This is a magnificent record set !! I purchased it in the 70's, just to have a recording of Ray Bohr playing the RCMH Wurlitzer. Too few recordings have been done, of that one of a kind Wurlitzer. John Carleton, Citrus Heights, Ca.
Thanks for posting this - my dad was a theatre organ lover - used to play these all the times. Now, decades later, hearing this it sounds like a chorus of angels. I had just put up my version of this on a Hammond clone (RUclips suffix "watch?v=bLD9H6cPaZk"), the melody is running through my being. The theater organ is the real and hearing this just really touched my soul. Thanks!
Yes, I'd like these on CD too. If you email Joan Sprunk at Arazol Music (all contact details on the Arazol Website), expressing interest in this Reader's Digest 4 LP set, she might be willing to re-master it. I know she currently has quite a backlog of vinyl to work on at the moment but she might be interested in this particular set. There is also another similar vintage Reader's Digest set called 'Organ Magic.'
@@GeekNArtist I've read that Reginald Dixon (on Disc 1) due to the better microphones used, considered his recordings on that disc to be the closest he ever heard to what it was "really like" in the Tower Ballroom.
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The yrs. when the organ was at it's best !
wow! brought a tear to the eye.
all of these organ pieces take me back to childhood, feelings that never die but have all physically died. thank you for your posts❤️
Your very welcome and thank you for the nice comment
I used to have the set of 4 albums but no longer. Wish they would release on CD. One of my favorites. Thanks for posting. Chuck
Again,...Exquisite phrasing !!!!!!!!
John Carleton
This is a magnificent record set !! I purchased it in the 70's, just to have a recording of Ray Bohr playing the RCMH Wurlitzer. Too few recordings have been done, of that one of a kind Wurlitzer. John Carleton, Citrus Heights, Ca.
I agree and it's a shame RCMH management didn't allow him to release a number of professionally recorded tracks from 1978.
CLASSIC! Go RAY! God Bless you man!
Wish I had this collection!
@Larsky1010 I just did a search on ebay and there are a few available. On is even claiming to be still factory sealed!
Thanks for posting this - my dad was a theatre organ lover - used to play these all the times. Now, decades later, hearing this it sounds like a chorus of angels. I had just put up my version of this on a Hammond clone (RUclips suffix "watch?v=bLD9H6cPaZk"), the melody is running through my being. The theater organ is the real and hearing this just really touched my soul. Thanks!
I wish they would release these on CD's not the same as vinyl but no scratches and noise.
Yes, I'd like these on CD too. If you email Joan Sprunk at Arazol Music (all contact details on the Arazol Website), expressing interest in this Reader's Digest 4 LP set, she might be willing to re-master it. I know she currently has quite a backlog of vinyl to work on at the moment but she might be interested in this particular set. There is also another similar vintage Reader's Digest set called 'Organ Magic.'
Can you post other songs from this album? I used to have it, but now I don't anymore.
Yes, I will try in the near future as time allows. Any particular artists? There were 3 others on the box set
@@djf7 I wanted to hear the entire set.
@@GeekNArtist I've read that Reginald Dixon (on Disc 1) due to the better microphones used, considered his recordings on that disc to be the closest he ever heard to what it was "really like" in the Tower Ballroom.