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Excellent video, Al, thank you for posting. All the best, Norm.

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed making it. I was particularly pleased to see Mr Kirner and the removal videos. I'd completely forgotten about those! Looking forward to the next one!

Very interesting, Alec. Thank you for sharing. :)

Cracking stuff Al, nice to see the late Mr Kern in the clip at the end, a real enthusiast.

I remember hearing this organ when it was installed in the Marsden Green Hospital, it had an electronic melotone attachment & the horn/speaker for this was hung up in the roof trusses, a powerful sound in that relativity small room.

I love Wurlitzer Pipe Organ,s !!❤😊

Good Luck 🤞 with the Organ !!!!

Excellent work!

Great video! Would have been nice to have heard some Whitlock on it, though.

I would like you to visit coventry I am Philip Thomas I absolutely love theatre organs I would love to learn from you

Very good video!

Fabulous as always, I miss Catching up with you at The butter market

good to see you Gordon.... great organist who took over from me early 1970s at the George Hotel (Ronnie Marquiss)

Jesse Crawford certainly had his own distinctive playing style. But while quite a few aficionados consider him to be at the pinnacle of theatre pipe organ players, I've always thought he was rather overrated. Some outstanding subsequent organists have been able to play circles around him, a number of them still performing.

Northern Counties were I worked for 27yrs until it’s closure in 2005 👍

What about steam engine demo derby

We got steam rally before GTA VI

What a great instrument and what a nice gentleman Mr. Cole is. Most enjoyable.

I enjoy your videos, and this one in particular as I had no idea that this organ was still around. What a beautiful restoration. The console looks immaculate.

Lovely WurliTzer. When I visited the Brentford Music museum about a hundred years ago it was in an old church building and the 3/12 Wurli was demonstrated using a player system so that`s another one.

What a brilliant set up and a nice bloke Richard Coles. Very nice to see and very well done alec.

Love it!

Please could you tell what the first tune is called. Thanks, Julian

I thought it would be 12th Street Rag, what song is it?

Seeing one of these DECAP Dance Organs in real life is one of my dreams

Great video, thanks

Great job on the installation - and some nice playing too.

Thank for posting . Amazing steam engines & fabulous combustion engines. Love em all❤

Shame there wasn't any tractor pulls there

Another fantastic rally, thanks for posting!

It's Fred's actual bike that he owned

Lovely steamers.Nice tribute to Fred Dibnah.

brilliant performance. whats the piece called

Superb playing! What is the second tune called in the first medley? It is after L-O-V-E.

Thank you. You've featured the displays I didn't have time to see - and I was there al day, too! There is just much to see at this wonderful show.

Well done Alec and all involved in producing this great video! Well played (I hope we will see you at the Tower in the future), Well filmed. Thanks for sharing. A lovely Wurlitzer in a great location.

Thoroughly enjoyed that wander around , one day I'll make it there . Great video 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

What a excellent weekend my family and really enjoyed it thanks to everyone who took part at this fantastic event ❤

Absolutely brilliant Alec and a fantastic video 👏

Fantastic.

Lovely sound and great video alec. This is another super installation that i havent seen but heard plenty of times. Well done alec 👏 👍

Absolutely fabulous!

Great sound Alex

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Fabulous, it certainly transports me into the Blackpool Ballroom, extremely enjoyable, toe tapping. Congratulations young man!!!

lovely - a proper thé dansant - but sad that there were'n more there to enjoy it .....

Great. Very enjoyable, Alec. Just subscribed.

Very nice Blackpool sound! Close your eyes, and it could be the Tower Ballroom? What always saddens me was that we lost the Empress Ballroom/ BBC playhouse Wurlitzer with this installation as it was cannibalised to enlarge the organ! I can remember the original Organ a 3/10 at Buckingham town hall that was installed by a friend, David Pawlyn. The organ was removed sometime later as it was water damaged in the town hall .Nobody wanted to spend money on Theatre organs back then? A man with a vision was Jim Buckland, and he found a home for it at Worthing .The rest is history.

Excellent ❤

The Compton organ has very creamy tones compared to the punchy tones of Wurlitzers. Both lovely in their own right!