Jay Janower with the Chicago Blackhawks Pipe Organist Frank Pellico

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
  • Frank Pellico started playing the worlds largest pipe organ for the Chicago Blackhawks back in 1991. The Stanley Show's Jay Janower caught up with him during this years Playoff run. The Stanley Show is produced by Global BC / Shaw Media.

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  • @sportsfanatic2228
    @sportsfanatic2228 4 года назад +1

    Fun fact: When the hawks moved from the old Chicago Stadium to the United Center it took them nearly 2 years to tweak the organ sound to match the old one at the old barn.

  • @mattswaggy7804
    @mattswaggy7804 3 месяца назад

    Frank Pellico has been doing this since Patrick Kane was in Preschool.

  • @BostonSteve922
    @BostonSteve922 Год назад

    That was cool 😎

  • @consanna
    @consanna 10 лет назад +9

    It would fit, another lie. It was insurance, it was the new organ would be better and bigger. 3 times they lied about moving the Largest Pipe Organ

    • @sneakypete3560
      @sneakypete3560 6 лет назад +3

      You got that right and the sound is half of what the Barton was you had to hear both to know. Some of us are still alive so stop the lies.

    • @EmeraldPixelGamingEPG
      @EmeraldPixelGamingEPG 5 лет назад +1

      I agree. The united center is massive compared to madhouse on madison

    • @augustberchelmann4946
      @augustberchelmann4946 4 года назад +1

      Isn't the largest pipe organ the Atlantic City Convention Hall Organ? The Barton organ may have been the largest Theater organ, but I recall reading that the Sanflippo Wulitzer was the largest...

  • @mrnasty02106
    @mrnasty02106 Год назад

    For a positive comment, I like Frank as a person. He has his Chicago accent (not neutral and dull, like many in his line of work), he doesn't dress up in a suit and tie (those are the worst), and he doesn't like baseball (I don't either, who knew). Baseball's too slow for me too. What's the purpose of the headset?

  • @ljvallot8255
    @ljvallot8255 2 года назад

    Game 7: Where the high water was going to Pay in Vancouver

  • @pcorf
    @pcorf 7 лет назад

    I believe the organ was played at a Bulls game today for the first time.

    • @mrnasty02106
      @mrnasty02106 Год назад

      I sure hope not. I remember, it was used sporadically (on/off) in the 90s, when the Bulls were THE TEAM. I recall the beginning of DJs as well back then. I heard pop/rock tunes during breaks (quarters), pre, and post game. I have not watched any NBA stuff since then.

  • @robw7205
    @robw7205 9 лет назад

    Anyone know what the name of the song is at @ 2:30? We just hear a bit and then the chords. Marks the end of the period I believe.

    • @orlyyarlynowai
      @orlyyarlynowai 9 лет назад +5

      Rob W It's "Here Come the Hawks". There are a couple organ renditions of it on RUclips, if you're interested.

    • @PikaMatt07
      @PikaMatt07 2 года назад

      here come the hawks is the song.

  • @John-qt9bi
    @John-qt9bi Год назад +1

    Sorry not even close to the great pipe organ at the Chicago Stadium.

  • @barton1931
    @barton1931 6 лет назад +1

    Nothing about a pack of lies about the old organ. It's definitely not a pipe organ.

    • @barton1931
      @barton1931 6 лет назад +2

      The organ they have now is just an Allen with custom decoration. You can go anywhere, and listen to an Allen, but you could only go to one place to hear the Barton from Chicago Stadium. The old Barton pipe organ in the "barn" was truly an experience to behold.