Jazz Organ

Jazz Organ is a style of jazz music that is characterized by the use of an electric organ as the lead instrument. It is a style of jazz that emerged in the 1950s and 1960s, and is often associated with the Hammond organ. Jazz Organ typically features a combination of improvisation, blues, and swing, and is often played in a trio or quartet setting. The style is often characterized by a heavy use of the organ's drawbars and vibrato, as well as a focus on the organ's lower register. Jazz Organ is often seen as a precursor to funk and soul music.