Medley of Songs from the 30's and 40's
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Very Cool! Thanks for sharing!
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i´l just love those tunes man!! thank you! you are kicking ass!
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this is really great!
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1930 various hits by eugene13534,724 views- 3:25
Hits of the 40's & 50'sby Respectables6850,409 views
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Tiptoe Through The Tulips (Ukulele Cover)by jnadams923,642 views
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Academy Awards - Best Song: 30'sby malonecunha234,189 views
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playing Robert-Morton Wonder Theatre Organ @ The Arlington - part 1 of 2by dmg33122,161 views
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Radio Songs 1930's 1940's - Martha Tilton & Benny Goodman Orchestraby rogerkrupa1,342 views
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America's Singing Sweethearts From The 40'sby neverknewtillnow12,274 views
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SONGS OF WORLD WAR TWO : MEDLEY 6by EdwardBayly9,060 views
- 59 videos20s and 30s
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Eric Coates - Calling All Workersby zippylad773,414 views
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Radetzky Marchby zippylad774,350 views
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Organ music in il Duomo di Milanoby manuelindio14,637 views
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Mills Brothers - Great Songs From 30's (Part 2)by SyberkaPL21,372 views
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Kimball 3/24 Theatre Pipe Organ - Mark Herman - Medley - Begingning To See The Light, etc.by 2864jp946 views
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John Keys organist plays the Nottingham Albert Hall Binns - 4by WWill145303,474 views
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Bach Fugue in C Major BWV 946by zippylad77761 views
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Music of the 1940s at The National World War II Museum's Stage Door Canteenby PMayerPR53,680 views
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War time sing-a-long performed on the Compton Organ at The Kinema In The Woodsby kinemainthewoods1,261 views
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Organ Improvisation at Salford Cathedral Easter Vigilby zippylad772,648 views
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Country medley on the Carpenter Theatre Wurlitzer pipe organ by Eddie Weaver 1992by Hi65Fi1,083 views
practice, sweetheart, practice
bfs1888 1 month ago
@bfs1888 Sorry you don't like it
zippylad77 1 month ago
Wonderfully played medley on a lovely pipe organ. Reminded me of my Godfather, the late great Reginald Dixon on the Tower Ballroom Wurlitzer in Blackpool.
gymnos2010 1 year ago
@gymnos2010 Thanks for your comment. Reginald Dixon was a real showman and I have one of his CDS somewhere. I'm classically trained so playing in theatre organ style is not something that comes naturally to me. But unlike certain classical organists, I love theatre organs. I've never played on a Wurlitzer yet but I've been on a Compton which is almost as good. I would be proud to have someone like Mr Blackpool as a Godfather!
zippylad77 1 year ago
@zippylad77 Thanks for responding. I had a feeling that you would be more of a classically trained organist. So many of those can't seem to do anything but play from the sheet music in front of them. Theatre organs require much more improvisation and personal style. You certainly managed to add your own style to this recording and made it very enjoyable indeed. It's a pity that more large traditional pipe organs are not put to such use more often.
gymnos2010 1 year ago
@gymnos2010 Yes I agree! I think my style of playing is neither one thing nor the other. I do like to put my own interpretation into whatever I do as much as possible. Ok if I'm playing Classical organ music then I do respect what the music dicates. However I do have a range of interest outside the classical field range ranges to more popular music and elements of jazz and ragtime. And what I like about playing more modern tunes on the organ is that it allows for greater creativity
zippylad77 1 year ago
Especially when you're doing a piece of music that wasn't originally written for organ and you're just trying to adapt. Anyway thanks for your subscription..and I promise to do more similar stuff as on this video in the future!
zippylad77 1 year ago