15 Rock Songs With Organ Intro

Light My Fire is one of the rock songs with an organ used in the intro part of the song. The song is from the album ' The Doors'.

The rock band released the song in 1967 with an album-length of 7 minutes and 6 seconds. Songwriter Ray Manzarek added the introductory organ theme.

Ray also played Rhodes piano. The four writers of this song are Robby Krieger, Jim Morrison, John Densmore, and Ray Manzarek.

This track is Gold, Silver, and Platinum-certified in Italy, the United Kingdom, and the United States respectively.

96 Tears has Best Organ Music in the introduction section of any Rock song. The most recognized part of this track is its organ licks.

This song was recorded by ? and the Mysterians band and written by Rudy Martinez. It is the first garage rock hit and the first song to start the punk rock movement.

In this piece, the vocalist is Rudy Martinez also known as Question Mark and the Vox Continental Organ player is Frank Rodriguez. Other members include Bobby Balderrama as lead guitarist, Frank Lugo as bass guitarist, and Eddie Serrato as drummer.

The writer states that the 96 number has a deep philosophical meaning.

Songs with organ consist of House of the Rising Sun written by Alan Price. This track was recorded in one take on May 18, 1964.

The song sung by the Animals runs for four minutes and 29 seconds. It's actually the folk-rock and blues-rock genre released by Columbia Records.

Alan Price, the songwriter was the one who played the organ section on a Vox continental and gave the attentive music piece. The band members were looking for a song that caught the listener's attention.

It is Gold and Platinum certified in Denmark and the United Kingdom for huge certified sales.

When it comes to Songs with organ intro, Your Time Is Gonna Come is one to be considered. The song starts with an unaccompanied organ solo.

John Paul Jones is given credit for organ intro as well as bass and backing vocals. This 4-minute and 41-second song was written by Page, Jones, and Plant.

This song is from the Led Zeppelin album by the English rock band Led Zeppelin. The album was released in 1969 by Atlantic Records.

The RIAA in the US gave a certification of 8x Platinum for more than eight million sales for the album.

Chest Fever song by The Band is from the album Music from Big Pink. It started with a dramatic solo organ by Garth Hudson, a saxophonist.

This track became an important on-stage song because of Garth's organ. It was released on July 1, 1968 by Capitol Records.

The songwriter is Robbie Robertson and produced by John Simon. It runs for five minutes and eighteen seconds.

Garth's organ has become the secret weapon of the band. It was also listed in the 1972 live album Rock of Ages.

Gimme Some Lovin' was released as a single by the Spencer Davis Group. This track is the first recorded song starting on 9th June 1966.

Steve Winwood was responsible for lead vocals, organ, piano, and percussion. The song's organ intro is the most appreciable riff in rock.

Winwood played a Hammond B-3 organ for this track. He wrote this song along with Spencer Davis and Muff Winwood.

This song reached number two on the UK Singles Chart and number seven on the US Billboard Hot 100 and Ireland.

Country singer Billy Joe Royal recorded the song Hush in 1967. Killer organ, drums, and guitar in this track attracted huge listeners.

The song was written by Joe South and produced by Derek Lawrence. Among the band members of Deep Purple, Jon Lord was the one who did an impressive organ part and keyboards too.

The English rock band Deep Purple was released on 21 June 1968. It is of length four minutes and 24 seconds.

The song was re-recorded on the 20th anniversary of the band in 1988 for their album Nobody's Perfect.

A Whiter Shade Of Pale song was released by Procol Harum. The song's organ intro part was played on a Hammond M 102 by Matthew Fisher.

This song has ground bass music. The organ melody is also after each chorus. It was described as the most distinctive single because of the white soul vocal and Bach organ.

The English rock band, Procol Harum's lead vocalist is Gary Brooker. This song was released on 12 May 1967 by Deram Records in the UK and London Recording in the US.

Its full length is four minutes and three seconds. The track is sliver-certified by the BPI for more than 200,000 certified sales.

Us and Them is a single by Pink Floyd. Richard Wright starts the song with Hammond's organ who also plays piano.

From the album The Dark Side of the Moon, the song was released on 4 February 1974 by Harvest Records. It runs for 3 minutes and 15 seconds.

The lyrics are from Roger Waters while composed by Richard Wright and produced by Pink Floyd. This song is longest one on the album as it runs for seven minutes and forty-nine seconds in case of album version.

Child In Time song from the album Deep Purple in Rock was released in 1970. This track's organ riff is played by Ian Gillan.

The organ intro is based on the song Bombay Calling. The song's theme is the Cold War and the nuclear threat to the public during the war.

This song runs for ten minutes and eighteen seconds released by Harvest Records and Warner Records Inc. It was peaked at number one in Super All-Time List in 1989.

Like A Rolling Stone is a folk rock song by singer and songwriter Bob Dylan. Its organist is retired musician, Al Kooper.

The Hammond B2 organ intro was improvised by Kooper. This track is famous for this riff. Further, the sound is an amalgamation of guitar licks, organ chords, and vocalist voices.

The lead vocalist of this song is Bob Dylan who is also active in electric guitar and harmonica. This is a gold-certified track in Italy, Mexico, and the United Kingdom.

Roundabout is a progressive rock song by the Yes band. It was released on January 4, 1972. The organist for the track was Rick Wakeman.

English Keyboardist and composer, Wakeman used the Hammond C3 organ, Harpsichord, Minimoog, Piano, and Mellotron for this track. His solo organ was recorded in one take.

The song is about many roundabouts while they were traveling from Aberdeen to Glasgow. It reached number 13 on the US Billboard Hot 100.

Karn Evil 9 is a progressive rock song by Emerson, Lake & Palmer. Its organist and composer was Keith Emerson.

Emerson is the one who uses Hammond organ, Moog synthesizer, and piano in the ELP band. The lyricist of this song is Greg Lake and Peter Sinfield.

The track runs for 29 minutes and 37 seconds. It is the fifth and final song from the album Brain Salad Surgery. It comprises three impressions.

The Hammond organ intro and group workout in the third impression were appreciable in this track.

6th Avenue Heartache is a rock song by the American solo project, The Wallflowers. It was released on April 23, 1996.

The organ part of this song is melodious and difficult at the same time. Its music is supported by bass, drums, and guitar.

Jakob Dylan, the songwriter, and T-bone Burnett, the producer formed this song for the album Bringing Down the House. The track has something for everyone, instrumentally.

Green Onions is an instrumental rock and soul composition by Booker T. & the M.G. This song is one of the most famous instrumental songs ever.

The tune was formed with a Hammond M3 organ by singer-songwriter, Booker T. Jones. The song was released in 1962 and its organ sound became famous as Memphis soul sound.

This song peaked at number one on US Billboard Hot R&B Sides for four non-consecutive weeks.