Unknown Tune, Balboa Park NTMIW Band Organ

The organ recorded was probably a late-style Wurlitzer 146-A with no bells.

13224_04 Having A Good Time -- Wish You Were Here (1x) (Wynn)

13224_03 When Old Vienna Was New (1x) (Wynn)

13224_02 Holding My Honey's Hand (1x) (Wynn)

13224_01 My Heart's At Ease (1x) (Wynn)

Roll 6519, tune 3, played by the Seabreeze Park Wurlitzer 165 in an early recording.

"The Sweetest Story Ever Told" (1x) (Seabreeze W165, early recording)

Roll 6519, tune 10, played by the Seabreeze Park Wurlitzer 165 in an early recording.

"Lullaby," from "Erminie" (1x) (Seabreeze W165, early recording)

Audio from YouTube. Wurlitzer 145 band organ with 146-B front, recorded at Rocky Point Park, Warwick, Rhode Island.

"Hosia Siusia" (Polka) Rocky Point Park Wurlitzer Band Organ

Wurlitzer 125 unknown tune (Pullen Park, Raleigh, NC)

(Note, the organ's manual draw stops were being activated on this recording.) This roll is from a group of rolls that Play-Rite put together using tunes from earlier rolls, but it's unknown what this tune is or what roll it came from. (It's followed by the Sousa march "Manhattan Beach," also sourced from an unknown roll.)

Roll 3506, tune 1, mystery waltz (Doug Hershberger's Wurlitzer 125)

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Unknown Tune, Balboa Park NTMIW Band Organ

Daniel Robinson