Merl Saunders was born in California and grew up playing the Hammond B3 in
various styles from Blues to Jazz to Rock. For a short period in the 60s
he even played with the Grateful Dead. On his self-titled album he
played mostly Soul-Jazz like on Evil Ways, When I Die and Bolinas Brown
that starts off with a drum break. The two best songs, and funkiest, are
the originals Aunt Monk and Righteousness. David Axelrod helped
Saunders produce the album and Billy Fender, Phil Upchurch, King Errison
were some of the musicians that recorded with him.
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