Dont worry Chas there is a few jazz versions also....
just sayin'





also a latin version for Paul Blood..



and all you Piano instrumental lovers

Here's a nice sounding Roland VR09 cover

and just when you think you've heard em all.............

And of the harmonica version......wow

A few years back I saw Peter Green and John Mayall's bands on the same bill. Peter Green's hammond played used a Hammond, and John Mayall's hammond player played a top-end Roland clonewheel. The clonehweel sounded Ok on it's own as "that sounds quite like a Hammond" but otherwise no contest, Hammond wins by a one-note knockout.

I didn't watch the video comparing a B3, C3, and A100 but as everyone knows they all have the same guts just different cabinets. Play them all thru a Leslie (don't use the A100 12" speakers ) and their identical sounding. Big differences in prices though. That B3 cabinet can cost thousands more just for "that look" .
Tony Monaco records and travels with an A100.
The Hammond has imperfections and variations in its sound due to a number of factors and thats the thing that makes them all different and almost like an acoustic instrument.
The clones, even the ones using vacuum tubes in their output like the XK3c, are getting close but have not yet gotten that variation in tone that makes the Hammond unique.
An SK2 thru a 3300 Leslie is surly a great modern rig with less weight and matienance.

Thanks Donny, loved the history of the hammond video..

Your very welcome I enjoyed it myself very interesting....