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MRS JOLLY !

A few different faces from the usual Royal show fodder. Could have done without seeing Harris though.

Seeing Rolf Harris makes me cringe after learning what he had done.

Hi! Could you upload the full 1985 royal variety PERFORMACE? ( Norman Wisdom, Patrick Duffy, Su Pollard incluided)

Should have had george formby if he was alive still :)

Frank Carson, you beaut! Highlight of the entire show!

Amazing piece of entertainment history!

David Hamilton played regularly at my local cinema in Kilburn, London when I was a child. It was mainly due to his playing that I became interested in the organ at an early age.

1:19:57 This song was featured in the 2011 animated film The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn

How lovely Thank you

Pipes and drums of the black watch royal highland regiment of Scotland 💂🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Lived in the area all my life and attended the Astoria many times. Fond memories indeed

That was beautiful playing and that orgin is just awesome 👌too.

So much talent in one place great to see .once more

Nice sounding organ and only four ranks plus percussions. Thats about as basic as it gets? You could put that in your spare room?

Frank Carson was certainly one of the very best stand ups. RIP.

Frank Carson , its the way he tells em , great comic. Brilliant Moari group, Rolf Harris and Sara Brightman duo.

Anybody here from revenge of the Sith Plinkett review

Superb playing as usual. Noel was a sad loss to us even before his untimely death due to arthritic hands. I`m sorry to hear about the organ. This sort of thing happens all too often when organs are placed in store, that or fire.

Every Kimball I’ve ever heard has been magnificent. The quality of timbre and scale of the stops is untouchable

Played the Capitol Compton from age 11....believe its still in storage....what a waste

This is a gem. Never seen this before. David Cunningham singing By the Lochside the best version I have heard. Usual excellent performance by Jim and his band.

Shame about Rolf Harris - convicted paedophile.

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Just love Noel’s style of playing

Who are the overweight lady singer/dancers? Anyone know? Thanks

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Nice post, I knew Jeff and have his old 33 record he did too.

Amazing to see Kirk Douglas on stage.

Was tbis the normal Annual variety show tbat show every November /December I dont tbink so

BoB monkhouse was on fire as normal

Juliette Prowse was a wonderful performer taken from us so young and what a nice man Terry Wogan was too And Robert Goulet wow. Voices like his are so rare now. What memories from the 80s this brings back. A golden decade when we were all young and carefree.

Also wonder if John had Douglas Reeve in mind as a few of those tunes were recorded by Douglas at one time. Lovely pipework by Christie ,some bringing memories of the dome Christie .

What's happened to the Christie these days ?

Great sounds Gordon Exmouth

Well tops for me John has been.playing for a long time great organist AND a great guy Gordon Exmouth

Organ transferred to powis academy under Bob keys , music teacher . Destroyed by fire at the hands of a pupil .

A wonderful concert with David Hamilton at the Christie-Theater-Pipe-Organ. The organ sounds sweet and wonderful!👍🙂

Was that the ex Lonsdale Carlisle organ ?

Brings back memories when Bob used to play the Capitol Aberdeen Compton on Saturday mornings , specially the petite waltz .happy days .

A nice toned instrument .what happened to it ?

Great to hear Noel again .a phenomenal performer . Guaranteed to get you're tootsies tapping.

I have just found this , it may have been in Scotland but the show was as always remembered by the performance from the lass from Tiger Bay , has Dame Shirley first song said there is a right way of doing it and a wrong way of doing it but nobody does it quite like Bassey.

I love Scotland with all the scenery Helen

A great Organist He left us much too soon. A great friend.

Nice to have these memories of a gentler age and a kindly BBC.

Sounds great and I look forward to hearing the remaining recordings before Peter's sad death.

A few glimpses of the organ in the pit towards the finale with, I presume, Gordon Lucas at the console and showing him as Theatre Stage Manager in the final credits