Great War Medley - Saunders Family Gavioli 98 Key Fairground Organ

[@leojennings9412]

I'm pretty sure if there was more steam organ music there would be fewer wars

[@shaun49]

Thank you very much for another great organ, playing classic music, very best wishes.

[@billbrydon3725]

I really should know that fourth song. 0:06 It's a Long Way to Tipperary 1:29 Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit-Bag, and Smile, Smile, Smile 2:04 Mademoiselle from Armentières 3:06 How Ya Gonna Keep 'em Down on the Farm 4:43 ? 5:15 Over There 6:11 Roses of Picardy[?] 7:05 Keep the Home Fires Burning 7:53 Good-Bye, Dolly Gray 9:16 ? 9:42 Take Me Back to Dear Old Blighty 11:31 ?

[@TomGavioli]

11:31 Soldiers in the park.

[@mrpumfrey]

4.43 song is called "Comrades", I remember Vanda singing it with this organ at the rallies :p

[@shaun49]

Hi Tom, thank you. very best wishes. Shaun.

[@sousafan100]

nice organ and selections - the music always sounds better with all the notes...ha

[@philmarkey2557]

Love it brill tunes from a fairground organ

[@drummerboy2215]

I would love a Gavioli Band Organ at the Durham CT Fair.

[@christiangeiselmann]

Great sound!

[@michaelcomperini6478]

Long Way to Tipperary

[@davidfudge6544]

so many thanks please keep them playing

[@jameswest8280]

An unassuming truck pulls up, then this happens.

[@marvingainsborougify]

Great !!!!!!!

[@Musicmany2k]

Perfect match of organ and music. When was this recorded ? Thanks again Tom !!

[@TomGavioli]

C 1990

[@Musicmany2k]

@@TomGavioli Thanks again Tom

[@Musicmany2k]

@@TomGavioli I really love the early 1900's British music on these..

[@TomGavioli]

@Alan wragsdale Yes they converted it from 84 key barrel to book 98 No. 4 scale, this is one of the oldest Gavioli organs left, i think Andrew pilmer and his late father (Tony) made a very good job with the conversion.

[@karelvangisbergen6183]

Draaiorgels

[@InstrumentFan2510]

Why is it in a truck

[@TomGavioli]

So it can be transported around, it's mobile for rallies!

[@InstrumentFan2510]

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