On this week’s show John Leeming continues recalling his musical memories with a few surprises on the way. John also pays tribute to organist Charles McNicol and composer Jerry Herman.
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Music played
| Track | Artist | Organ | Record Label | Year |
| Ain’t We Got Fun | George Wright | Rialto Theatre, South Pasadena, CA 2/10 Wurlitzer | Dot Records (DLP-3712) | 1966 |
| Deep Purple | Dudley Savage | Royal/ABC Plymouth 3/8 Compton | Private recording | 1967 |
| Perfidia | Len Rawle | Paramount/Odeon, Manchester 4/20 Wurlitzer | Acorn Records (CF 245) | 1971 |
| Easy Come, Easy Go | Hector Olivera | Fox Theatre, Atlanta GA 4/42 Möller | Eagle Associates Recording (EAR-10285) | 1980 |
| Basin Street Blues | David Williams | Granada, Walthamstow 3/12 Christie | Private recording | 1981 |
| Pedro the Fisherman | John Abson | The Plough, Great Munden 4/11 Compton | Private recording | c1978 |
| Tea for Two | Charles McNicol | Granada, Bedford 3/8 Wurlitzer | Private recording | 1967 |
| I’ve Got the World on a String | Charles McNicol | Regent, Stotfold 3/13 Christie | Private recording | 1979 |
| If He Walked into My Life | Simon Gledhill | Troxy, London 4/25 Wurlitzer | Private recording | 2020 |