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Broadcast List – HOT PIPES HALF HOUR 01 Broadcast List – HOT PIPES HALF HOUR 01 Page 1 Seq Artist Name Duration/Year Show Date Num Album Comments 1 Sidney Torch Bugle Call Rag 00:02:48 26-04-13 01 Torchlight on Edmonton 4-14 Christie, Regal Theatre, Jack Pettis, Billy [Sterndale CD] Edmonton, London Meyers, Elmer 1935 Schoebel (1923) 2 Reginald Dixon The Teddy Bear's Picnic 00:03:12 26-04-13 01 Vintage 1932-1945 Blackpool Tower, 8 Jan 1935 Bratton 1935 3 Len Rawle Moonglow 00:03:33 26-04-13 01 At The Riverside 3-12 Wurlitzer plus grand piano, Musical Museum, Brentford, Middx; ex- Regal, Kingston-upon-Thames (2445 seats) 4 Nicholas Martin Light Of Foot March 00:02:30 26-04-13 01 The Best Of The Wurlitzer Wurlitzer, Turner's Musical Merry-Go- Organ [LaserLight CD] Round, Northampton, England 5 Dudley Savage That Lovely Weekend 00:02:12 26-04-13 01 Perfect Partners [2-CD] 3-8 Compton + Melotone, Regal/ABC Plymouth, Devon, UK 6 Bryan Rodwell Kitten On The Keys 00:02:41 26-04-13 01 Organ Magic II [ATOTC 3-8 Compton A175 4/2/33, Capitol Zez Confrey (1921) Cassette] Cinema, Aberdeen 1990 7 Michael Wooldridge Sweet And Lovely 00:03:16 26-04-13 01 Pavilioned In Spendour - 75 4-22 Compton (original); Pavilion, Arnheim/Lemar/Tobai Years Of The Bournemouth Bournemouth, England s 2005 Pavilion Compton Organ [Borough Council CD] 8 Vic Hammett Sweet Georgia Brown 00:02:17 26-04-13 01 At The Wurlitzer Organ [Saga 3-10 Wurlitzer, Buckingham Town Hall, LP] England 1967 Broadcast List – HOT PIPES HALF HOUR 02 Page 2 Seq Artist Name Duration/Year Show Date Num Album Comments 1 George Wright Nagasaki 00:02:01 3-05-13 02 Volume Two - Flight to Tokyo [Banda CD] 1959 2 Bill Vlasak Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh 00:02:06 3-05-13 02 Sentimental Journey [WJV CD] Paramount Music Palace, Indianapolis; 4/42 Wurlitzer (originally 4/20 Crawford 1992 Special, Paramount Oakland) 3 Richard Hills Knightsbridge 00:04:15 3-05-13 02 Grand Variety [Silver Street Dual Console 4-50 Compton and Eric Coates (1933) CD] Melotone, Guildhall, Southampton, London Suite 2011 England 4 Bill Floyd Spring is here 00:02:11 3-05-13 02 The King of Organs 4-36 Wurlitzer, Paramount Theatre, New York 5 Phil Kelsall Grasshopper's Dance 00:03:26 3-05-13 02 The Organist Entertains 3-14 Wurlitzer, Tower Ballroom, Ernest Bucalossi [Universal Music 2-CD] Blackpool 2000 6 Jelani Eddington Leaning On A Lamp Post 00:02:33 3-05-13 02 Southbank Send-Off 4-24 Wurlitzer, ex Trocadero, Elephant and Castle 2004 7 David Lowe Too Late Now - From "Royal Wedding" 00:03:23 3-05-13 02 Take The 'A' Train [OS Digital 3-8 Wurlitzer, Neuadd Pendre, Tywyn, Lane, Burton (1912 CD] Gwynedd; ex Granada Woolwich, -1997) 1998 opened in 1937 by Reg Dixon (Owner John Smallwood) 8 Jonas Nordwall Organ Grinder Boogie 00:03:09 3-05-13 02 The Paramount Days 4-50 Wurlitzer, ex-NY Paramount Studio, Bay Theatre, Seal Beach, CA Broadcast List – HOT PIPES HALF HOUR 03 Page 3 Seq Artist Name Duration/Year Show Date Num Album Comments 1 Simon Gledhill Flying Down To Rio 00:02:53 10-03-13 03 Kavalkade [DTOS CD] 3-57 Kimball, Dickinson High School, Gus Kahn, Edward Wilmington, DE; ex Boyd Theatre, Eliscu; Vincent 1996 Philadelphia 3-19 Youmans (1933) Film: Flying Down To Rio 2 Ann Leaf Martha 00:02:45 10-03-13 03 That Ain't The Way I Heard It 4-33 Robert Morton, Lorin Whitney Friedrich Von Flotow [Request RLP 10073] Studio, Glendale CA (1847) 3 Len Rawle The Man I Love 00:03:27 10-03-13 03 Nice 'n Easy [Piping Hot CD] 3-10 Wurlitzer, Ritz Ballroom, Ira Gershwin; George Brighouse, Yorkshire Gershwin (1924) 2003 Show: Strike Up The Band (1927) 4 Jim Riggs The Peanut Polka 00:03:29 10-03-13 03 Granada [RTR CD] 3-21 Grande Barton, Granada Theatre, Robert Farnon (1950) Kansas City, KS 1991 5 Richard Hills Parade Of The Sunbeams 00:02:46 10-03-13 03 Grand Variety [Silver Street Dual Console 4-50 Compton and Quentin Maclean CD] Melotone, Guildhall, Southampton, (1935) 2011 England 6 Sidney Torch Only Forever 00:03:17 10-03-13 03 Torchlight Music [Sterndale 3-13 Wurlitzer, Opera House, Johnny Burke; James CD] Blackpool V. Monaco (1940) 1941 Film: Rhythm On The River 7 Joseph Seal Laura 00:02:14 10-03-13 03 Wurlitzer Wonderland [Golden 3-12 Wurlitzer plus grand piano, Johnny Mercer; David Hour GH 609] Musical Museum, Brentford, Middx; ex- Raksin (1944) Film: Regal, Kingston-upon-Thames (2445 Laura seats) 8 Walt Strony San Francisco 00:02:09 10-03-13 03 Alhambra [Kautz Ironstone 3-15 Robert Morton, Kautz Ironstone Gus Kahn; Bronsilaw Vineyards CD] Vineyards, Murphys, CA; ex-Alhambra Kaper, Walter 1997 Theatre, Sacramento Jurmann (1936) Broadcast List – HOT PIPES HALF HOUR 04 Page 4 Seq Artist Name Duration/Year Show Date Num Album Comments 1 Arnold Loxam Side By Side 00:02:38 17-05-13 04 At The Consoles [OS Digital Dual Console 4-50 Compton and Harry Woods (1927) CD] Melotone, Guildhall, Southampton, 1993 England 2 Stan Kann and Ralph Wolf Don't Fence Me In 00:03:36 17-05-13 04 Anything Goes! [Piping Hot 3-16 Wurlitzer, San Gabriel Civic Cole Porter CD] Auditorium, CA; ex Albee Theatre, 1996 Brooklyn, NY; plus grand piano on stage 3 Douglas Reeve Primero 00:02:30 17-05-13 04 Bright 'n Early [Cinema Organ 4-49 HNB Christie, Dome, Brighton Malando, Stemra Society CD] 4 Dudley Savage Red Sails In The Sunset; Mountain 00:02:40 17-05-13 04 Perfect Partners [2-CD] 3-8 Compton + Melotone, Royal/ABC Greenery Plymouth, Devon, UK 6 Ernest Broadbent Reaching For The Moon 00:02:36 17-05-13 04 Blackpool Favourites [EMI 3-14 Wurlitzer, Tower Ballroom, Irving Berlin One-Up OU 2171] Blackpool 1977 5 Tony Fenelon High Hopes 00:02:16 17-05-13 04 Theatre Organ Magic [Stanza 4-22 Wurlitzer, Hoyt's Regent Theatre, Cahn, Van Heusen CD] Melbourne (1959) 1967 7 Jonas Nordwall Music! Music! Music! 00:02:53 17-05-13 04 Double Feature [J. Nelson & Allen Renaissance R311 (similar to Desmond Co CD] 3/13 Wurlitzer) and C19c 2/8 2002 8 David Shepherd Once In Love With Amy 00:01:29 17-05-13 04 Stratford Revisted 2-7 Wurlitzer, Rex Cinema, Stratford, Frank Loesser (1948) London; sold in aid of the reinstallation 1975 of the organ in the Royalty, Bowness Broadcast List – HOT PIPES HALF HOUR 04 Page 5 Seq Artist Name Duration/Year Show Date Num Album Comments 9 Bill Vlasak The Aba Daba Honeymoon 00:02:29 17-05-13 04 Music! Music! Music! [WJV 4-42 Wurlitzer, Paramount Music Arthur Fields; Walter Productions CD] Palace, Indianapolis; originally 4/20 Donovan (1914) 1996 Crawford Special, Paramount Oakland 1 Lyn Larsen Back Bay Shuffle 00:02:36 24-05-13 05 Masquerade [Hopeful Heart 4-28 Wurlitzer, Sanfilippo Music Room, Artie Shaw, Teddy CD] Barrington Hills, IL; arr George Wright McRae (1939) 1992 2 Hubert Selby Sunrise Serenade 00:03:26 24-05-13 05 I Love To Hear You Singing 3-8 Wurlitzer, Town Hall, Burton-on- Carle [Stetone LP] Trent (installed 1972); ex-Cameo 1977 Theatre, Cleveland, OH (1925 as a 2 -8); then to Forum/ABC Cinema, Wythenshaw, Manchester (1934) 3 David Ivory Falling In Love Again 00:04:00 24-05-13 05 Theatre Memories 4-22 Compton, Pavilion, Bournemouth, Friedrich Hollander, [Bournemouth Council CD] England Reginald Connelly 4 Chris McPhee Run Rabbit Run 00:02:28 24-05-13 05 Celebrate 4-29 Hybrid, Capri Theatre, Goodwood, Adelaide, South Australia 2007 5 The Organ, The Dance The Echo Of A Serenade 00:03:22 24-05-13 05 The Organ, Dance Band and Robinson Cleaver - Organ; voc Bob Palmer, Grever Band and Me Me [Sunflower CD] Dale 6 George Blackmore An Ordinary Copper [Dixon of Dock 00:02:54 24-05-13 05 Television and Radio Themes Compton, Plough Public House, Great Darnell, Warner Green] [EMI MFP 1311] Munden, Herts, England 1969 7 Noel Briggs That's A Plenty 00:03:13 24-05-13 05 Opposite Ranks [LTOT CD] 4-14 Wurlitzer, Gaumont Theatre, Ray Gilbert, Lew Manchester, England Pollack (1914) Broadcast List – HOT PIPES HALF HOUR 06 Page 6 Seq Artist Name Duration/Year Show Date Num Album Comments 1 George Blackmore El Chico 00:03:11 31-05-13 06 A State Occasion [Studio 4-16 Wurlitzer, Gaumont State Michael Rogers Republic RLP 5004] Theatre, Kilburn, London 2 Armsbee Bancroft True Love 00:02:06 31-05-13 06 Remember Me? [NTOT Stereo 3-13 Compton/Christie; Ossett Town LP] Hall, Yorkshire, UK 1981 3 Robert Wolfe Our Director 00:02:28 31-05-13 06 The Best Of The Wurlitzer 3-19 Wurlitzer, Thursford Collection, Bigelow (1926) Organ [LaserLight CD] Norfolk, England; ex Paramount/Odeon Leeds 4 Simon Gledhill Selection from Singing In The Rain 00:04:55 31-05-13 06 Journey Into Melody [COS 3-12 Christie, Granada Theatre, Cassette] Walthamstow; You Are My Lucky Star - 1985 I Can't Give You Anything But Love - Would You? - Fascinatin' Rhythm - Singin' In The Rain - You Are My 5 Russell Holmes Paddlin' Madelin' Home 00:02:56 31-05-13 06 Rolling 'Round the World 3-18 Wurlitzer, Wyton House, Harry Woods (1925) [Alpendale Cassette] Huntingdon; ex-Ritz Cinema, Luton 3-8 1995 6 George Wright I'll Never Smile Again 00:03:25 31-05-13 06 Chicago Two [Banda CD] 4-27 Wurlitzer, Chicago Theatre Ruth Lowe (1939) 1979 7 William Davies Mexican Fire Dance 00:03:01 31-05-13 06 Every Night Is Music Night 4-14 Wurlitzer, Gaumont Theatre, Marland [LTOT CD] Manchester, England 1 Walt Strony Chicago 00:03:30 7-06-13 07 Chicago Theatre 4-29 Wurlitzer, Chicago Theatre, Fred Fisher (1922) Chicago IL 1976 Broadcast List – HOT PIPES HALF HOUR 07 Page 7 Seq Artist Name Duration/Year Show Date Num Album Comments 2 Michael Wooldridge More 00:03:15 7-06-13 07 Virtualoso [Merlin Productions Paramount 332 Alstone, Glazer CD] 2011 3 Reginald Dixon Temptation Rag 00:03:03 7-06-13 07 Tower Ballroom Favourites 3-14 Wurlitzer, Tower Ballroom, [EMI Compacts
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