Vox organ

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The Vox organ is an electric combo organ, popularized in 1960s rock and Tex-Mex music for its bright, reedy tone and distinctive presence in bands like those featuring Augie Meyers.

All labels observed (2)

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Vox Continental organ 2
Vox organ canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf combo organ
electronic keyboard instrument
associatedWith 1960s rock bands
Sir Douglas Quintet
comparedTo Hammond organ
controlInterface piano-style keyboard
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
designedFor guitar-style amplifiers
touring musicians
developedIn United Kingdom
electronicType transistor-based organ
eraOfProminence 1960s
hasComponent built-in vibrato or tremolo
drawbar or tab-style stops
tone generator circuitry
inception early 1960s
instrumentFamily keyboard instruments
manufacturer Vox
marketedAs compact alternative to traditional organs
musicalRole lead melody instrument
rhythmic accompaniment instrument
notableFeature distinctive combo-organ sound in 1960s recordings
notablePerformer Augie Meyers
portable true
powerSource electric power
soundCharacteristic bright tone
percussive attack
reedy tone
thin but cutting timbre
vibrato effect
typicalUse live performance
studio recording
usedBy Tex-Mex bands
rock bands
usedInGenre Tex-Mex music
linked to: Tejano music

beat music
garage rock
psychedelic rock
rock music

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Augie Meyers instrument Vox organ
Ray Manzarek instrument Vox Continental organ
linked to: Vox organ
Light My Fire featuresInstrument Vox Continental organ
linked to: Vox organ