I am more in harmony with Dave...Maybe because I go back to more early years with the Hammond..What showcases the B3..is the soul and emotion from it..more so than the screaming , guitar lick type from the rock n roll stuff posted..I am not saying that some of the old classic rock stuff isn't cool..but for the most part it was very predictable...It was a case where the keyboardist wanted to be a guitarist...both can be annoying as they try to out do the other ..volume wise...

I much prefer the path ..jazz artist and players that were able to express the "standards" with more feeling...instead of trading licks ..Energy is one thing (and a good thing) but making the B3 talk is another..