Tonight on Tuesday Night Live, Bruce Newman joins us for a chat about his latest project, a replica Wurlitzer 165 Band Organ.

Here some exclusive recordings of this stunning new build instrument.

Tonight’s EP is a superb recording from Columbia Records of De Jupiter.

Tuesday Night Live is back tonight! In this new year, we’re going to delve into a collection of EP vinyl records that have been donated to the station by the late Austin Burgess.

Tonight we start with a very familiar instrument . Hear it played out live from the record player after 9pm tonight!

It’s Christmas Party time! Grab a festive drink and join us for a special Tuesday Night Live special.

Tonight's Tuesday Night Live, we continue the festive flavour.

We have a couple of exclusive Christmas books recorded from the Amersham Fair Organ Museum's 89 Key Bailey Gavioli.

A bit of a different tripleplay tonight. The street organ built by Chris Chandler (now named the Texas Rose and touring with concert organ Whistling Dixie) was recorded back in the 90’s. Many have not heard this instrument play solo, so tune in and enjoy at 9pm

Tonight on Tuesday Night Live we preview three tracks from the brand new CD of The Gouwe - the 90 Key Carl Frei Street Organ.

Order your CD copy from Draaiorgelmuseum Haarlem in NL or James Reid Mechanical Music in the UK.

All proceeds go to Draaiorgelmuseum Haarlem.

In the final few moments of November, we step into Christmas with some of the new unheard festive tunes on mechanical music in 2021.

A real exclusive on the live show tonight. Never heard before recordings of the Cleethorpes Gavioli playing in 1966.

Also the current owner of the instrument, Roger Wiegand in the US, talks about it's history and restoration, and where he tours the Diamond Jubilee Fair Organ today.

Tonight, we hear recordings of the ex-Show Organ Society's 98 Key Gaudin captured in 1988 at Houghton Feast, with thanks to David Aldridge for raiding his archive!

We bring you a special hour to reflect and remember those who lost their lives and those affected by all wars, across the world.

We'll be hearing some beautiful and rousing music played on FAIRGROUND ORGANS and we'll be thinking about some of the people and companies involved with Mechanical Music, who lost their lives or livelihoods.

Pictured: Albert Chiappa. Older brother of organ builder and restorer Victor Chiappa, who lost his life in the Great War.