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Various, Horace Finch at the organ of the Empress Ballroom, Blackpool

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TítuloHorace Finch at the organ of the Empress Ballroom, Blackpool
Artista(s):Various
Categoría:BBC - RE* (Haga clic en este botón para ver otras versiones de BBC - RE* Álbumes.)
Etiqueta y número de catálogo:Picture of images/labels/BBC Records.jpg labelBBC Records - REC 129
Formato:Vinyl Álbumes
País:UK UK flag
Liberado:1972
Género:Music - Popular Ver todas las demás pistas enumeradas como Music - Popular.
Códigos de salida:RE + 129 + 1 + 1 BBC
RE + 129 + 2 + 1 BBC
Artículo eliminado?
Distribuido / impreso porE. J. Day Group, London and Bedford
Vistas de página:1300 veces desde el 20 de mayo de 2017, la clasificación global es 3923, rango en albums is 2162.
Mi clasificación:*****
Calificación de los huéspedes:*****

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DetalleValor
Estado de la cubiertaCasi perfecto
Condición de registroCasi perfecto
Código de etiqueta de registros de la BBCC
número tiene1
Qué tipo de vendedor se utilizóNot recorded
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Pistas

A continuación se muestra una lista de pistas para este lanzamiento.
Lado y pistaPista y artistaLongitud
A1Signature tune; On the prom, prom, promenade [Evans]
A2With a little bit of luck [Loewe]
A3I'll walk beside you [Murray]
A4Firefly [Phillips]
DANCING THROUGH THE AGES
A5 See me deance the Polka [Grossmith / Arr. Finch]
A6Stephanie Gavotte [Czibulka]
A7Who's sorry now? [Snyder]
A8The snake [Martinez]
A9The whistling sergeant major [Bernard]
SELECTION - YESTERDAY'S TUNES
A10 The world outside [Addinsell]
A11Who were you with last night ? [Godfrey / Sheridan]
A12As I love you [Livingston / Evans]
A13Everybody's doing it [Berlin]
A14In apple blossom time [Von Tilzer]
March
B1 Under the double eagle [J. F. Wagner]
MEMORIES OF JOLSON
B2 Sonny boy [Desylva / Brown / Henderson]
B3Pretty baby [Jackson / Van Alstyne]
B4Carolina in the morning [Donaldson]
B5Swanee [Gershwin]
B6Toot toot tootsie [Keyes / Erdman / Russo]
B7Waiting for the Robert E. Lee [Muir]
B8Over the rainbow [Arlen]
B9Windmill samba [Camilleri]
TUNES OF THE 50S
B10 Chicago [Fisher]
B11Magic moments [Bacharach]
B12Ma, he's making eyes at me [Conrad]
B13April love [Pain]
B14Sugartime [Phillips]
B15The story of my life [Bacharach]
B16Sophia [Rober]
B17Signature tune; On the prom, prom, promenade [Evans]
Longitud total de los medios 0:00.

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A continuación se muestran todas las imágenes de la portada (anverso, reverso, medio e inserciones, si corresponde) y etiquetas que tengo para este lanzamiento.
Portada
Front cover of REC 129
Contraportada
Back cover of REC 129
Etiqueta
Label Label

Reseñas

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Notas adicionales sobre la portada, la mitad (portada plegable) y cualquier encarte

Horace Finch - Organist supreme; a perfectionist and ... a legend in his own life-time. Born St. Helens, Lancashire; a church organist at nine; solo and orchestral pianist, eleven years later, the the famous Blackpool Tower Orchestra and in 1927, the first English pianist to play, in public and from memory, George Gershwin's, ''Rhapsody in Blue''. Eight years later, appointed solo organist in the huge Empress Ballroom, in the Winter Gardens, Blackpool, playing for dancing, six days per week with afternoon and evening recitals of ''light'' music each Sunday. He was an immediate success and in addition to becoming a ''force majeure'' in the ballroom and on Radio, by 1939, he was recording ''star'' for ''Rex'' records - the same company for which his famous colleague, at the Tower, also recorded! In the same year, he was appointed solo organist in the New Opera House, playing the magnificent Wurlitzer, built to his own specification. Limited broadcasts were maintained throughout his service with the R. A. F., but during this period, much of his playing was on Hammond organs for camp concerts and dances plus ''charity concerts'' at various venues, as a result of which, he was twice ''mentioned in dispatches'' and is the proud possessor of a personally hand-written letter of thanks from Mrs. Winston Churchill.

Throughout this remarkable recording, the unique style of Horace Finch is apparent. There is a brightness and accuracy of playing. Unnecessary ''frills'', drawn-out modulations are moitted and the use of ''full organ'' is carefully controlled. Frequently, one sustained note replaces the usual wandering counter-melody and invariably, ''second touch'' is used to allow the left hand to provide both melody and accompaniment whilst the right hand adds free but musical improvisation. Without doubt, Horace was a master of registration, often using but two or three stops in combination, resulting in unsurpassed clarity and brilliance of tone, indicating the mastery of both music and organ. At all times, precise and careful attention w2as paid to the use of the swell pedals and incessant application of the general crescendo pedal was meticulously avoided. The ''cathedral-like'' properties of the Empress Ballroom, so disturbing to lesser musicians, were actually used to extremely good effect and possibly even to the extent of enhancing his playing. Horace Finch may well have been flattered - but never successfully, imitated! Despite the permanently damaged third finger of his left handf, the result of the tragic accident in 1962, which brought an abrupt end to his career of this great organist, Horace now lives, in happy retirement, with his wife, Dorothy and Boxer dog, ''Ringo''.

Undoubtedly, this is not merely a recording of his past musical achievements but a testimony of his lasting popularity and an indication of gratitude from the millions of people to whom he gave so much pleasure.
ARMSBEE T. BANCROFT
(1972)

Side I broadcast in the Light Programme on 5.3.59.
Side 2 broadcast in the Light Programme on 20.3.58.

This record was made from tape recordings of 'live' broadcasts from the Empress Ballroom, Blackpool.

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