Organ Donor, Part 5
1. Medley: Jingle Bells; Silver Bells
2. Medley: I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day; It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas; Pine Cones And Holly Berries
3. Medley: Frosty The Snowman; Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer; Sleigh Bells And Cinnamon
4. Medley: Welcome Christmas (From Dr. Seuss' "How The Grinch Stole Christmas"); What's New About Christmas This Year?; Happy Holiday
5. Medley: (There's No Place Like) Home For The Holidays; I'll Be Home For Christmas
6. Medley: White Christmas; The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire)
7. Medley: The First Noel; O Little Town Of Bethlehem; O Come, All Ye Faithful
8. Medley: O Holy Night; Silent Night; Do You Hear What I Hear
9. Medley: A Christmas Carol; Carol Of The Bells
Thanks! Discogs has this note: "Musician Dick Hyman used the alias The Organ Masters for several albums under the Camden label."
ReplyDeleteYeah, but Discogs isn't an original source. I can go on there and add a note that Aphex Twin is really Banksy if I wanted to. :) I think that one of my old Hi-Fi shares was attributed to Dick Hyman, but I could never find evidence of that.
DeleteI guess we could ask Dick. He's still with us. ♥️ He made hundreds of recordings, a number of which he is uncredited.
DeleteAt one point he lived here in Sarasota, not sure if he still does. Went to an art exhibit by his wife once, but neither showed up.
DeleteYou had me at crazy.
ReplyDeleteI try.
DeleteYou can currently buy one of the Organ Masters' lps autographed by Dick on his website.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.dickhyman.com/
That feels like a pretty strong bit of evidence in the "It Is Him" column. :)
DeleteNever been a big organ fan for music but this cover looks familiar. Did I pass it up or bring it home when I dug through my great-uncle's records back in 1987 just when turntables were going out of style? Guess I'd better download it and listen.
ReplyDeleteYou have to download them all! You never know what might tickle your memory bone!
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