Andrew Crowley has been the ballpark organist for the St. Paul Saints, the Triple-A affiliate of the Minnesota Twins, for over two decades—performing at nearly every home game since 2003. His Hammond organ stylings have become a signature part of the Saints’ game-day experience, blending tradition, groove, and crowd-pleasing flair.
A founding member and frontman of the 1990s alternative rock group Fat Tuesday, Andrew played Hammond organ on standout tracks like Winter Storm and High & Low from the album Everybody’s Got One, which received national airplay and acclaim.
After relying on a Hammond SK1 for years at the ballpark, Andrew has transitioned his live and session rig to the dual-manual Hammond SKX Pro—using it across the board for Saints games, jazz dates, festival stages, and studio tracking. He also composed the original soundtrack for the documentary For the Fun of the Game, which celebrates the spirit and legacy of independent baseball.
Whether behind the console on a summer night at the ballpark, grooving in a club, or tracking in the studio, the Hammond sound remains a major driving pulse of the music.”
