Who says you can't get sounds like these on a Hammond B3? Jingle Bells

Christmas Favorite, Jingle Bells, on a Hammond B3 and here, I feature some interesting sounds not normally possible from a Hammond B3, but I figure that if Eddie Layton could make a B3 get lots of interesting sound effects, I can too! But I may have gone a step or two beyond Layton in that I am relying a little on modern electronics to get this Hammond to do things that B3s don't normally do, by taking advantage of the fact that there are many places in the signal path in a B3 from which we can extract at least a portion of the audio, do a little "creative tweaking," and send it back to the organ to become a new special effect. Also I frequently depart from the usual rule that says I should keep my right foot on the expression pedal when I play. In places, I shall leave the expression alone and get my RF to help my LF with the bass pedals, because there's a Trek II string bass accessory on this B3 and that says I should get some really nice bass effects which I am going to try to exploit as well as I can. Actually "Jingle Bells" is a great tune any time of year, but December is the right time of the year to play and enjoy this perennially favorite and popular Chrstmas tune. And last but not least, I wish all a Happy Christmas and a Merry New Year, and no, I didn't get it backwards, but a lot of celebration, enhanced by some liquid refreshment, takes place on New Year's, so a "Merry" New year seems very appropriate. Anyhow, best wishes for a wonderful, healthy and prosperous Holiday to all! ECL, The HAMMOND Guy!
Here's a timeline to go to particular places in the video easily
00:00 Jingle Bells intro.
00:24 1st verse bridge.
00:42 1st verse last part, reit perc on LH countermelody.
01:02 Interlude with bells in background.
01:22 Key change to Ab. Pluck effect added.
01:35 Playing bass on pedals.
01:45 2nd verse bridge, reit on countermelody.
02:04 Key change to A, end 2nd verse, overdub celasta from keyboard.
02:26 Outro, introduce other videos.