On this week's show we move forwards one year in the 1930's to the year 1931. This weeks show includes more brilliant tunes including The Peanut Vendor, The Cuban Love Song, a selection from 'The Band Waggon' and many more!

On this week's show Damon introduces three new CD's and tells you a little about what he got up to on the Cinema Organ Society's Northern District Convention, which took place last weekend.

On this week's show Damon introduces three new CD's and tells you a little about what he got up to on the Cinema Organ Society's Northern District Convention, which took place last weekend.

On this weeks show John Leeming is at the microphone to tell you there are/were a heck of a lot of theatre organists whose surname begins/began with B, so I pulled a random selection off the shelf and selected tracks from those.

On this weeks show we will be playing highlights from John Mann's final summer show at the Eastbourne Winter Gardens. John, for the last 36 years, has being performing his one man summer shows on his trusty Eminent Grand Theatre 2000 and Grand piano. It's a typical John Mann show but there are a few surprises along the way!

This is your guard speaking - On this week's show we are bringing you back the golden age of stream trains and luxury travel. With no chance of any delays, we advise passengers that the Blackpool Belle, Coronation Scott and Orient Express are but a few of the departures on the show. So sit back and enjoy the journey as expert divers of the mighty theatre organ take you up and down the line!

On this week's Chris Borg delves in the artistry of pioneering theatre organ technician Quentin MacLean. Mac's musicianship is well loved by many organ fans world wide, his crisp playing on classical works is matched by his sense of humour on his novelty items. This show just scratches the surface of Mac recording output, and I hope you will enjoy the selection Chris has chosen to play!

On this week's show Damon starts the first of ten shows talking us through the 1930's, a decade full of proper music! The series will be spread out of the next few months and each year will feature music either written in, popularized in or from a musical/stage production that ran that year! Tunes this week include, Embraceable You, Love For Sale, Get Happy and many more!

On this week's show we venture to Suffolk and to the Cotton Mechanical Musical Museum. This vintage 2 manual Wurlitzer leads itself to the stye of its long running resident organist David Ivory. Davids going to plays a selection from his 2017 concert theme - Gypsy!

On this week's show Damon plays some new additions to the archive. Artists include John Atwell, Scott Harrison, John Mann, Nigel Ogden and many more!