On this week's show Damon Cox presents another one of his famous sandwiches. This time is Hammond organ vs theatre organ! With Examples of Wurlitzer, Kimball, Page and Compton plus four Hammond tracks, theres something for all.

On this week's show John Leeming ventures into the word of vinyl. Theres familiar favourites and some unusual finds, so sit back, relax and enjoy the sounds of the cinema organ! Visit organistencores.wordpress.com/ to find out more.

On this week's show we celebrate 300 shows with a bumper programme lasting a full hour. We throw spotlight on the archives, Hammond Electronic and up-to-date sounds! The show also features a rare chat between Damon, Nigel & John. Here's to the next 300!

It's star organist time and we throw spotlight on Ernest Broadbent. Before he took over from Reginald Dixon, Ernest has played many fine cinema organs including the Dome, Brighton where he was resident. in 1956 the Tower Company offered him a job and by 1966 he was resident in the Empress Ballroom. On the 2nd November 1967 he broadcast his last and only solo programme from the Empress. Theres also some extra material on the end - tune in to find out!

On this weeks show Nigel Ogden is back in his archive and throwing spotlight on the 4 manual 16 rank Wurlitzer in the Gaumont-State Kilburn which opened there in 1937. Sit back and enjoy some nostalgic sounds take off the air in the 1960s.

On this week's show Damon Cox presents another one of his famous sandwiches. This time it features British and American organists on all British organs in a variety of styles!

On this week's show John Leeming is in his archives with a mixed back of British and continental sounds for you to enjoy this week. Featuring Compton, Hammond and Wurlitzer there is something for all!

It's star organist time and a long overdue spotlight on David Lobban. David is known to many globally from his time working in Pizza Parlours in the States & Canada, his long term residency as part of the Tower Ballroom Blackpool Wurlitzer team and of course all his musical antics in the circus. This week's show is highlights from a live performance on the Fentham Hall Compton - so sit back and enjoy the contrasting sounds of David Lobban!

On this week's show Nigel Ogden is back in his archive and digging up all sorts of goodies including recordings of the Rotherham and Blackpool Conacher Organs, a spotlight of the Ritz Nuneaton Compton and a rare and usual recording of Reginald Dixon (aka Mr Blackpool) on the Royal Albert Hall Willis.

On this week's show Damon Cox is back with a double dutch sandwich. We have four dutch artists and four not - but all the instruments that are or dutch origin or installed there.