It's been a long time since I featured any organ music, but here is a classic piece of prog rock from 1969 with lovely wailing organ. However, it's a piece that you may not be familiar with because it comes from Hungary. This is "Gyöngyhajú lány" by a band called Omega.
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Well, I'm actually familiar with this band, which I consider one of my favourites. I've collected all their albums - more than 30 CD's; most CD's comprise of two different LP's - and I have visited a few of their concerts. I think they would have been as famous, and popular - worldwide - as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and The Pink Floyd, if they would have been from the U.K. or the U.S., instead of Hungary. (Like these bands, they also have started in the 60's. At the moment no one seems to know if they ever will record, and/or tour again. They actually did, until 2007.)
I want to recommend Omega to everyone who's interested in quality rock, and prog rock music.
Posted by: Pj Peeters | January 07, 2009 at 12:59 PM