This bonus programme features tributes to Alan Ashton on his retirement from ORGAN1st Radio.

ORGAN1st Radio launched in October 2007 and is presented by ex-BBC broadcaster Alan Ashton. The monthly sixty-minute Podcast features old and new recordings of theatre organs, electronic organs and keyboards and covers everything from Wersi to Wurlitzer and Hammond to Compton. The Podcast is maintained by MSS Studios who run ORGANS.co.uk where many current recordings can be purchased. Alan Ashton has also created videos of famous organists on his gramrfone channel on YouTube. Full details of all these sites can be found on the show's website at OrganRadio.com

This final show features tracks from Vic Hammett, Klaus Wunderlich, Keith Beckingham, Dave Nicholas, Lenny Dee, Ray Willetts, Paul Roberts, Brian Sharp, Franz Lambert, Grahame Wright, Tony Fenelon, Ian Griffin, Angela Turner, Claudia Hirschfeld, Howard Beaumont, John Mann, Ronald Curtis, Jean Martyn, John Kyffin, Mike Hall, Hector Olivera, Terry Charles & Dorothy Ashton.

ORGAN1st Radio launched in October 2007 and is presented by ex-BBC broadcaster Alan Ashton. The monthly sixty-minute Podcast features old and new recordings of theatre organs, electronic organs and keyboards and covers everything from Wersi to Wurlitzer and Hammond to Compton. The Podcast is maintained by MSS Studios who run ORGANS.co.uk where many current recordings can be purchased. Alan Ashton has also created videos of famous organists on his gramrfone channel on YouTube. Full details of all these sites can be found on the show's website at OrganRadio.com

This show is the third and final part which explores how the UK organ festivals began. Tracks are from Chris Giles, Peter Hayward, Stephanie Slater, Penny Weedon, Angela Turner, Danny Mannix Trio, John Bowdler, Phil Tempest, Chiho Sunamoto, Max Takano, Bryan Rodwell, John Mann, Nicholas Martin, Andrew Tootell and Anthony Lomas.

ORGAN1st Radio launched in October 2007 and is presented by ex-BBC broadcaster Alan Ashton. The monthly sixty-minute Podcast features old and new recordings of theatre organs, electronic organs and keyboards and covers everything from Wersi to Wurlitzer and Hammond to Compton. The Podcast is maintained by MSS Studios who run ORGANS.co.uk where many current recordings can be purchased. Alan Ashton has also created videos of famous organists on his gramrfone channel on YouTube. Full details of all these sites can be found on the show's website at OrganRadio.com

This show is the third and final part which explores how the UK organ festivals began. Tracks are from Chris Giles, Peter Hayward, Stephanie Slater, Penny Weedon, Angela Turner, Danny Mannix Trio, John Bowdler, Phil Tempest, Chiho Sunamoto, Max Takano, Bryan Rodwell, John Mann, Nicholas Martin, Andrew Tootell and Anthony Lomas.

ORGAN1st Radio launched in October 2007 and is presented by ex-BBC broadcaster Alan Ashton. The monthly sixty-minute Podcast features old and new recordings of theatre organs, electronic organs and keyboards and covers everything from Wersi to Wurlitzer and Hammond to Compton. The Podcast is maintained by MSS Studios who run ORGANS.co.uk where many current recordings can be purchased. Alan Ashton has also created videos of famous organists on his gramrfone channel on YouTube. Full details of all these sites can be found on the show's website at OrganRadio.com

This show is a continuation of last months episode which explores how the UK organ festivals began. Tracks are from Howard Beaumont, Andrew Smith, Franz Lambert, Glyn Madden, John Walker, Tim Flint, Leigh Perry, John Beesley, Trevor Bolshaw, Ron Curtis, Eric Lord, David Ingley, Jean Martyn, Andrew Seditas and Klaus Wunderlich.

ORGAN1st Radio launched in October 2007 and is presented by ex-BBC broadcaster Alan Ashton. The monthly sixty-minute Podcast features old and new recordings of theatre organs, electronic organs and keyboards and covers everything from Wersi to Wurlitzer and Hammond to Compton. The Podcast is maintained by MSS Studios who run ORGANS.co.uk where many current recordings can be purchased. Alan Ashton has also created videos of famous organists on his gramrfone channel on YouTube. Full details of all these sites can be found on the show's website at OrganRadio.com

This extended show is a tribute to organ festival organiser Cled Griffin who sadly passed away on 7th August 2021, just three weeks short of his 90th birthday. The show featured tracks from Mark Shakespeare, Trevor Daniels, Brian Sharp, Byron Jones, Peter Bartle, Brian Hazelby, Yasashiko, Michael Brent, Dave Smith, Andy Carvill, Tony Pegler, David Shepherd, Alec Leader, Steve Lowdell, Keyklix, Alan Haven, Antonio Matia Mayolas, Jerry Allen, George Blackmore and Keith Beckingham.

ORGAN1st Radio launched in October 2007 and is presented by ex-BBC broadcaster Alan Ashton. The monthly sixty-minute Podcast features old and new recordings of theatre organs, electronic organs and keyboards and covers everything from Wersi to Wurlitzer and Hammond to Compton. The Podcast is maintained by MSS Studios who run ORGANS.co.uk where many current recordings can be purchased. Alan Ashton has also created videos of famous organists on his gramrfone channel on YouTube. Full details of all these sites can be found on the show's website at OrganRadio.com

Mike Hall & Tony Back.

ORGAN1st Radio launched in October 2007 and is presented by ex-BBC broadcaster Alan Ashton. The monthly sixty-minute Podcast features old and new recordings of theatre organs, electronic organs and keyboards and covers everything from Wersi to Wurlitzer and Hammond to Compton. The Podcast is maintained by MSS Studios who run ORGANS.co.uk where many current recordings can be purchased. Alan Ashton has also created videos of famous organists on his gramrfone channel on YouTube. Full details of all these sites can be found on the show's website at OrganRadio.com

Howard Beaumont, Glenn Derringer, Ken Griffin, Ian Griffin, Andy Carvill, Ray Bohr and Angela Turner.

ORGAN1st Radio launched in October 2007 and is presented by ex-BBC broadcaster Alan Ashton. The monthly sixty-minute Podcast features old and new recordings of theatre organs, electronic organs and keyboards and covers everything from Wersi to Wurlitzer and Hammond to Compton. The Podcast is maintained by MSS Studios who run ORGANS.co.uk where many current recordings can be purchased. Alan Ashton has also created videos of famous organists on his gramrfone channel on YouTube. Full details of all these sites can be found on the show's website at OrganRadio.com

A specially extended show to celebrate what would have been Klaus Wunderlich’s 90th Birthday on 18th June 2021. Klaus sadly died on 28th October 1997, aged 66.

ORGAN1st Radio launched in October 2007 and is presented by ex-BBC broadcaster Alan Ashton. The monthly sixty-minute Podcast features old and new recordings of theatre organs, electronic organs and keyboards and covers everything from Wersi to Wurlitzer and Hammond to Compton. The Podcast is maintained by MSS Studios who run ORGANS.co.uk where many current recordings can be purchased. Alan Ashton has also created videos of famous organists on his gramrfone channel on YouTube. Full details of all these sites can be found on the show's website at OrganRadio.com

Robinson Cleaver, William Davies, Frank Cimmino, Ann Leaf, Penny Weedon, Phil Leader, Bill Floyd, Dick Leibert, John Mann, Chris McPhee, Andy Carvill, Chiho Sunamoto, Robert Bartha, Douglas Reeve and John Kyffin.

ORGAN1st Radio launched in October 2007 and is presented by ex-BBC broadcaster Alan Ashton. The monthly sixty-minute Podcast features old and new recordings of theatre organs, electronic organs and keyboards and covers everything from Wersi to Wurlitzer and Hammond to Compton. The Podcast is maintained by MSS Studios who run ORGANS.co.uk where many current recordings can be purchased. Alan Ashton has also created videos of famous organists on his gramrfone channel on YouTube. Full details of all these sites can be found on the show's website at OrganRadio.com