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Hello! Could you please upload the selection 'Summertime'? Many thanks!

The thought of victim blaming is overshadowed by the thought of allowing a domestic cat to be food for a wild animal. Then to turn around and blame the animal for doing what comes naturally in an area where the animal very lives seems out of place. When it comes to victim, blaming versus common sense, I sometimes have a problem, wrapping my head around it. I know it’s nature, but it still turns my stomach.

This album was my introduction to the theater organ and to Virgil Fox when I was still a teenager. More than other album this one had the most profound effect on me.

Good to hear kay agane would to hear more of kay.

This organ is now at Beggars Pizza in Lansing, IL. Though the pipework was destroyed in a fire, the organ console still remains original.

Originally from the Oriental Theatre in Milwaukee, WI. This was reputed to be a real hot organ in the theatre! I just love how the Strings cut through!

I helped Steve get his commercial driver's license!

This album has been a treasure to me for years - it was passed down to me by my dad, who was a musician. All 4 albums in the box set are excellent!!

Great sounding hall. Really does this organ justice

In the mid 70's as a very beginner learning to play I purchased a small kimball, went to next and then Gulbransen of which I have had two and still have. This recording of John Norton playing the large Kimball sounds good to me!

I love this. I started out with classical very young,,,, my sister bought me a record, saying, pipe organ,,,, (Jessie Crawford) theater pipe. I fell in love with it, and learned of course about more, different organs,,, stops, etc. and i love an old clanker of an organ to do this stuff. sorry i'm the only one commenting, lol. (i also LOVED the scratches in the record !)

I have the song 🎧 I saw 3 ships 🛳️🛳️🛳️ on Deck the Halls cassette tape 📼 and Merry Christmas 🎄🎁 Blessings and Hugs 💖💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

Bravo ❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊

Man what dated digital sound!!! Lot of noise.

Privileged to have heard Simon many times at the annual ATOS conventions. A week of what the Chicago Tribune music critic opined after witnessing the debut of the magnificent Chicago Stadium Barton: "It was as if even the most ardent lover of chocolate soda were hurled into a swimming pool filled with it!"

My heart is breaking...

Thats certainly a gem!

Always liked John's playing . Great musician

This was a lovely idea!❤

Have heard this organ live one of the best sounding, but, not the origonal organ an all new console was built and would think all the pipes and blower are origonal.

I saw Don Jenkins perform these songs at Delta Music in downtown Antioch, CA when I was about 11. My parents purchased this same model of Kimball organ after his concert from the music store owner even though they already had a Thomas organ. Delta Music sold mostly Kimball pianos and organs, but I remember they got into Gulbransen and Lowrey organs because my dad would drag us down there from time to time to see what was new.

Im a San Diego organist of the 70’s and 80’s and I knew Chris well from both my time at Organ Power and his subsequent activities, and this is so him.

sheer genius

Always an exciting prospect to hear something new from JS. And this didn't disappoint! RIP you special theatre organist!

fantastic

As of the end of 2022, only two of these artists still play theater organ. Tom Hazelton deceased, Jim Riggs deceased, Barry Baker no longer plays theater organ.. Sadly, only Simon Gledhill and Walt Strony still play theater organ.

I am enjoying these postings so much! He was an amazing musician! ❤🎵

John Seng was an original - and a natural. He was one of that elite group of individuals who, over the years, have defined and extended the boundaries of the theatre organ's musical capabilities.

Deagan had patented the name “Vibraharp” which only applied to their instruments. Vibraphone was used by everyone else; in this recording was a Wangerin action.

The organ was installed in 1935 by the Kilgen Organ Co. Not the 1920s. And Seng was there from 1960-1973.

How fabulous to hear Johnny again! What an amazing musician ❤🎵

The ultimate organist of our time....

Fabulous!

Unbelievable!! 🤯

What a sound! Love it!

Love it, super sound - enjoyed the listen.🙂

Your bio above is pretty close to reality. She didn't have to listen intently to her brothers repertoire as it consisted of Chipmunks Lullaby and Palomino Song. The circle of friends was primarily made up of professional musicians such as Paul Beaver, Bernie Krause and Papa John Creech. Paul and Bernie became the first musicians on the West Coast to acquire and use The Moog Synthesizer for a variety of projects. Papa John Creech later went on to join Jefferson Airplane, playing his fiddle. Candi would jam for hours with these talented musicians. The above musicians and others held several benefits which included Candi playing along with the above professionals. Candi thought these were just big parties. Through these benefits, they raised enough funds to purchase a Hammond B3. Regards, Brother Bob

Great musician

It has a remarkably pleasant sound for an instrument of it's era....many were painfully 'tinny'.

inspiring renditions

The definitive theater organ arrangement of this timeless and masterful work thanks to Lynn’s marvelous command of this sensational and famous organ. I had the CD from which this was taken, but alas over the years it has vanished, so what a delight to find it here on UTube. Lynn’s impeccable musicianship shines at every moment of this performance, almost super humanly knowing the complexities of even a modest Wurlitzer. Schooled with a first class facility in piano performance, it’s no wonder Lynn is the impeccable performer that he is, detailed and accurate split-second timing abounds bringing a truly theatrical performance to life in a way few others have ever managed to bring off! My kindest regards to Lynn for sharing his phenomenal talent with so many, bless you eternally! Adrian in Bermuda!! 😀😀😀

I was at this concert in February 1986 when a blizzard struck Philadelphia, the same thing happened in 1966 Chapman was offered the post of Grand Court organist. He and his new wife Sally drove 14 hours from North Carolina so he could accept the position.

TIBIA trem is too fast for my taste. Jus' sayin'.

Fantastic! Found this on the hunt for a special track of his - does this album contain L'amour est bleu / Love is blue? Would LOVE to hear that!!

He was one of a kind! Sorely missed.

I remember watching her play at the Pipe and Pizza in Reseda CA. She was amazing to watch.....

Amazing. I was with Keith at the Console when he played this in the late 70's. It was overwhelming. The sound, the majesty, the sonic beauty, the wonder of this piece. THE ORGAN!!!! Debussy is GOD LIKE!!! Amen. Amen.

As a Princeton High School graduate (2021) this makes me so nostalgic :”)

Thank you for sharing, this is lovely!

The wonderfulness of this performance is off the charts, and far superior splendor, and the unfathomable attraction and emotion and admiration From Tokyo of Japan