Phil Kelsall at the Wurlitzer Organ Blackpool Tower Ballroom by Chris Hopkins

[tenthreeleader]

There's only one Phil Kelsall ... only one Phil Kelsall! Can't stop grinning when I watch this!

[mgtnplus]

Wow, Wow, Wow, Wow, Wow, Wow, Wow, Wow, Wow, Wow, Wow,

[chrisnab100]

hi...... phil is amazing lived in blackpool for 10yrs hope the tower keeps going and more younger people get interested in organ music im 30 and have a ga3 play every day! lets hope that phil , john and chris stay at the tower for many years to come

organists are a dying breed and we need younger interest to keep it going cheer chris

would like some new videos!! all the best!

[BSUnique]

With this music I get humid eyes.

Thank you very much!

[electronicempire]

Great fun and a great sound. Easy to see why Phil is the favourite visiting organist at the Odeon Weston-super-Mare. Somerset.

Congratulations Phil on your MBE. Well played!

[Organsk8er]

This is really great...Phil is a true master. The Tower Wurlitzer looks like it's in really great shape, too! Sounds awesome!

[bartonorgan]

Fantastic, thanks to you and Mr. Kelsall for sharing.

[megablocksmad]

i can belevie i was 8 years old when i sat on the tower ballroom stool the wurlitzer felt bigger then

[oldbear52]

Chris, you capture Phil at his best!

Keep up the great work behind the camera and at the Wersi console. You are one of the good ones!

[Spectraman3849]

Nice one Chris.

[EddieE1977]

Easy to see why this chap was one of the two organists (The other being Robert Wolfe) who inspired me to start learning the instrument 25 years ago (well 25 nearly, I gave it up through most of my teen years)...

I still haven't stopped learning the art of mastering the organ, and I hope I never do stop learning, but I, and I am sure many others, share a huge appreciation of Phil and his art; still setting the benchmarks and giving us something to aspire to.

Cheers for the upload!

Eddie.

[glenny56]

What fantastic quality of Phil playing the tower Wurlitzer, I hope that there are many more to come.

I would be interested to know what camera was used?