Rumproller Organ Trio

Rumproller started as a trio. Utilizing the classic sounds of the Hammond B3 organ to transport audiences back to the nightclubs, cocktail parties and lounges of the 1950s, ’60s, and ’70s. They have since added singers, horns, and other instruments to provide the whole menu of American Soul, funk, jazz, and R&B. Hammond B3 Organ - A staple of American music from the church to the club, from the living room to the ballpark. Capable of a mellow whisper or a raucous roar, the many voices of the B3 give a soulful, analog feel to any song. While most of today's "live" music performances have laptops, midi keyboards, and backing tracks, Rumproller insists on rolling out the 450 pound Hammond for their shows. The organ ruled the inner city nightclubs of the 1960s and everyone has heard the instrument on countless recordings, but it’s rare for today's audiences to experience this majestic 55-year-old instrument in person and to witness someone at the helm - kicking bass pedals with their foot, flicking knobs, and pushing and pulling levers to manipulate the sound - is like watching someone operate an airplane, tractor, or piece of heavy machinery from the past.