An era we will never see or enjoy again-the best years in many respects. This takes me back many decades to childhood and youth. Thank you for sharing your wonderful skills and bringing back priceless memories. Greetings from Tasmania Australia.🎼🎹👍🇦🇺😁

Superb, thank You . I remember as a child listening to Reginald Dixon on the radio with my Mum.

superb cameron..very darn good Paul Long Blackpool Organist

To think, these majestic instruments were made in the 20’s nd 30’s and still sound so magnificent. Such amazing engineering and ideas. Rudolph Wurlitzer was so far ahead of his time.. just amazing!

The years have passed, but there was only one Reginald Dixon, a great organist & a really nice person.

I will always remember my favourite location to visit. Blackpool Tower Ballroom where my Mother would dance the male steps so I could do some dancing. I learned quite a lot of dances while enjoying time with my family. A lot of wonderfully happy memories to keep me going.

as a kid in england listened to the great Reg Dixon now 68 lived in australia for 56 yrs still listen to him and all tower wurlitzer videos thans heaps

Love the Tower Ballroom and the sound of the organ. My wife and I have had several holidays in Blackpool and always spend a few hours sitting in the Tower Ballroom with our favourite tipple listening to the organ and watching all the wannabe dancers regaling us with their eclectic ideas of quick tempo, and men in sandals doing the Paso Doble. Happy, happy days.

Beautiful Blackpool tower ballroom with beautiful organ music

i was born 1968 this stuff was at every ice rink and roller rink and carnival fair when we road the merry go round with horses i so miss my early childhood thank you so much :)

This brings back so many happy memories for me watching my Mum and Dad dancing and it was where my Dad taught me to dance

There is nothing in comparison to the theatre organ! Hundreds of sounds with such vibrance a must for all to feel and hear!

I am lucky enough to live within a half hour drive of Blackpool and try to attend as many Wurlitzer organ concerts as work will allow. The latest concert on the 20/1/2016 was one of the best I have had the pleasure of attending. Peter Jebson , David Ivory, Steven Austin and finally Cameron Lloyd played a wonderful set that ended far too soon for all who attended. The tunes from these instruments are embossed on my mind from being brought up as a child in the Tower Ballroom. Long my it continue.

I remember my mother taking me to hear Mr Dixon, must have been in the late 50s. He was playing the Wurlitzer at the Kingston Granada.

Superb, that building has one of the most unbelievable sounds in the UK. It sends shivers down my spine. Reg would have been proud Cameron. Great job.

He played in Blackpool from March 1930 until March 1970. I remember him in the 1950s. After dancing we walked home, both males and females, with no fear of being attacked and robbed. The "good old days"

MAGNIFICENT.i want this played at my wake.

I realized now my next travel destination!! Blackpool! I've been playing the organ now for almost 48 years!! I can't believe that number. It's astonishing the pounding GB took by those sick Nazis & there is even something as old as this beautiful dance hall still beautiful!! Maybe in the autumn or next spring. I'm booking a flight.

this instrument is perfectly matched to this magnificent ballroom, thats why its so awesome! wish we had it over here

Fantastic.

Brilliant! And one of the best 12 minutes that will ever pass in most people's lives!

I could listen to this music all day long, love it, was my ambition but never to be, regards, Roger :)

Dear Mr. Lloyd. Your registrations, timing and selections are the stuff of entertainment genius. Thank you so much for this posting . More please.

I got hooked on the Dixon magic in 1970, but being only 13 at the time could not afford records. I attended Reginald Dixon’s two concerts at the Compton organ of the Odeon cinema in Sunderland in the mid-70s and others at the Wurlitzer organ in the Pier Ballroom in Redcar. He also appeared at Newcastle City Hall in 1978 playing the Baldwin electronic but played “Storm at Sea” on the City Hall pipe organ, I got his autograph on that night. Almost 50 years later I am still hooked on his magical music, and appreciate greatly those who perpetuate his style (Messrs Kelsall, Wolfe and Martin) and keep these wonderful instruments alive.

Lovely . Such a thrilling sound

Great Organ and Playing

Great playing Cameron brilliant tribute to Mr Blackpool

My father, William, and I had the privilege of meeting Mr Dixon. He let my dad play a couple of tunes (he was a cinema organist). Very nice and very gifted man. A real gentleman. This was back in the late 1950s.

Blimey! This is WONDERFUL!! Rock on Cameron!! So nice to remember Reg,.....xo JPW

Delightful

Super excellent with very good interesting photo

Thank You! I really enjoyed listening.

This music makes you feeling better in these times ...

How Lovely. Thanks for taking the time to share this.

I love this it so reminds me of many happy times taking in this wonderfull distinctive style , how can any one thumb down this

Not sure why I haven't listened to this before. Wonderful, Cameron. Great playing, selection of music and registration. As others have remarked, RD would have been delighted by this.

Super excellent

I remember when I was six years old and was evacuated to Blackpool in 1939 staying at my Grandmas boarding house 171 Central Promanade and going to the ballroom. Every time that I get back to England I have to go to the Tower Ballroom at least once. The last time was Tea for Two Oct. 2015. JCG

Very nice.

Magnifiques interprétations sur un orgue magique Toutes ces musiques font rêver et me laisse un peu Nostalgique quand je réalise qu’en France il n’existe plus de ces magnifiques instruments à part celui de Nogent sur Marne Merci pour ces bons moments passés

Superb.

good sound

This is the most exciting VIDEO I have seen since I left the saloon! However, I am a Theatre Pipe Organ fan and Mr. Lloyd is great, and the organ in this large hall sounds wonderful. However this source of enjoying the music can't muster the full, true sound. Try to find one playing nearby you in the proper venue for the true affect.

браво ! супер ! У меня есть друг -немец , Он умеет играть на органе , Ес Тудей , мне очень нравится , его зовут Ханс Лиске , из Шильдау Саксония , я очень горжусь им

To add to a comment Wurlitzer had the vision to see Robert Hope Jones ideas and to their credit take the gamble and make the Wurlitzer Hope Jones Unit Orchestra what we all know and still enjoy today!

Great

Well played Cameron and why are you not part of the Tower team!

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Awesome. I wish there were more videos online of my hero, Peter Jebson playing the Wurlitzer.

Please, someone, tell me the names of all the tuned he plays.

Been hearing "Beside the Seaside" a whole lot lately. I just can't get away from English music :-"

Does anyone fancy having a go at a tracklist? There are a couple I'm not sure of, but would love to know. If anyone does do one, you can tag it with the times.

I wonder what the specification of that WurliTzer is?

Nice to hear the Tower Wurlitzer as it should be played and not all that clatter up down the keyboards that organists try to show off and sounds dreadful, Pete stirzaker.

Super excellent with very good interesting photo

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