The Dickinson Kimball is a unique instrument. It is the gold standard for all things Kimball. Nothing like four-32 foot extensions in the pedal. It is representative of what Kimballs sounded like back in the day and because someone had some foresight many years ago--this one will stay atop the leader board for many more years to come.
I've known John since 1973 when he was my college professor. He is the consummate theater organist, having been an Assistant Organist at the Mightiest of All Wurlitzer, Radio City Music Hall, for the 1956-1957 season. He learned a lot from the late Ray Bohr. He's taught/coached me a lot in theatre organ techniqie.
Thanks for posting I'd love to have a session on this organ it's wonderful here in UK we haven't as many wonderful organs still working as you guys do in USA
The Dickinson Kimball is a unique instrument. It is the gold standard for all things Kimball. Nothing like four-32 foot extensions in the pedal. It is representative of what Kimballs sounded like back in the day and because someone had some foresight many years ago--this one will stay atop the leader board for many more years to come.
shnewsman 4 weeks ago
I've known John since 1973 when he was my college professor. He is the consummate theater organist, having been an Assistant Organist at the Mightiest of All Wurlitzer, Radio City Music Hall, for the 1956-1957 season. He learned a lot from the late Ray Bohr. He's taught/coached me a lot in theatre organ techniqie.
tinseltrolley 5 months ago in playlist More videos from TheJimmytdc
This is one of my favorite instruments, both to play, and listen to.
firefighter14530 6 months ago
Thanks for posting I'd love to have a session on this organ it's wonderful here in UK we haven't as many wonderful organs still working as you guys do in USA
Gillyyorkie 6 months ago
Fantastic demonstration of the grand power of the organ! Thanks!
Hellgramite1 9 months ago
Thank You for a very enjoyable "tour" of the resources of the "unit orchestra".
I only wish there was more.
joeloewy 9 months ago