Amateur recording (poor quality) from balcony, 1960.
Everett Nourse plays the FOX Wurlitzer "Ethel" between features at intermission.  Recording manages to preserve that "cavernous" FOX sound.
FOX Theatre, San Francisco, 9th and Market Sts. Demolished 1963.
Transfer from cassette, May 25, 2021 by Matias Bombal

FOX San Francisco Intermission- 1960- Everett Nourse

Transfer of cassette tape composite of Everett Nourse playing the Wurlitzer theatre organ of the Portland Organ Grinder.
Date Unknown.
Selections:
When You're Smiling
Cry Me a River
Manhattan
Little on the Lonely Side
Coquette
Tangerine
Ramona
Begin the Beguine
That's the Glory of Love
Serenade of the Bells
You Made Me Love You
Pennies From Heaven
I Apologize
Ecstasy Tango
Red Roses for a Blue Lady
He's/She's Funny That Way

Transfer from cassette: Matias Bombal, March 25, 2021

Everett Nourse - Portland Organ Grinder

9th & Market (The FOX)
Original improvisational composition by Everett Nourse, played by the composer at the Wurlitzer theatre organ of the FOX Theatre, San Francisco where Nourse was house organist from 1946-1963.
Recording from the collection of Everett Nourse, transferred by Matias Bombal, May 21, 2021
Photo: Frame enlargement from a 16mm Kodachrome home movie taken in October, 1947 by Everett Nourse.

9th & Market (The FOX)- Everett Nourse- FOX Theatre San Francisco

Unreleased Album by Everett Nourse:
Recorded by Frank R. Killinger (1908-1985)
Warnors Theatre, Fresno, California
4/14 Robert Morton.
Dick Clay assembled a CD for Everett Nourse to approve for release, but it was never released.  This is Dick Clay's assembly of tracks for the proposed CD.
Transfer by Matias Bombal, June 10, 2021

Everett Nourse - Unreleased Warnors Fresno - Recorded By Frank R. Killinger

June 2, 1968 meeting of the PRO ORGANISTS BREAKFAST CLUB
At Rudy's Supper Club, Vallejo, CALIF.
Transferred from reel to reel mono tape by Matias Bombal on December 27, 2021.  Mike placement less than ideal, but historically interesting capture of a time and place never to return.
Host/announcer:
Gordon Tucker
Organists:
Harvey Blanchard
Dave Quinlan
Alice Blue
Scott Gillespie
Dave Quinlan Trio
The 2 manual 6 rank Wurlitzer pipe organ heard here was originally installed in Antioch, California's El Campanil Theatre. Later in Urban Braito's 615 Club in Benicia. When moved to Rudy's the original style D trumpet of this instrument was replaced with a Brass Trumpet from the Oakland Paramount Theatre.

Pro Organists Breakfast Club- Rudy's Supper Club- June 2, 1968 meeting

FLOYD WRIGHT at FOX's OAKLAND Theatre, 1959.
3/14 Wurlitzer, Op. 1890, 1928.
S T E R E O from normal bias cassette marked:
WAHLBERG RECORDING STUDIOS
2350 Webster St. San Francisco, CA 94115
"From Byll Tilson"
Transferred by Matias Bombal, January 25, 2022.

Floyd Wright- FOX Oakland Theatre Wurlitzer - 1959

PARAMOUNT ORGAN POPS-
JIM RIGGS and JOHN SENG
Paramount Theatre, Oakland, Saturday, May 1, 1993
4/26 Wurlitzer.  Recorded by Bruce Grulke
From the Jack O'Neill Collection of the Nor-Cal ATOS
Transfer from DAT tape and editing by Matias Bombal, June 30, 2022
Program:
Introduction: Peter Botto, Paramount Theatre General Manager
Barnum and Bailey's Favorites
(SENG) You Made Me Love You
(RIGGS) I Love to Hear You Singing
(RIGGS) Medley from TOO MUCH HARMONY (next 3 selections)
Thanks
The Day You Came Along
 Buckin' The Wind
(SENG) The Root Beer Rag
(SENG) Jeannine (I Dream of Lilac Time)
Medley from MY FAIR LADY (next 8 selections)
Overture
On The Street Where You Live
I Could Have Danced All Night
Ascot Gavotte
?
The Rain In Spain
I've Grown Accustom To Her Face
I Could Have Danced All Night (reprise)
(RIGGS) A Broken Rosary
Brazil
I n t e r m i s s i o n
(SENG) The Dream of/by?  Parody?
(SENG) The Dance Of the Comedians (from The Bartered Bride)
(RIGGS) Hello, Aloha, How Are You?
Harlem Nocturne
(SENG) The Boy Next Door
(RIGGS) Medley of Fred Astaire tunes (next 8 selections)
Cheek To Cheek
Isn't It A Lovely Day 
The Way You Look Tonight
Pick Yourself Up
Let's Face The Music And Dance
They All Laughed
The Piccolino
Flying Down To Rio
Ain't Misbehavin'
Entry Of The Gladiators
Note: The last two selections, have a different "environment" due to right channel loss on the DAT master.  We could not increase the gain for it would sound over modulated with a much higher noise ratio.
Photo: Matias Bombal

Jim Riggs & John Seng- Paramount Oakland Organ Pops- May 1, 1993

JIM RIGGS at the Paramount Theatre, Denver, Colorado
ATOS Rocky Mountain Regional Convention 1986
Friday, December 10, 1986, 8 p.m.  4/20 Publix Wurlitzer (original installation)
Recorded with a PCM F1 Digital Processor by Jack O'Neill
Transfer from reel-to-reel tape by Matias Bombal, June 21, 2022.
Program:
2 selections by THE MOUNTAINAIRES vocal group
Convention introductions
My Sweet Tooth Says I Wanna, But My Wisdom Tooth Says No
Moonlight On The River
Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise
Lulu's Back In Town
Masquerade
When Love Came To Me On A Little Balcony In Spain
Love In Bloom
Dance Of The Blue Marionettes
The Motion Picture Herald March (Jim Riggs composition)
I n t e r m i s s i o n
Chansonette
Blue Moon
My Silent Love
South Of The Border
Stormy Weather
King For A Day
Honeysuckle Rose
Warner Bros. Medley (5 selections that follow:)
Sittin' On A Backyard Fence
Shadow Waltz
Pettin' In The Park
I'm Like A Fish Out Of Water
Shuffle Off To Buffalo
Hot Dog

Photo: One of two Wurlitzer consoles of the Denver Paramount Theatre, 
ATOS photo.

Jim Riggs- Denver Paramount- October 10, 1986

JIM RIGGS- Gaumont State Cinema, Kilburn, 
North West London, England
C.O.S. convention, Sunday, May 30, 1993, 11 a.m.
Top Rank Club 4/16 Wurlitzer 
Transfer from DAT tape from the collection of William Schlotter, 
NorCal ATOS, by Matias Bombal, June 21, 2022.
Program:
Introduction 
Paramount On Parade/I've Got To Sing A Torch Song
Twenty Million People
Hello, Aloha, How Are You?
Medley from TOO MUCH HARMONY (next 3 selections)
Thanks
The Day You Came Along
Buckin' The Wind
Her Name Is Mary
Medley from Warner Bros. 1930's musicals (next 7 selections)
Shuffle Off To Buffalo
Shadow Waltz
Your Getting To be a Habit with Me
Sittin' On A Back Yard Fence
"Garden Party" (possibly "High Life" by Harry Warren)
All's Fair In Love And War
42nd Street
Medley (next 2 selections)
Memories Of You
Isn't It Romantic
Gershwin Medley from CRAZY FOR YOU (next  7 selections)
I Can't be Bothered Now
Embraceable You 
Slap the Bass
But Not For Me
Nice Work If You Can Get It
Someone To Watch Over Me
 I Got Rhythm 
I n t e r m i s s i o n
If I Had a Girl Like You (Opening missed by recording engineer, faded in.)
Medley from FRED ASTAIRE movies (next 8 selections)
Let Yourself Go
A Foggy Day 
The Way You Look Tonight
The Piccolino
Isn't This A lovely Day
Pick Yourself Up
They Can't Take That Away From Me
The Continental
A Broken Rosary
Shallow Waters
Medley from THE BAND WAGON (next 7 selections)
New Sun In The Sky
By Myself
Louisiana Hayride
Dancing In The Dark
I Guess I'll Have To Change My Plan
I Love Louisa
That's Entertainment
Sidney Torch HOT PIPES Medley (next 6  selections)
The Toy Trumpet
Getting Sentimental Over You
Snake Charmer
Greenwich Witch
Serenade For A Wealthy Widow
Twilight In Turkey 
closing remarks.
Photo: Nathan/Flickr.

Jim Riggs- Gaumont State Cinema- Kilburn UK- May 30, 1993

JIM RIGGS - Warnors Theatre, Fresno
1990 ATOS FRESNO REGIONAL CONVENTION Sequoia Chapter
Friday evening, October  19, 1990.  Robert Morton 4/14
Recorded by William Schlotter. Transfer and(slight)editing from master DAT tape by Matías Bombal, June 22, 2022.
Program:
Introduction-Stan Kann
I'm Doing What I'm Doing For Love
An Evening In Caroline
Once In A While
Medley from KID MILLIONS (next 4 selections)
Minstrel Man
When My Ship Comes In
Your Head On My Shoulder
An Earful Of Music
Panamericana
The Peanut Polka
Jumping Bean
Cuban Love Song
Medley of Duke Ellington selections (next 3 selections)
I've Got It Bad And That Ain't Good
Mood Indigo
Caravan
Granada
Twelfth Street Rag
I n t e r m i s s i o n
High School Cadets
When It's Sleepy Time Down South
Medley of Walter Donaldson selections (next 5 selections)
My Baby Just Cares For Me
What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry 
At Sundown
Little White Lies
My Blue Heaven
Chansonette
Can This Be Love?
My Funny Valentine
Dance Of The Blue Marionettes
Cuckoo In The Nest
I Hate Myself
Paramount On Parade
Encore:
Livin' In The Sunlight Lovin' In Moonlight

Jim Riggs - Warnors Theatre, Fresno- October 19, 1990

JIM RIGGS- Castro Theatre, San Francisco 
Music From Musical Theatre and More 
Sunday morning, October 18,  1987. 4/21 Wurlitzer. NorCal ATOS event.
Recorded by Bruce Grulke on DAT tape, transfer and editing by Matías Bombal, June 25, 2022.
Program:
Introduction: Ray Taylor
Alexander's Ragtime Band
Medley (next 2 selections)
Swanee
A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody
Oh, Lady Be Good
Medley from THE COCOANUTS (next 4 selections)
Lucky Boy 
Florida By The Sea
When My Dreams Come True
A Little Bungalow
Medley of blue tunes (next 3 selections)
Blue Skies
The Blue Room
The Birth Of The Blues
Medley (next 2 selections)
Varsity Drag
S'Wonderful
You Took Advantage Of Me
Medley from GIRL CRAZY (next 3 selections)
But Not For Me (slight DAT glitch data drop, sections joined at 35:14)
Embraceable You
I Got Rhythm 
Medley (next 2 selections)
Night And Day
Paper Moon
Stormy Weather
Medley from SNOW WHITE (next 7 selections)
With A Smile And A Song
I'm Wishing
One Song
The Washing Song
Whistle While You Work
(The Dwarfs' Work Song) Heigh-Ho
Someday My Prince Will Come
I n t e r m i s s i o n
Japanese Sandman
On Slow Boat To China (2 DAT drop outs, each joined)
Moonlight On The River
Cuban Love Song
The St. Louis Blues
Closing medley (next 3 selections)
Motion Picture Herald March (Jim Riggs composition)
20th Century-Fox Fanfare with CinemaScope Extension 
San Francisco
Encore:
Laugh, Clown, Laugh

JIM RIGGS- Castro Theatre Wurlitzer- Music From Musical Theatre and More-  October 18, 1987

JIM RIGGS- Oakland Paramount Theatre
ATOS National Convention,  July 5, 2003.
4/26 Wurlitzer - Recorded by William O. Schlotter, NorCal ATOS
Transfer from DAT master tape and editing by Matías Bombal, June 29, 2022
Program:
Introduction: Ken Double, convention emcee
Paramount On Parade (house theme)/Lulu's Back In Town
Nickel in The Slot
Medley from SINGIN' IN THE RAIN (next 5 selections)
Broadway Rhythm
You Are My Lucky Star
Would You?
You Were meant For Me
Broadway Melody
Get Happy
Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise
Taking A Chance On Love
I Concentrate On You
One For My Baby
Medley of George Gershwin compositions (next 8 selections)
S'Wonderful 
A Foggy Day
Someone To Watch Over Me
Liza
But Not For Me
Nice Work If You Can Get It
Our Love Is Here To Stay
I've Got Rhythm
I n t e r m i s s i o n
Introduction to second half: Ken Double
On Screen: 
1956 National Screen Service re-release trailer for KING KONG (RKO, 1933) (1 min. 32 seconds)
King Kong March
Stars In My Eyes (slight DAT tape deterioration, sections joined)
My  Funny Valentine
Lullaby Of The Leaves
Medley from THE BAND WAGON (next 7 selections)
New Sun In The Sky
By Myself
Louisiana Hayride
Dancing in the Dark
I Guess I'll Have To Change My Plan
I Love Louisa
That's Entertainment
Dizzy Fingers
Americans We
Paramount On Parade (house theme)
Photo: Jim Riggs at the Paramount Wurlitzer console by Matías Bombal

Jim Riggs- Oakland Paramount- July 5, 2003

JIM RIGGS & JIM ROSEVEARE: A PUBLIC CONCERT
Paramount Theatre, Oakland 
January 30, 1988.  4/27 Wurlitzer. 
From the collection of William O. Schlotter, NorCal ATOS.
Transfer and additional editing by Matías Bombal, July 1, 2022.
Program listed below.
Note: This was digitized from an edited recording of this concert, thus, not all of the introductions to each selection were complete (as heard the night of the concert at the theatre) on the source DAT tape, itself dubbed from a reel-to-reel. We have made every attempt to normalize the varying levels of the speaking portions as on the source DAT they were at multiple volume levels, but some were missing, start abruptly, or cut off.  In some cases, we further trimmed them of fragments that were incomplete ideas because of missing portions, in order that the spoken passages make sense.  As a result there are some abrupt starts and stops in these segments between musical selections.  The editor(unknown) of the source tape faded out the applause at the end of each selection which makes these abrupt segues more obvious. We hope you will not find it too distracting, or take away from your pleasure in listening to this extraordinary concert of two legendary theatre organists at one of the finest Wurlitzer organs of the world.
Introduction: Peter Botto, General Manager, Paramount Theatre
Belle Of The Ball
Flapperette
(ROSEVEARE) When I'm With You
(RIGGS) Medley from SINGIN' IN THE RAIN (next 5 selections)
Broadway Rhythm
You Are My Lucky Star
Would You
You Were Meant For Me
Broadway Melody
(RIGGS) The Cuban Love Song
Thrilled
(ROSEVEARE) A Precious Little Thing Called Love
Where Are You Going?
The Petite Waltz
I n t e r m i s s i o n
Air de Ballet
(ROSEVEARE)Two Cigarettes In The Dark
(ROSEVEARE) My Wishing Song
Medley of selections from Warner Bros. musical films (next selections)
Pretty Lady
By A Waterfall
I'll String Along With You
About A Quarter To Nine
The Apartment Scene
She's A Latin From Manhattan
(RIGGS) Moonlight On The River
(RIGGS) Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise
Poodle Parade
Anchors Away
E n c o r e:
Dizzy Fingers

Jim Riggs & Jim Roseveare- A Public Concert- Paramount Theatre -January 30, 1988

JIM RIGGS- Paramount Pops
HOLLYWOOD'S  MUSICAL LEGACY
March 18, 1995. Paramount Theatre, Oakland.  4/27 Wurlitzer
Composite of recordings by William O. Schlotter (up to intermission) and Jack O'Neill (after intermission). Transfer and editing by Matías Bombal, July 6, 2022, from Maxell high bias type II cassette tapes made from original DAT tape (DAT now lost) with Dolby B NR and marked "COPYMASTER".
Program:
Introduction- Peter Botto, General Manager, Paramount Theatre.
Opening Medley (next 3 selections)
If I Had A Talking Picture Of You (from SUNNY SIDE UP, FOX-Movietone, 1929)
(elements of) You Oughta Be In Pictures (My Star Of Stars)
Hooray For Hollywood (console up)(from HOLLYWOOD HOTEL, Warner Bros., 1937)
Medley from silent films (next 2 selections)
Karma (from THE FALL OF A NATION, Vitagraph, 1916)
Ramona (from RAMONA, United Artists, 1927)
Medley (next 3 selections)
Oreintale
Hindustan
Japanese Sandman
Makin' Whoopee (from WHOOPEE!, Samuel Goldwyn, 1930)
Medley of Shirley Temple songs from 20th Century-Fox musicals (next 8 selections)
On The Good Ship Lollipop (from BRIGHT EYES, 20th Century-Fox, 1934)
But Definitely (from POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL, 20th Century-Fox, 1936)
An Old Straw Hat (from REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM, 20th Century-Fox, 1938)
We Should Be Together (from LITTLE MISS BROADWAY, 20th Century-Fox, 1938)
Early Bird (from CAPTAIN JANUARY, 20th Century-Fox, 1936)
When I'm With You (from POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL, 20th Century-Fox, 1936)
Goodnight My Love (from STOWAWAY, 20th Century-Fox, 1936)
At The Codfish Ball (from CAPTAIN JANUARY, 20th Century-Fox, 1936)
Stormy Weather (from STORMY WEATHER, 20th Century-Fox, 1943)
Medley of motion picture themes/title music/scores (next 3 selections)
Tara's Theme (from GONE WITH THE WIND, Selznick Studios, 1939) 
Laura (from LAURA, 20th Century-Fox, 1944)
As Time Goes By (from CASABLANCA, Warner Bros., 1942)
Medley from Warner Bros. musical pictures (next 5 selections)
(musical quote from) 42nd Street (from 42nd STREET, Warner Bros., 1933) 
The Shadow Waltz (from GOLD DIGGERS OF 1933 Warner Bros., 1933)
untitled garden scene melody (from GOLD DIGGERS OF 1935, Warner Bros., 1935)
By A Waterfall (from FOOTLIGHT PARADE, Warner Bros., 1933)
All's Fair In Love And War (from GOLD DIGGERS OF 1937, Warner Bros., 1936)
Oxford Street
Paramount On Parade (house theme, from PARAMOUNT ON PARADE, Paramount Pictures, 1930)
I n t e r m i s s i o n
(beginning missing) Where Or When (from BABES IN ARMS, M-G-M, 1939 of '37 B'way show)
Medley from Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers RKO musicals (next 8 selections)
The Piccoloino (from TOP HAT, RKO, 1935)
Let's Face The Music And Dance (from FOLLOW THE FLEET, RKO, 1936)
Night And Day (from THE GAY DIVORCEE, RKO, 1934)
The Way You Look Tonight (from SWING TIME, RKO, 1936)
Change Partners (from CAREFREE, RKO, 1938)     
Pick Yourself Up (from SWING TIME, RKO, 1936)
They Can't Take Away From Me (from SHALL WE DANCE, RKO, 1937)
Nice Work If You Can Get It (from A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS, RKO, 1937)
Medley from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer musicals (next selections)
Begin The Beguine (from BROADWAY MELODY OF 1940, M-G-M, 1940)
If I Only Had A Brain (from THE WIZARD OF OZ, M-G-M, 1939)
You Made Me Love You (I didn't Want To Do It) (1913) (featured in  BROADWAY MELODY OF 1938, M-G-M, 1937)
Isn't It Romantic (from LOVE ME TONIGHT, Paramount, 1932)
Medley (next 4 selections)
Taking A Chance On Love (from CABIN IN THE SKY, M-G-M, 1943)
The Boy Next Door (from MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS, M-G-M, 1944)
Love Is Here To Stay (from THE GOLDWYN FOLLIES, Samuel Goldwyn/United Artists, 1938)
Thou Swell (1927) (featured in WORDS AND MUSIC, M-G-M, 1948)
Medley from SINGIN' IN THE RAIN (M-G-M, 1952) (next 5 selections)
Broadway Rhythm
You Are My Lucky Star
Would You?
You Were Meant For Me
Broadway Melody
Paramount On Parade (house theme)

Jim Riggs- Oakland Paramount Pops- March 18, 1995

JIM RIGGS- Shea's Buffalo Theatre
ATOS 1994 REGIONAL CONVENTION Opening concert.
Buffalo, New York- September 16, 1994. 4/28 Wurlitzer organ.
Recorded by Jack O' Neill with Sony D7 DAT and AKG stereo microphones.
Dubbed from DAT to TDK high bias tape cassettes with Dolby B NR by William O. Schlotter.
Transfer of cassette tapes and editing by Matías Bombal, July 8, 2022.
Program:
Shea's house announcement/introduction by Col. Jack Moelmann
(Musical quote from Shuffle Off To Buffalo) Stompin' At The Savoy
Paramount On Parade
Taking A Chance on Love
Medley of  selections from Shirley Temple musicals (next 7 selections)
But Definitely
We Should Together  
Early Bird
An Old Straw Hat
When I'm With You
Goodnight My love  
At The Codfish Ball 
Blue Moon
Medley of Richard Rodgers selections (next 8 selections)
Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered
There's A Small Hotel
Thou Swell
Spring Is Here
I Could Write A Book
Isn't It Romantic
Where Or When
The Lady Is A Tramp
On A Slow Boat To China
Medley of George Gershwin selections (next 7 selections) 
Who Cares?
But Not For Me 
S'Wonderful
Love Is Here To Stay
Nice Work If You Can Get It
A Foggy Day
I Got Rhythm
I n t e r m i s s i o n
I Love To Hear You Singing
If I Had A Girl Like You
Medley of Duke Ellington selections (next 3 selections)
I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good
Mood Indigo
Caravan
The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else
I'm Dancing With Tears In My Eyes
Medley: SWINGING DOWN EAST (next 3 selections)
Orientale
Hindustan
Japanese Sandman
Medley from SINGIN' IN THE RAIN (next 5 selections)
Broadway Rhythm
You Are My Lucky Star
Would You?
You Were Meant For Me
Broadway Melody
E n c o r e:
Always
Paramount On Parade

Photo: Shea's Wurlitzer console, TheatreOrgans.com

Jim Riggs- Shea's Buffalo Theatre- September 16, 1994

JIM RIGGS- Berkeley Community Theatre Concert
Bay Area Career Retrospective - 2:30 p.m., March 15, 2009.
(Jim Riggs moved to Wichita, Kansas after playing this concert)
NorCal Chapter ATOS-  4/41 Wurlitzer. Recorded by William O. Schlotter utilizing:
Sony M1 with Microtec Microphones, Blue Tube Preamp, suspended from spotlight call.  
Transfer from DAT cassette master and editing by Matías Bombal, July 11, 2022.
Program:
Introduction- William O. Schlotter
Paramount On Parade
Medley from  THE WIZARD OF OZ (next 7 selections)
Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are
It Really Was No Miracle
Ding Dong! The Witch Is Dead
If I Only Had A Brain
Optimistic Voices "We're Out Of The Woods"
In The Merry Old Land Of Oz
Over The Rainbow
Isn't This A Lovely Day (To Be Caught In The Rain?)
How Long Has This Been Going On?
Medley of selections from Shirley Temple films (next 6 selections)
But Definitely
We Should Be Together
An Old Straw Hat
When I'm With You
Goodnight My Love
At The Codfish Ball
Waltzing In The Clouds
You're A Sweetheart
Medley for Georgia and Rosemary (Jim's daughters)(next 2 selections)
Georgia On My Mind
Love Grows(Where My Rosemary Goes)
Home
Chattanooga Choo Choo (interpolating  Alabamy Bound and I've Been Working On The Railroad)
I n t e r m i s s i o n
Medley from 42nd STREET (next 6 selections)
Pretty Lady
By A Waterfall
I'll String Along With You
About A Quarter To Nine
Apartment Scene
42nd Street
Medley from KID MILLIONS (next 4 selections)
I Want To Be A Minstrel Man
When My Ship Comes In
Your Head On My Shoulder
An Earful Of Music
Over The Rainbow
Paramount On Parade

Photo: The Windsheet, NorCal ATOS.

Jim Riggs- Berkeley Community Theatre- March 15, 2009

JIM RIGGS- Ye Olde Pizza Joynt- May 13, 2001
Meeting of the NorCal TOS- 3/13 Wurlitzer. San Lorenzo, CALIF.
Recorded By Jack O'Neill. Transfer and editing from DAT original master tape by Matías Bombal, July 16, 2022. Jim Riggs speaks without use of a microphone.
Program:
Mr. Sandman
Medley of Sambas (next 5 selections) 
The Girl From Ipanema
Samba de Verão (Summer Samba (So Nice))
Watch What Happens 
One Note Samba
The Girl From Ipanema (reprise)
Unforgettable
Bei Mir Bist Du Schön
Millie's Medley (next 2 selections)
Careless
Dream
Route 66
Louise
Winnie The Pooh
One For My Baby
Tennessee Waltz
Chattanooga Choo Choo (interpolating California Here I Come, Petticoat Junction, I've Been Working On The Railroad, Someone's In The Kitchen With Dinah)
(Microphone recording level too high; over modulated in spots)
Editors Note:
The original DAT tape from which this was sourced has started to deteriorate.  There had been one more selection at the beginning of the program, Jim's rendition of Jessie Crawford's "Forgotten Melody", but the digital static and gaps made it impossible to clean up or repair.  Both "Chattanooga Choo Cho" and the very end of "Route 66" are over modulated as the microphone recording levels were too high in the restaurant and thus the loud/low frequencies just fall apart in those instances.  That said, this is a highly unusual capture of a style of Jim Riggs' playing that was never commercially recorded, showing his versatility as a musician to be able to play in any context.  You hear all the noise of a pizza parlor, pounding noises from the kitchen  and the murmur of the crowd in to dine that were not part of the ATOS Chapter meeting.  The open console that followed was not recorded.  This instrument was destroyed in a fire at the restaurant in 2003. It had originated as a 2/9 from the State Theatre in Fresno and was augmented over time with 4 additional ranks and a 3 manual console. This was the very first pizza parlor with a pipe organ, starting a 3 decade trend that extended the awareness of the theatre organ for additional generations.

Photo: Ye Olde Pizza Joynt Facebook page.

Jim Riggs- Ye Olde Pizza Joynt- May 13, 2001

JIM RIGGS- Paramount Theatre, Oakland, CALIF.
"The Ninety-one-derful" San Francisco Convention of the ATOS. Saturday evening, July 6, 1991
With Jack Bethards and special guest Lew Williams- 4/27 Wurlitzer. Recorded by William O. Schlotter, NorCal TOS. Transfer from DAT tape copy master and editing by Matías Bombal, July 24, 2022
Program:
Introduction: Jack Bethards 
- Jim Riggs plays subtly "cool" jazz tempo under announcements with segue in seamless continuity to:
Says My Heart
The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else
Lazy Day
Blue Is The Night
-On Screen- Film Snipe- Dec-O-Win (with prizes  4-U) Jim joins the film soundtrack in the same key 
-On the orchestra elevator, Jack Bethards,  Miss Lisa and The Dec-O-Win (Ten-O-Win) wheel.
-DEC-O-WIN (a regular feature of the Paramount Movie Classics) spin-to-win game- "ATOE" version 
When It's Sleepy Time Down South
If I Had A Girl like You
El Choclo (Kiss Of Fire) Remembering Everett Nourse at the FOX San Francisco
- On Screen (during El Choclo and Carolina In The Morning): 
16mm motion pictures of the San Francisco FOX Theatre, 
photographed by Les Thomsen and assembled and projected by 
Dick Bartell.
Carolina In The Morning
I Surrender Dear
Medley of Maurice Chevalier hits (next 7 selections)
Singing A Happy Song
My Love Parade
Sweeping The Clouds Away
My Ideal
You Brought A New Kind Of Love To Me
There Ought To Be A Moonlight Saving Time
I n t e r m i s s i o n
Stein Song (fades in at beginning)  Duet: Jim Riggs and Lew Williams at the slave console
Deep Night
I Concentrate On You
Granada
My Funny Valentine
I Love To Hear You Singing

Many thanks to Lew Williams for allowing the online presentation of his performance in this concert.
Thanks to Chris Nichols for his help in bringing this to the internet.
Photo: NorCalTOS 1991 convention program

Jim Riggs- Paramount Theatre, Oakland- July 6, 1991

JIM RIGGS- Grand Lake Theatre, Oakland, CALIF.
Concert, NorCal TOS, 11 a.m., Sunday, November  17, 1985
3/13 Wurlitzer- Recorded by Jack O'Neill utilizing a Sony TCD5M and ECM23 microphones, Dolby B NR.
Transfer from high bias BASF cassette master tape and editing by Matías Bombal, July 28, 2022.
Program:
Introduction: Ray Taylor
Living In Sunlight, Loving In The Moonlight
It Might As Well Be Spring
I've Got A Feeling I'm Falling
Deep Night
No Other Love (first instrumentally used in VICTORY AT SEA, later ME AND JULIET)
12th Street Rag
The Lady In Red
Medley from TOP HAT (next 4 selections)
Cheek To Cheek
Isn't It A Lovely Day (To Be Caught In The Rain?)
Top Hat, White Tie And Tails
The Piccolino
I n t e r m i s s i o n
(abrupt beginning) Broadway Melody
You're A Builder Upper
The Birth Of The Blues
Rio Rita
You Go To My Head
The Girlfriend Of The Whirling Dervish
Honeysuckle Rose (concert arrangement)
Untitled Jim Riggs Composition
You
E n c o r e:
Nobles Of The Mystic Shrine

Special thanks to Chris Nichols, NorCal TOS, for his assistance in bringing this recording to the internet.
Photo: Roof top electrical sign of the Grand Lake Theatre, Oakland, by Gary Parks

Jim Riggs- Grand Lake Theatre- November 17, 1985

JIM RIGGS- Warnors Theatre- October 20, 1989
Sequoia Chapter, ATOS/San Joaquin Chapter, AGO concert, Fresno, CALIF. - 4/14 Robert Morton
Recorded by Gary Miller on normal bias cassette tape.
Transfer from cassette and editing by Matías Bombal, September 6, 2022.
Program:
Introduction- Sequoia Chapter chairman Tom Borgstrom
20th Century-Fox fanfare with CinemaScope extension/
San Francisco 
Singin' In The Bathtub
Stormy Weather
The Peanut Polka
Why Can't You?
My Sunshine Is You
Medley of Warner Bros. Musicals of the 1930's
Pretty Lady
By A Waterfall
I'll String Along With You
About A Quarter To Nine
The Apartment Scene
All's Fair In Love And War
-Silent Laurel & Hardy comedy- LIBERTY (organ accompaniment not recorded by Gary Miller)
On Slow Boat To China
In t e r m i s s i o n
Television March
-Pantages/Warner's/Warnors organ history and demonstration
 -Second silent short comedy (not recorded by Gary Miller)
Baby- Oh Where Can You Be?
I Concentrate On You
Raymond Scott Medley (next 2 selections)
The Toy Trumpet
Powerhouse
Medley from THE COCOANUTS (1925 B'way/1929 Film)(next 5 selections)
Lucky Boy
Florida By The Sea (chorus: In The Lovely Land Of Florida)
The Monkey Doodle Doo
Tango Melody
A Little Bungalo
My Funny Valentine
God Bless America

Photo:  Warnors Theatre, Fresno interior from balcony- 
Matías Bombal photo

I am beholden to those kind folks that have contributed to the Go Fund Me campaign that makes possible my work in bringing these recordings to the internet for your listening pleasure. THANK YOU.
-Matías Bombal

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Jim Riggs- Warnors Theatre- October 20, 1989

TOM SHEEN- Orpheum Theatre- February 15, 1987
LATOS(ATOS)Concert, Orpheum Theatre, Los Angeles, Sunday morning, 9:30 a.m.  3/13 Wurlitzer
Recorded with PCM digital processor on to VHS video tape, dubbed to cassette with Dolby C NR
Transfer from TDK high bias cassette and slight editing by Matías Bombal, September 27, 2022.
Program:
That's Entertainment
Jeannine I Dream Of Lilac Time
Brassman's Holiday
-Medley(next 2 selections)   
Stardust
Tenderly
-Astaire & Rogers Medley(next 4 selections)
Cheek To Cheek
Isn't A Lovely Day To Be Caught In The Rain
They Can't Take That Away From Me
The Continental 
 -A Tribute to Lovers medley(next 3 selections)
Lover Where Can You Be?
Lover Man
Lover
-Big Band medley(next 4 selections)
Opus One
Saturday Night Is The Loneliest Night Of The Week
Don't Get Around Much Anymore
I'm Beginning To See The Light
-SHOW BOAT Medley(next 6 selections)
Why Do I Love You?
You Are Love
Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man
Make Believe
Bill
Ol' Man River
I n t e r m i s s i o n
-Gershwin Medley(next 8 selections)
Oh, Lady Be Good!
Fascinating Rhythm
Soon
By Strauss
Our Love Is Here To Stay
Swanee
A Foggy Day
I Got Rhythm
Alone Together
Running Off The Rails
Slaughter On Tenth Avenue

Photo: Orpheum Theatre, Los Angeles- Berger/Conser Photography-  Los Angeles Conservancy

Vintage audio equipment used for transfer and digitization maintained and serviced by Mark Pollock.
Thanks to the contributors that make the transfer of these recordings possible, including: Stephen Stich, Simon Moran, Jack Rhine, Dick Taylor, Edwin R. Sinclair, Joe Owen, Randy Warwick, Esther Vasquez, Nick Grbac, Shane Franz, Thomas Klose, Michael Eastman, Christopher Booras, Larry Fenner, Christian Elliott, Ryoki Yamaguchi, Jeff Porto, Mark Fontana, Michael Fellenzer, Chris Nichols, Mark Herman, Luke Staisiunas, Christopher Attison, Mary Zeppa, Pete Poulos, Donald Binks, John Davey, Frank Vanaman, Richard Glazier, Donna Hill, Thomas Mathiesen, Stephen Ashley, Dennis Wilhelm, Michael Kinerk, Jeanne Nourse and 3 persons that wish to remain anonymous.  If so inclined, you may contribute to the ongoing transfer and uploading of rare theatre organ recordings in this fashion at our Go Find Me link:
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Tom Sheen- Orpheum Theatre- February 15, 1987

JIM RIGGS- Paramount Theatre Movie Classics- September 20, 1993, THE MUSIC MAN
Jim Riggs plays the house in for the September 20, 1993 screening of THE MUSIC MAN at the Oakland, California  Paramount Theatre of the Arts, PLUS Jack Bethards and Dec-O-Win.  4/27 Wurlitzer
Recording via suspended Paramount house cardioid microphones on to high bias cassette tape, collection of Jim Riggs. Transfer, with cassette Dolby B NR applied, by Matías Bombal, October  17, 2022.
Program:
-7:30 p.m.  console rises with:
If I Had A Girl Like You
Twenty Million People
Brother, Can You Spare A Dime?
But Not For Me
S'Wonderful
Love Is Here To Stay
Liza
Nice Work If You Can Get It
Embraceable You
I Got Rhythm
Jumping Bean
El Capitan
Nobles Of the Mystic Shrine
Seventy Six Trombones
Paramount On Parade (console down)
- 8 p.m. On screen (not recorded): Paramount Sound News, Warner Bros. Cartoon, Previews of Coming Attractions. 
-As the previews end, the Paramount Broadway Matinees/Dec-O-Win film snipe soundtrack that closes the preview reel may be heard as the organ console rises to accompaniment position and the orchestra elevator raises to stage level with the spinning Dec-O-Win wheel...
Dec-O-Win with JACK BETHARDS accompanied by JIM RIGGS featuring Shelly at the Dec-O Win wheel, and prize runners in the house; On the main floor- Steven Stich and in the balcony, Ken Walters.
Paramount on Parade- Console and orchestra elevator down, for start of THE MUSIC MAN.

Photo: Jim Riggs plays the house in for a Paramount Movie Classic- by Mitch Tobais

Vintage audio equipment used for transfer and digitization maintained and serviced by Mark Pollock.
Thanks to the contributors that make the transfer of these recordings possible, including: Edward Millington Stout III, Bill Taylor, Chris Nordwall, Paul Rutan, Jr., Neal Wood, Eddie Hulsey, Stephen Stich, Simon Moran, Jack Rhine, Dick Taylor, Edwin R. Sinclair, Joe Owen, Randy Warwick, Esther Vasquez, Nick Grbac, Shane Franz, Thomas Klose, Michael Eastman, Christopher Booras, Larry Fenner, Christian Elliott, Ryoki Yamaguchi, Jeff Porto, Mark Fontana, Michael Fellenzer, Chris Nichols, Mark Herman, Luke Staisiunas, Christopher Attison, Mary Zeppa, Pete Poulos, Donald Binks, John Davey, Frank Vanaman, Richard Glazier, Donna Hill, Thomas Mathiesen, Stephen Ashley, Dennis Wilhelm, Michael Kinerk, Jeanne Nourse and 3 persons that wish to remain anonymous.  If so inclined, you may contribute to the ongoing transfer and uploading of rare theatre organ recordings in this fashion at our Go Find Me link:
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Jim Riggs- Paramount Movie Classic- September 20, 1993- The Music Man

JIM ROSEVEARE- Orpheum Theatre, San Francisco- July 16, 1975
A.T.O.S. Convention "Leave Your Heart In San Francisco" Wednesday evening, July 16, 1975.
4/22 Robert Morton.  Recording from the collection of Jim Riggs. 
Transfer and slight editing by Matías Bombal, November 5, 2022.
Program:
-Introduction: Stan Kann
I Love To Hear You Singing 
Journey Into Melody
I'd Love To Be Loved Once Again
Guess Who I Saw Today
Canadian Capers
Beautiful Love
One Big Union For Two/Sunday In The Park
Flamingo
Pop Goes Your Heart
I n t e r m i s s i o n
-Introduction to 2nd half, Stan Kann.  Thanks to those that assisted, recognition of Charlie Hershman. 
All's Fair In Love And War
Waltzing In The Clouds
Punchinello, Op. 38
-Medley of Three Waltzes:
Do I Hear A Waltz
Come Dance With Me
The Most Beautiful Girl In The World
Two Cigarettes In The Dark
Masquerade
(In Gloaming) By The Fireside
My Love Song
E n c o r e
Hooray For Hollywood

Photo of Jim Roseveare from the collection of Jim Roseveare/Jim Riggs.

Vintage audio equipment used for transfer and digitization maintained and serviced by Mark Pollock.
Thanks to the contributors that make the transfer of these recordings possible, including: Edward Millington Stout III, Judson Owens, Philip Lehle, Marti Johnson, Darren Ferreter, Terry Nace, Bill Taylor, Chris Nordwall, Paul Rutan, Jr., Neal Wood, Eddie Hulsey, Stephen Stich, Simon Moran, Jack Rhine, Dick Taylor, Edwin R. Sinclair, Joe Owen, Randy Warwick, Esther Vasquez, Nick Grbac, Shane Franz, Thomas Klose, Michael Eastman, Christopher Booras, Larry Fenner, Christian Elliott, Ryoki Yamaguchi, Jeff Porto, Mark Fontana, Michael Fellenzer, Chris Nichols, Mark Herman, Luke Staisiunas, Christopher Attison, Mary Zeppa, Pete Poulos, Donald Binks, John Davey, Frank Vanaman, Richard Glazier, Donna Hill, Thomas Mathiesen, Stephen Ashley, Dennis Wilhelm, Michael Kinerk, Jeanne Nourse and 3 persons that wish to remain anonymous.  If so inclined, you may contribute to the ongoing transfer and uploading of rare theatre organ recordings in this fashion at our Go Find Me link:
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Jim Roseveare- Orpheum Theatre- July 16, 1975

EVERETT NOURSE- Devtronix Theatre Organ and Concert Organ Demonstration- 1982 
Devtronix Organs, Inc.  Recorded in STEREO by Frank Killinger.
Everett Nourse demonstrates the Ray L. DeVault Devtronix Organs, manufactured in Sacramento, California.  Particularly interesting today as it offers an insight into legendary organist Everett Nourse's registration style, so much a part of his personal sound.  Nourse introduces each tonal character and then demonstrates samples of its use.  Transfer, editing and noise reduction by Matías Bombal, December 18, 2023 from a normal bias cassette dub (June, 1984) from the  original master tape made by Everett Nourse for Ralph M. Bell, M.D., former editor of THEATRE ORGAN magazine, who said "Everett's remarks are worth their weight in gold to the serious musician" (THEATRE ORGAN Sept/Oct. 1985, page 8. Col.3, Paragraph 2) The Devtronix Theatre organ model used here was the "Paramount" three manual console.  Thanks to Edward Torres and Lew Williams for a few song identifications.
Program:
Rosalie
Spoken Introduction, Everett Nourse
-Demonstrations:
Tiba (Sample melody: Waltzing In The Clouds)
Strings (Sample melody: Stranger In Paradise)
Vox (Sample melody: L'Amour Toujours L'Amour)  
Tuba Mirabilis (Sample melody: Cocktails For Two)
Brass Trumpet (Sample melody: The Glory Of Love)
English Post Horn (Sample melody: Top Hat, White Tie And Tails)
Orchestral Oboe (Sample melody: Caravan)
Musette (Sample melody: Lovely To Look At)
Horn Oboe (Sample melody: Torna A Surriento/Come Back To Sorrento/Surrender)
Kinura (Sample melodies: The Story Of The Young Prince And The Young Princess (Scheherazade) / Sophisticated Swing)
Clarinet (Sample melody: I Had The Craziest Dream)
Sax (Sample melody: Unkn.)
Flute (Sample melody: Stardust)
Glock/Orchestra Bells (Sample melody: Baby's Birthday Party)
Chrysoglott
-Complete musical selections
Who?
Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider
On A Clear Day
I Apologize
Ecstasy Tango
All Of Me
The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else
Undecided
-The Devtronix Concert Organ
Spoken Introduction, Everett Nourse 
Diapason
Flute
Gedackt
Strings
Oboe
Clarinet
Horn Oboe
Trumpet
Tuba Mirabilis
Trompette

Vintage audio equipment used for transfer and digitization maintained and serviced by Mark Pollock.
Thanks to the contributors that make the transfer of these recordings possible, including: Edward Millington Stout III, Bill Taylor, Chris Nordwall, Paul Rutan, Jr., Neal Wood, Eddie Hulsey, Stephen Stich, Simon Moran, Jack Rhine, Dick Taylor, Edwin R. Sinclair, Joe Owen, Randy Warwick, Esther Vasquez, Nick Grbac, Shane Franz, Thomas Klose, Michael Eastman, Christopher Booras, Larry Fenner, Christian Elliott, Ryoki Yamaguchi, Jeff Porto, Mark Fontana, Michael Fellenzer, Chris Nichols, Mark Herman, Luke Staisiunas, Christopher Attison, Mary Zeppa, Pete Poulos, Donald Binks, John Davey, Frank Vanaman, Richard Glazier, Donna Hill, Thomas Mathiesen, Stephen Ashley, Dennis Wilhelm, Michael Kinerk, Jeanne Nourse and 3 persons that wish to remain anonymous.  If so inclined, you may contribute to the ongoing transfer and uploading of rare theatre organ recordings in this fashion at our Go Find Me link:
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Everett Nourse Demonstrates The Devtronix Theatre & Concert Organs

KPEN's FAREWELL TO THE FOX: THE END OF AN ERA- Radio Broadcast. 

KPEN-FM  S T E R E O  101 -  Sunday Evening, February 17, 1963
First multiplex stereo FM broadcast of a theatre organ,
The Wurlitzer of the FOX Theatre, San Francisco.

Compiled from many sources to make the broadcast complete, the first 45 min. from the KPEN studio varies in sound quality depending on the source materials of different parts culled from many different recordings taken off the air by enthusiasts, as a result, drop outs, static and hum are present in some sections. The elements were compiled from the first air date of February 17, 1963 and a rebroadcast of the show made on the night the demolition of the FOX Theatre began. Following the switch from KPEN's studio to the live remote portion in the theatre, Frank Killinger's master tape, lent by Geoff Hansen, recorded in the auditorium directly out of Killinger's mixer, before sending to KPEN was used here to offer the best quality sound for the remainder of broadcast, unfettered by any transmission issues in broadcast.  Still seeking a high quality recording of the KEPN studio section, but for now, here it is, as complete as possible for a broadcast heard 62 years ago. Transfers made by Matías Bombal from cassettes and reel to reel tapes in 2010 from multiple sources over 5 years to completely assemble the entire broadcast.

Program: 
Matías Bombal introduction
KPEN Legal ID
Wayne Jordan, announcer: Introduction, history and interviews:
Herman Kersken, FOX Theatre manager
Wayne Jordan
Lois Moran, star of BEHIND THAT CURTAIN, FOX opening feature.
Wayne Jordan
Joe Sinai, Orchestra Manager and percussionist, Walt Roesner FOX Theatre Orchestra
Excerpt of Tannhauser Overture
Wayne Jordan
78 rpm recording: "On the Road to Mandalay" Jesse Crawford
Wayne Jordan
George Wright, Former FOX Theatre organist
Wayne Jordan
Bob Apple, last FOX Theatre manager
Wayne Jordan switches to FOX Theatre for live remote:
James Gabbert, announcer - Frank Killinger, engineer Carl Olsen, director
Everett Nourse, organist:
A) Ida, Sweet as Apple Cider
B) Falling in Love With Love
C) At Sundown
James Gabbert
Tiny James, organist
A) It Happened In Monterey
C) My Sin
B) We Just Couldn't Say Goodbye
James Gabbert 
Judd Walton, organ technician
Everett Nourse, organist
A) Coquette
B) Jealousy
C) You Made Me Love You 
James Gabbert
Tiny James, organist
A) I Only Have Eyes For You
B) The Waltz You Saved For Me
C) The Birth of the Blues
James Gabbert
Everett Nourse,organist
A) Lazy River
B) Let Me Love You Tonight
C) I Know That You Know
James Gabbert
Tiny James demonstrates the features of the FOX Wurlitzer, toy counter, Diaphones, etc.
Tiny James, organist
A) Alley Cat
James Gabbert
Everett Nourse, Organist
A) Auld Lang Syne
B) San Francisco
Back to KPEN
Wayne Jordan
Wrecking ball's first strike.
KPEN Legal ID

Image: Everett Nourse (playing) and Tiny James (standing) at the FOX Wurlitzer Console during the KPEN broadcast, Sunday, February 17, 1963.  Ron Downer photo. Geoff Hansen Collection.
Inset: KPEN ad from a 1963 FOX Theatre event flyer, collection of Everett Nourse.
Vintage audio equipment used for transfer and digitization maintained and serviced by Mark Pollock.
Thanks to the contributors that make the transfer of these recordings possible. If so inclined, you may contribute to the ongoing transfer and uploading of rare theatre organ recordings in this fashion at our Go Find Me link:
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Syndicated radio version Capsule Current Cinema Review
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Matías Bombal's Hollywood
MATTER OF TIME
Capsule Current Cinema Review
As heard on:
KCEA-FM, Atherton, California
89.1 FM
www.KCEA.org
Friday and Saturday at 8 a.m., Noon and 4 p.m.

KAHI Radio, Auburn, California
104.5 FM / 950 AM
www.kahi.com
Friday and the following Monday-Thursday during the noon news broadcast.

WERF/ PLAY-FM, Gainesville, Florida
105.7 FM
www.playfmonline.com/
Friday 3 non-specific times per day, Saturday 2 times per day and Sunday 2 times per day.

KUTZ LP FM Sacramento, California
103.1 FM SACTO FREE FORM
www.kutzfm.org
Friday nights at 6 p.m.
Saturday 12 noon

That 70's Channel, powered by Live 365 and on iHeart Media
www.that70schannel.com/
Daily 12 noon/9 a.m. Eastern and Midnight/9 p.m. Eastern

Boss Radio Network:
BossBossRadio
www.bossbossradio.com/
Friday in the 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. hours

Boss Country Radio
www.bosscountryradio.com/
Friday in the 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. hours

That 90's Channel
www.that90schannel.com/
Friday at 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Eastern

Syndicated radio version Capsule Current Cinema Review
Length 90 seconds- Music in and out.
Music Theme: BOMBALINO by Charles William Midgley
c. 1985 Matias Antonio Bombal
Performed by Jim Jordan at the San Francisco FOX Theatre Moller lobby organ.
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Matías Bombal's Hollywood
HOPPERS
Capsule Current Cinema Review
As heard on:
KCEA-FM, Atherton, California
89.1 FM
www.KCEA.org
Friday and Saturday at 8 a.m., Noon and 4 p.m.

KAHI Radio, Auburn, California
104.5 FM / 950 AM
www.kahi.com
Friday and the following Monday-Thursday during the noon news broadcast.

WERF/ PLAY-FM, Gainesville, Florida
105.7 FM
www.playfmonline.com/
Friday 3 non-specific times per day, Saturday 2 times per day and Sunday 2 times per day.

KUTZ LP FM Sacramento, California
103.1 FM SACTO FREE FORM
www.kutzfm.org
Friday nights at 6 p.m.
Saturday 12 noon

That 70's Channel, powered by Live 365 and on iHeart Media
www.that70schannel.com/
Daily 12 noon/9 a.m. Eastern and Midnight/9 p.m. Eastern

Boss Radio Network:
BossBossRadio
www.bossbossradio.com/
Friday in the 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. hours

Boss Country Radio
www.bosscountryradio.com/
Friday in the 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. hours

That 90's Channel
www.that90schannel.com/
Friday at 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Eastern

Syndicated radio version Capsule Current Cinema Review
Length 90 seconds- Music in and out.
Music Theme: BOMBALINO by Charles William Midgley
c. 1985 Matias Antonio Bombal
Performed by Jim Jordan at the San Francisco FOX Theatre Moller lobby organ.
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Facebook: www.facebook.com/MABHollywood

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Matías Bombal's Hollywood
REMINDERS OF HIM
Capsule Current Cinema Review
As heard on:
KCEA-FM, Atherton, California
89.1 FM
www.KCEA.org
Friday and Saturday at 8 a.m., Noon and 4 p.m.

KAHI Radio, Auburn, California
104.5 FM / 950 AM
www.kahi.com
Friday and the following Monday-Thursday during the noon news broadcast.

WERF/ PLAY-FM, Gainesville, Florida
105.7 FM
www.playfmonline.com/
Friday 3 non-specific times per day, Saturday 2 times per day and Sunday 2 times per day.

KUTZ LP FM Sacramento, California
103.1 FM SACTO FREE FORM
www.kutzfm.org
Friday nights at 6 p.m.
Saturday 12 noon

That 70's Channel, powered by Live 365 and on iHeart Media
www.that70schannel.com/
Daily 12 noon/9 a.m. Eastern and Midnight/9 p.m. Eastern

Boss Radio Network:
BossBossRadio
www.bossbossradio.com/
Friday in the 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. hours

Boss Country Radio
www.bosscountryradio.com/
Friday in the 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. hours

That 90's Channel
www.that90schannel.com/
Friday at 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Eastern

Syndicated radio version Capsule Current Cinema Review
Length 90 seconds- Music in and out.
Music Theme: BOMBALINO by Charles William Midgley
c. 1985 Matias Antonio Bombal
Performed by Jim Jordan at the San Francisco FOX Theatre Moller lobby organ.
www.mabhollywood.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/MABHollywood

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FM Radio Aircheck: Excerpt from Matias Bombal's "Classic Jazz and Swing" as heard Sunday evenings on the KXJZ Stations of Capital Public Radio.  March 20, 2005.  This broadcast was also heard on affiliate stations KKTO and KUOP simultaneously.  Matias discusses the possibility of the theatre organ as a jazz instrument, compares to a dance band and interviews a layman and an expert on the subject. Via remote lines, organist Jim Riggs gives listeners a tour of the Wurlitzer at the  Towe Auto Museum (sic, now California Auto Museum.  The organ is no longer there, now it installed in the State Theatre in Oroville) Remote engineer: Paul Conley

Jim Riggs - Wurlitzer Organ, Towe Auto Museum - "Classic Jazz and Swing" - March 20, 2005 - KXJZ FM

Program Highlights (Edited)
PHANTOM ECHOES RECORDING
For Historical Preservation 
This Tape (sic)Not To Be Duplicated For Sale Or Profit
Organist: LYN LARSEN and Don Neely's ROYAL SOCIETY JAZZ ORCHESTRA
Conducted by Jack Berthards
Saturday Evening 8 p.m. May 31st 1986.
Organ 4/27 Wurlitzer of the Paramount Theatre

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