Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Cold As Weiss New - 7 - CLMN-224 2022 7" With "Cold As Weiss" & "Fried Soul" more
	Cold As Weiss Colored Vinyl - New - CLMN-12029 Sealed 2022 Gatefold Original, Pressed On Transparent Red Vinyl. "Cold As Weiss Is The Third Studio Long-player From Seattle's Resident Groove Machine, The Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio (Aka DLO3). Its Title Reflects The Addition Of Funky Reno, NV Drummer Dan Weiss (Sextones) To The Lineup. Though Not The Only Organ Combo On The Scene, DLO3 Lean Harder On Rootsy Jazz-Funk And Psychedelic Soul-Jazz Than Their Peers. They Offer No Excuses For Making Feel-Good Music That Resonates With Listeners: 2021's I Told You So Went To Number One On The Contemporary Jazz Charts And Landed Inside The Top Five On The Jazz Albums List, Too. Opening Single "Pull Your Pants Up" Is Not Titled For A Generalized Urban Equivalent Of "Hey Kid, Get Off My Lawn," But Is Actually A Call For Guitarist Jimmy James To Do Just That On The Bandstand. The Tight, Funky Vamp Offered By The Guitarist Is Met With The Punchy Melody From Lamarr. Weiss' Left-Hand Drumming Lies Deep In The Pocket, Adding Syncopated Breaks As The Groove Gets Steamier. "Don't Worry 'Bout What I Do" Is Meaner And Leaner. The Groove Crisscrosses The Fingerpopping Vibe Of Booker T. & The MG's With The Grittier Psychedelic Funk Of The Meters' "Cissy Strut." James' Wiry Playing Balances Rock, Blues, And JB's-Esque Groove Atop Lamarr's Swelling B-3 Pulse As Weiss Struts And Swaggers Across Snare, Hi-hat, And Ride Cymbal. The Cover Of Leon Ware's 1972 Michael Jackson Vehicle "I Wanna Be Where You Are" Frames The Melody Inside A Transcendent Groove. Lamarr's Bassline Guides The Band, And His Cascading Solo Reaches For The Stars. Weiss Meets Him With Cracking Tom-Toms And James Paints The Swirling Backdrop With Spiky Lyric Fills. "Big Tt's Blues" Directly Follows Brother Jack Mcduff's Fakebook. Lamarr Moves Across The Hammond's Massive Keyboard, Pulling Stops, Hitting Pedals, And Wrangling The Deep Blues In Both His Progression And Solo. James Meets Him Head On To Engage In Vamp-Laden Fury With Biting Solo Statements, While Weiss Swings Like Mad. "Keep On Keepin' On" Offers A Latin-Funk Groove Filled With Conversational Instrumental Exchanges Between Organ And Guitar As Weiss Becomes The Guide Wheel They Turn On. "Slip "N' Slide," Co-written By Weiss With Delvon Dumas And Jabrille Williams, Is An Uplifted Gospel Jam Saturated In Sunshine Soul. Closer "This Is Who I Is" Engages Dark, Syncopated, Psychedelic Jazz-Funk. As Lamarr Lays Down A Spooky, Melodic Progression With A Truckload Of Vibrato, Weiss' Snare And Kick Drum Add Depth, Dimension, And Swing. James Puts His Wah-Wah Pedal And Whammy Bar Into Overdrive, Adding Shard-like Single-String Runs, Massive Chordal Fills, And Razor-Sharp Grant Green-Esque Vamps. The Choruses Are Delivered In Joyously Emphatic Unison. If There Is A Complaint About Cold As Weiss, It's That At 40 Minutes, It's A Tad Short, Because No One Wants This Dance Party To End. (If You Do, Please Check Your Pulse, You May Have Expired.)" AMG Review By Thom Jurek. more
	Cold As Weiss New - LP - CLMN-12029 Sealed 2022 Gatefold Original, Standard Black Vinyl Version. "Cold As Weiss Is The Third Studio Long-player From Seattle's Resident Groove Machine, The Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio (Aka DLO3). Its Title Reflects The Addition Of Funky Reno, NV Drummer Dan Weiss (Sextones) To The Lineup. Though Not The Only Organ Combo On The Scene, DLO3 Lean Harder On Rootsy Jazz-Funk And Psychedelic Soul-Jazz Than Their Peers. They Offer No Excuses For Making Feel-Good Music That Resonates With Listeners: 2021's I Told You So Went To Number One On The Contemporary Jazz Charts And Landed Inside The Top Five On The Jazz Albums List, Too. Opening Single "Pull Your Pants Up" Is Not Titled For A Generalized Urban Equivalent Of "Hey Kid, Get Off My Lawn," But Is Actually A Call For Guitarist Jimmy James To Do Just That On The Bandstand. The Tight, Funky Vamp Offered By The Guitarist Is Met With The Punchy Melody From Lamarr. Weiss' Left-Hand Drumming Lies Deep In The Pocket, Adding Syncopated Breaks As The Groove Gets Steamier. "Don't Worry 'Bout What I Do" Is Meaner And Leaner. The Groove Crisscrosses The Fingerpopping Vibe Of Booker T. & The MG's With The Grittier Psychedelic Funk Of The Meters' "Cissy Strut." James' Wiry Playing Balances Rock, Blues, And JB's-Esque Groove Atop Lamarr's Swelling B-3 Pulse As Weiss Struts And Swaggers Across Snare, Hi-hat, And Ride Cymbal. The Cover Of Leon Ware's 1972 Michael Jackson Vehicle "I Wanna Be Where You Are" Frames The Melody Inside A Transcendent Groove. Lamarr's Bassline Guides The Band, And His Cascading Solo Reaches For The Stars. Weiss Meets Him With Cracking Tom-Toms And James Paints The Swirling Backdrop With Spiky Lyric Fills. "Big Tt's Blues" Directly Follows Brother Jack Mcduff's Fakebook. Lamarr Moves Across The Hammond's Massive Keyboard, Pulling Stops, Hitting Pedals, And Wrangling The Deep Blues In Both His Progression And Solo. James Meets Him Head On To Engage In Vamp-Laden Fury With Biting Solo Statements, While Weiss Swings Like Mad. "Keep On Keepin' On" Offers A Latin-Funk Groove Filled With Conversational Instrumental Exchanges Between Organ And Guitar As Weiss Becomes The Guide Wheel They Turn On. "Slip "N' Slide," Co-written By Weiss With Delvon Dumas And Jabrille Williams, Is An Uplifted Gospel Jam Saturated In Sunshine Soul. Closer "This Is Who I Is" Engages Dark, Syncopated, Psychedelic Jazz-Funk. As Lamarr Lays Down A Spooky, Melodic Progression With A Truckload Of Vibrato, Weiss' Snare And Kick Drum Add Depth, Dimension, And Swing. James Puts His Wah-Wah Pedal And Whammy Bar Into Overdrive, Adding Shard-like Single-String Runs, Massive Chordal Fills, And Razor-Sharp Grant Green-Esque Vamps. The Choruses Are Delivered In Joyously Emphatic Unison. If There Is A Complaint About Cold As Weiss, It's That At 40 Minutes, It's A Tad Short, Because No One Wants This Dance Party To End. (If You Do, Please Check Your Pulse, You May Have Expired.)" AMG Review By Thom Jurek. more
	I Told You So New - LP - CLMN-12028 Sealed 2021 Gatefold Original. The Sophomore LP From This Fiery & Soulful Organ Trio. "In 2015, Seattle-Based Hammond B-3 Organist Delvon Lamarr Was Challenged By Wife And Partner Amy Novo To Put Together A Career-Making Band; She'd Take Care Of The Business End So He Could Make Music. 2018's Self-Financed Live-In-Studio Debut, Close But No Cigar, And Its Colemine Follow-Up, Live At KEXP, Both Hit The Upper Rungs Of The National Contemporary Jazz Charts. The Band Took Their Heady Mix Of Jazz-Funk, Blues, R&B, And Rock On The Road Across The U.S. And Europe, Playing Electrifying, Booty-Quaking Shows That Brought Down Houses And Festival Stages Across The Globe. Press Comparisons Usually Reference Soul-Jazz Records Released By Blue Note, Cadet, And Verve During The 1960s, But DVO3's Sound Is Louder, Meaner, And Leaner, More Akin To Hard-Grooving Records By Detroit's Lyman Woodard Organization And Funk Brother Dennis Coffey, The Beastie Boys' In Sound From Way Out!, Or Bill Heid's Nasty This Is My Rifle (Another Detroit Record). I Told You So, The Band's Second Colemine Outing, Includes Mainstays Lamarr On Hammond B-3 And Jimmy James On Guitar. It's Their First With Newly Recruited Drummer Dan Weiss (Sextones), Who Replaced Doug Port. Opener "Hole In One" Weds Break-heavy Drum Funk To Biting, Meaty, Lo-Fi Blues And Roots Rock Vamps From James. Lamarr's Soaring Swells And Solo Meet Weiss' Syncopated Snare In A Groove That Just Won't Quit. "Call Your Mom" Draws Inspiration From The Meters' "Cissy Strut" With Nasty Rimshot Breaks, Left-hand Bumps From Lamarr, And Six-String Work From James, Who Weds Deep Blues-Funk And Hard Bop. "Girly Face" Is Bright, Summery, Lyrical Soul-jazz Laden With Gorgeous Chords From Lamarr On Organ, And Steve Cropper-esque Riffing From James Amid Cracking Snares. "From The Streets" Is Darker And More Dramatic. The Elemental Groove Is Sinister Thanks To Lamarr's Keyed Bassline; Then Given Dimension And Tension Through James' Edgy Psychedelia. In "Fo Sho," Reverb-Drenched Surf Guitar Is Answered By Lamarr's Funky Latin Grooves And Weiss' Deep Soul Drumming. On "Aces," A Hypnotic Funk Riff From James Meets Gospel And Soul-Jazz Flights By The Organist. Weiss Anchors Them To The Earth With Dynamic Snare Breaks. The Reading Of George Michael's "Careless Whisper" Touches The Emotions In Lamarr's Meticulous Articulation Of The Melody That Gets Rhythmically And Harmonically Extended By His Bandmates. Closer "I Don't Know" Cooks With Meaty Chords And Basslines From Lamarr, As James Tunnels Down Into Swaggering Soul And Jump Blues; Weiss Rides The Moody Groove Then Punches It Up With His Kick Drum, Hi-Hat, And Snare, And Carries It To The Fade. The Greasy Approach Here Contrasts With DVO3's First Two Albums. I Told You So Is Grittier, Edgier, More Confident, And Focused On Staying In The Moment; It's Kinetic In Its Adventurous Chance-taking Yet Surrenders None Of The Good-time Feel, Groove Consciousness, Or Energy. Hands Down, It's Their Best Outing Yet." AMG Review By Thom Jurek. more
	I Told You So Used - LP - CLMN-12028 2021 US Gatefold Original. "In 2015, Seattle-based Hammond B-3 Organist Delvon Lamarr Was Challenged By Wife And Partner Amy Novo To Put Together A Career-making Band; She'd Take Care Of The Business End So He Could Make Music. 2018's Self-financed Live-in-studio Debut, Close But No Cigar, And Its Colemine Follow-up, Live At Kexp, Both Hit The Upper Rungs Of The National Contemporary Jazz Charts. The Band Took Their Heady Mix Of Jazz-funk, Blues, R&b, And Rock On The Road Across The U.s. And Europe, Playing Electrifying, Booty-quaking Shows That Brought Down Houses And Festival Stages Across The Globe. Press Comparisons Usually Reference Soul-jazz Records Released By Blue Note, Cadet, And Verve During The 1960s, But Dvo3's Sound Is Louder, Meaner, And Leaner, More Akin To Hard-grooving Records By Detroit's Lyman Woodard Organization And Funk Brother Dennis Coffey, The Beastie Boys' In Sound From Way Out!, Or Bill Heid's Nasty This Is My Rifle (Another Detroit Record). I Told You So, The Band's Second Colemine Outing, Includes Mainstays Lamarr On Hammond B-3 And Jimmy James On Guitar. It's Their First With Newly Recruited Drummer Dan Weiss (Sextones), Who Replaced Doug Port. Opener "Hole In One" Weds Break-heavy Drum Funk To Biting, Meaty, Lo-fi Blues And Roots Rock Vamps From James. Lamarr's Soaring Swells And Solo Meet Weiss' Syncopated Snare In A Groove That Just Won't Quit. "Call Your Mom" Draws Inspiration From The Meters' "Cissy Strut" With Nasty Rimshot Breaks, Left-hand Bumps From Lamarr, And Six-string Work From James, Who Weds Deep Blues-funk And Hard Bop. "Girly Face" Is Bright, Summery, Lyrical Soul-jazz Laden With Gorgeous Chords From Lamarr On Organ, And Steve Cropper-esque Riffing From James Amid Cracking Snares. "From The Streets" Is Darker And More Dramatic. The Elemental Groove Is Sinister Thanks To Lamarr's Keyed Bassline; Then Given Dimension And Tension Through James' Edgy Psychedelia. In "Fo Sho," Reverb-drenched Surf Guitar Is Answered By Lamarr's Funky Latin Grooves And Weiss' Deep Soul Drumming. On "Aces," A Hypnotic Funk Riff From James Meets Gospel And Soul-jazz Flights By The Organist. Weiss Anchors Them To The Earth With Dynamic Snare Breaks. The Reading Of George Michael's "Careless Whisper" Touches The Emotions In Lamarr's Meticulous Articulation Of The Melody That Gets Rhythmically And Harmonically Extended By His Bandmates. Closer "I Don't Know" Cooks With Meaty Chords And Basslines From Lamarr, As James Tunnels Down Into Swaggering Soul And Jump Blues; Weiss Rides The Moody Groove Then Punches It Up With His Kick Drum, Hi-hat, And Snare, And Carries It To The Fade. The Greasy Approach Here Contrasts With Dvo3's First Two Albums. I Told You So Is Grittier, Edgier, More Confident, And Focused On Staying In The Moment; It's Kinetic In Its Adventurous Chance-taking Yet Surrenders None Of The Good-time Feel, Groove Consciousness, Or Energy. Hands Down, It's Their Best Outing Yet." AMG - Thom Jurek, more
	Live At KEXP! New - LP - CLMN 12020 Sealed Latest Repress Of The 2018 Release, Recorded Live At Upstream Music Fest In 2017. Updated Blue & White Colemine Hype Sticker. Burning Organ Tri Set!! more