On this week’s Chris Borg delves in the artistry of pioneering theatre organ technician Quentin MacLean. Mac’s musicianship is well loved by many organ fans world wide, his crisp playing on classical works is matched by his sense of humour on his novelty items. This show just scratches the surface of Mac recording output, and I hope you will enjoy the selection Chris has chosen to play!
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Music played
| Track | Artist | Organ | Record Label | Year |
| Song Hits from 1928: Dancing Tambourine/Just A Memory/Dear On A Night Like This/Barbara | Quentin Maclean | Pavilion Shepherds Bush 4/19 Compton | 78rpm | 1928 |
| There’s Nothing New In Love | Quentin Maclean | Regal Marble Arch 4/36 Christie | Sterndale Records | 2000 |
| Lilly Of Laguna | Quentin Maclean | Regal Marble Arch 4/36 Christie | Sterndale Records | 2000 |
| ‘King Of Jazz’ Selection: Ragamuffin Romeo/It Happened in Monterey/I Like To Do Things For You | Quentin Maclean & The Regal Cinema Orchestra | Regal Marble Arch 4/36 Christie | Sterndale Records | 2000 |
| It Was So Beautiful | Quentin Maclean & Dan Donovan | Trocadero Elephant & Castle 4/21 Wurlitzer | Sterndale Records | 1994 |
| An Eastern Romance | Quentin Maclean | Trocadero Elephant & Castle 4/21 Wurlitzer | Sterndale Records | 1994 |
| Says My Heart | Quentin Maclean | Trocadero Elephant & Castle 4/21 Wurlitzer | Sterndale Records | 1994 |
| Waltz Of The Flowers | Quentin Maclean | Trocadero Elephant & Castle 4/21 Wurlitzer | Sterndale Records | 1994 |
| Merrymakers’ Dance | Quentin Maclean | Shea’s Theatre, Toronto 3/15 Wurlitzer | Private Recording | 1941 |