

 

Something like this maybe?

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You should listen to early Genesis. Yes, they were a cheesy pop band in their later career, but they were a beautiful but aggressive psychedelic, organ-centric band from 1969-1977. I strongly urge you to listen to them. Some song ideas would be:

1. "White Mountain"- off of Trespass
2. "Fountain of Salmacis"- also features the Mellotron, a similarly cool instrument
3. "Can Utility and the Coastliners"- off Foxtrot
4. "Watcher of the Skies"- combines Hammond organ and Mellotron.
5. "Stagnation"- off of Trespass.

Also check out the early Moody Blues.

 

I just remembered one, Black Mountain and his side project Pink Mountaintops

 

Aardvark - the whole ST album, especially "put that in your pipe and smoke it" (check it out )
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Rick Wakeman
Yes

 

"Close to the Edge" is a pretty psychedelic album and features Wakeman's skill set extremely well. It is probably my favorite Yes album actually.