More catch-up for me here. Thanks for posting it.

Hi Kev! The organ is still alive and well and living in a private residence in New Addington, Surrey. I heard it played a couple or so years ago - and managed to sit at the console for a few minutes. It was the first time I'd sat at a Wurlitzer console since the early 1970s. Nostalgia rules!! Thanks for uploading another most enjoyable recording. All the very best as ever. Peter A :) :) :)

Hi there. Trevor Willetts was / is my grandad, on my mums side., He died about 20 years back. i have lots of memories of our own private concerts in my grandparents living room, especially around Christmas time. We would go to Woodwalk, Wombwell (nr Barnsley) most Wednesdays and certainly on Christmas eve, when he wasn't working in clubs (this in my case was in the 70's and 80's) and have a sing along. I was always getting into trouble for messing around with all the levers and buttons on his organ in the house... I had some early piano lessons up there too with my mum in the 1970s - many stories to tell. In the 1980's I borrowed a 4 track tascam portastudio from school and made a half decent recording of him, which includes some of the tunes on this very recording! However what I do have that could be of more interest though is a fairly large collection of recordings that he or his organ mates made. Some are BBC programmes, others from cinemas, and private recordings either at home or when he used to go out at visit folk. With me having a bit of a radio / audio background I have ended up with looking after the box of tapes. Some of the family stuff we have is on display in the museum in Barnsley. Anyway I thought I would drop you a line and say thanks for putting my Grandad on the internet! He would be thrilled - I remember presenting him with a CD I made, called Riding on a Rainbow just a few years before he passed away. Cheers Richard Booth (Past Times Radio)