- America - The Nice (1968), L100 by Keith Emerson
- A Gypsy's Kiss - Deep Purple (1984), Jon Lord on C3
- A Hit by Varese - Chicago (1972), Robert Lamm on B3
- A Whiter Shade of Pale AWSOP - Procol Harum (1967), M102 by MatthewFisher
- A Song for Richard and His Friends - Chicago (1972), B3 by Robert Lamm
- Bad Things (~?TrueBlood theme) - Jace Everett (2005), C2 by Steve Nathan
- Believe - Brooks & Dunn (2005), B3 by Reese Wynans
- Biggest Part Of Me - Ambrosia (1980), B3 by Christopher North
- Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen - Santana (1970), B3 by Gregg Rolie
- Blinded By the Light - Manfred Mann's Earth Band (1976), Manfred Mann on Hammond
- Born To Be Wild - Steppenwolf (1968), organ by Goldy ~?McJohn (usually played live on a B3 but the studio recording was played on a heavily distorted Lowry organ.)
- Burn - Deep Purple (1974), JonLord on C3
- Child in Time - Deep Purple (1970), Jon Lord on C3
- Close to the Edge - Yes (1972), C3 by Rick Wakeman
- Conquistador - (studio album version) Procol Harum (1967), M102 by MatthewFisher
- Dance to the Music - Sly and the Family Stone (1968), B3 by Sylvester "Sly Stone" Stewart
- Dancing In The Moonlight - Toploader (2000), Hammond C3
- Don't Do Me Like That - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers (1979), Benmont Tench on Hammond
- Don't Dream It's Over - Crowded House (1986), organ by Mitchell Froom
- Duty - Frumpy (1971), B3 by Jean-Jacques Kravetz
- Easy Livin' - Uriah Heep (1972), B3 by Ken Hensley
- Easy to be Hard - Three Dog Night
- Eli's Comin' - Three Dog Night (1969), B3 by Jimmy Greenspoon
- Every Mother's Son - Traffic - by Steve Winwood & Jim Capaldi
- Everything You Did - Steely Dan (1976), (Uncredited, perhaps Donald Fagen)
- Evil Ways - Santana (1969), B3 by Gregg Rolie
- Feelin' So Bad - Butts Band (1975), B3 by Alex Richman
- Fire - Arthur Brown (1968), Vincent Crane on Hammond
- Fire - Pointer Sisters (1978), Organ by Dave "Baby" Paich
- Fireball - Deep Purple (1971), Jon Lord on C3
- Fly Like an Eagle - Steve Miller Band (1976), B3 by Joachim Young
- Flute Thing - The Blues Project (1966), Al Kooper on Hammond
- Foot Stompin' Music - Grand Funk Railroad (1971), Hammond by Mark Farner
- Foreplay/Long Time - Boston (1976), M3 by Tom Scholz
- Freedom Rider - Traffic (1970), Steve Winwood on C3
- Fun, Fun, Fun - The Beach Boys (1964), Brian Wilson
- Get Organized (from Walk On medley) - Boston (1994), B3 w/Leslie 147 by Tom Scholz
- Gimme Some Lovin' - The Spencer Davis Group (1966), Hammond L-102 by Steve Winwood
- Good Lovin' - Rascals (1966), Felix Cavaliere on Hammond
- Green Eyed Lady - Sugarloaf (1970), B3 by Jerry Corbetta
- Green Onions - Booker T and the MGs (1962), M3 by Booker T Jones
- Hang 'em High - Cover by Booker T and the MGs, (1968)
- Hey Big Brother - Rare Earth (1971), B3 by Kenny James
- Highway Star - Jon Lord (1972), C3 by Jon Lord
- Hip Hug Her - Booker T and the MGs (1967), B3 by Booker T Jones
- Hoedown - Emerson, Lake and Palmer (1972), C3 by Keith Emerson
- Hold Your Head Up - Argent (1972), C3 by Rod Argent
- Holding On To Yesterday - Ambrosia (1975), B3 by Christopher North
- Home To You - Seatrain (1970), Hammond by Lloyd Baskin
- Homeward Bound - Fleetwood Mac (1972), Christine ~?McVie
- How the Gypsy Was Born - Frumpy (1971), B3 by Jean-Jacques Kravetz
- Hush - Deep Purple (1968), M100 by JonLord
- Hyacinth House - The Doors (1971), C3 by Ray Manzarek
- I Just Want You To Know - Steve Winwood (recorded ca. 1970), B3 by Steve Winwood. Solo effort first issued on 1999/2011 reissue of Traffic's "John Barleycorn Must Die" CD.
- I'm a Man - The Spencer Davis Group (1967), Hammond L-102 by Steve Winwood
- Indian Reservation - Paul Revere and the Raiders (1971), Paul Revere on Hammond
- In The Flesh - Pink Floyd (The Wall 1979) - Richard Wright on Hammond (Hammond can be heard on almost every Studio Album Pink Floyd made)
- "je t'aime... moi non plus" - Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg (1969), arranged (and probably played) by Arthur Greenslade
- Jingo - Santana (1969), B3 by Gregg Rolie
- Karn Evil 9 - Emerson, Lake and Palmer (1973), C3 and L100 by Keith Emerson
- Keep Me Hangin' On - VanillaFudge (1967), B3 by Mark Stein
- Knife Edge - Emerson, Lake & Palmer (1970), C3 by Keith Emerson
- Lazy - Deep Purple (1972), C3 by JonLord
- Let It Be - The Beatles (1970), B3 by BillyPreston
- Like a Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan (1965), B3 by Al Kooper
- Love the One You're With - Steven Stills (1970), Organ by Al Kooper
- Ma Belle Amie - Tee Set (1969), Hammond by Hans van Eijck
- Magic Carpet Ride - Steppenwolf (1968), Hammond by Goldy ~?McJohn
- Marrakesh Express - Crosby, Stills and Nash (1969), Hammond by Stephen Stills
- Me and Bobby ~?McGee (& others) - Janis Joplin with Full Tilt Boogie (1970); Ken Pearson on Hammond
- Mr. Midnight - Johnnie Ray with the Four Lads (1953) - Hammond by Buddy Cole.
- Mr. Moonlight - Beatles (1964); PaulMcCartney on RT3
- Mother - Chicago (1971), Robert Lamm on B3
- More - Rascals (1967), Organ by Felix Cavaliere
- Morning Glory - Blood, Sweat & Tears (1967)- Hammond by Al Kooper
- Natchez Trace - Pavlov's Dog (1976), Organ by Doug Rayburn
- Night After Night - U.K. (1979), Eddie Jobson on Hammond
- Nothing to Lose - U.K. (1979), Eddie Jobson on Hammond
- Our Day Will Come - Ruby & The Romantics (1963). Leroy Glover on the "shimmering" Hammond with guitarist Kenny Burrell, frequent collaborator with JimmySmith
- Outa Space - Billy Preston (1972), B3 (and some impressive Clavinet) by BillyPreston
- Oye Coma Va - Santana (1970), B3 by Gregg Rolie
- Point of Know Return - Kansas (1977), C3 by Steve Walsh
- Refugee - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (1980), Organ by Benmont Tench
- Repent Walpurgis - Procol Harum (1967), M102 by MatthewFisher
- Roll With The Changes - REO Speedwagon (1978), B3 by Neal Doughty
- Rondo - The Nice (1967), L100 by Keith Emerson
- Roundabout - Yes (1971), C3 by Rick Wakeman
- Same Old Story - Spock's Beard (2003), keyboards by Ryo Okumoto
- Season of the Witch - Al Kooper, Mike Bloomfield and Steven Stills (Super Session) (1968). Al Kooper on B3
- Shanghai Noodle Factory - Traffic - by Steve Winwood & Jim Capaldi
- Since I've Been Loving You - Led Zeppelin (1970), C3 by John Paul Jones
- Smoke on the Water - Deep Purple (1972), Jon Lord on C3
- Smokin' - Boston (1975), M3 by Tom Scholz
- Soho(needless to say) - Al Stewart (1973), Hammond by Peter White
- Something Better Change - The Stranglers (1977), Dave Greenfield on Hammond L-100
- Song of the Wind - Santana (1972), B3 by Gregg Rolie
- Soul Sacrifice - Santana (1969), B3 by Gregg Rolie
- South California Purples - Chicago Transit Authority (1969), Robert Lamm on the Hammond
- Space Truckin - Deep Purple (1972), C3 by Jon Lord
- Spare Me a Little Bit of Your Love - Fleetwood Mac (1972), Hammond by Christine ~?McVie
- Summertime - Brainbox (1969), Jan Akkerman on B3
- Squib Cakes - Tower of Power (1974), Chester Thompson
- Stop - Al Kooper, Mike Bloomfield and Steven Stills (Super Session) (1968). Al Kooper on B3
- Stormy Monday - Allman Brothers (1971), B3 by Gregg Allman
- Stormy Monday - Lee Michaels (1969), B3 by Lee Michaels
- Surfin' USA - The Beach Boys (1963), Organ by Brian Wilson
- Take Care of Illusion - Frumpy (1971), B3 by Jean-Jacques Kravetz
- Tarkus - Emerson, Lake and Palmer (1970), C3 and L100 by Keith Emerson
- Tend My Garden - James Gang (1970), Organ by Jim Fox
- That's Life - Frank Sinatra (1966), B3 by Michel Rubini
- Theme from Mr. Lucky - Henry Mancini (1959), Organ by Buddy Cole
- Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye - the Casinos (1967), (Leslie,B3/C3)
- The Sermon - JimmySmith (1958)
- Tico Tico - EthelSmith (1944)
- Time of the Season - The Zombies (1968), B3 by Rod Argent
- Time is Tight - Booker T and the MGs (1969), M3 by Booker T Jones
- Time to Kill - U.K., Eddie Jobson (1978) on Hammond
- Time Will Be Your Doctor - Tucky Buzzard (1971)
- Truth - Brian Auger (B3) and the Oblivion Express (1972)
- Voodoo Chile -Jimi Hendrix Experience (1968), Stevie Winwood on Hammond
- Yeh Yeh - Georgie Fame & the Blue Flames (1965), B3 by Georgie Fame
- You Got Lucky - Tom Petty
- You Made Me So Very Happy - Blood, Sweat and Tears (1969), Organ by Dick Halligan
- You're The Only Woman - Ambrosia (1980), B3 by Christopher North
- You Shook Me - Led Zeppelin (1969), M-100 by John Paul Jones
- Your Time is Going to Come - Led Zeppelin (1969), M-100 by John Paul Jones
- Whipping Post - Allman Brothers (1969), B3 by Gregg Allman
A note about this list. Most of the recordings on this list prominently feature the Hammond and show off some amazingly gifted musicians like JonLord, KeithEmerson, JimmySmith, etc. But there a fair number of songs here in which the Hammond is a supporting instrument but so vital to the _sound_ of the recording it simply can't be ignored. Artists like Buddy Cole, Leroy Glover and Jimmy Greenspoon have contributed dazzlingly effective sounds from a Hammond that enhance rather than dominate these Hits. Tossed in here are also some recordings by artists definitely not known for playing an organ like Christine ~?McVie, John Paul Jones and Mark Farner.
Also see:
List of songs played on a Hammond (Songs popular with home organists.)
Greatest Hammond Albums (albums featuring the Hammond)
Q: Can we take it for granted that Jean-Jaques Kravetz played a B-3 in both aforementioned recordings? At least at some live performances for German tv (Take Care of Illusion: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w79Jpl6WXFE, or How the Gipsy Was Born: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDUQN0Chl-M respectively, and also, with Atlantis, in Days of Giving: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_wJ_XcUAyw) he obviously played a (the same?) spinet.
A: Ultimately, unless an artist specifically states the _exact_ model he or she was using on a recording, it's difficult to know what was being played on a recording. While no Hammond sounds _exactly_ like any other Hammond, the console organs (B, C, A-100) differ only in the casework and should sound the same. The speakers and amps used on a recording, of course, can be wildly different (different Leslie models, Hammond cabinets, the A-100's internal speakers, miking styles, etc.) from one recording to the next. If you truly have a gifted ear you might be able to tell the difference between the full tonewheel/foldback set of the console organs from the missing tonewheels and foldback of the spinets (M, L, etc.). The latest clones are very, very good. So good, in fact, that a couple of the later Hammond Hits listed above _might_ actually be recorded on a clonewheel. In his early years in Spock's Beard, Ryo Okumoto clearly is playing a Hammond but the Hit I added above a few years ago sounds like it _might_ be a clone...
