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John Grieve
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 ธ.ค. 2011
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Everybody Loves Somebody - Stephen Barry 15_07_2024
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Stephen Barry singing Everybody Loves Somebody
Anything Goes QRS roll, final chorus. R.S. Howard player piano from around 1921.
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Pianola, self playing piano video!
Mamma Mia London finale and curtain call 23 April 2024
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Mamma Mia London finale and curtain call 23 April 2024
Mamma Mia London 25th anniversary curtain call 6th April 2024
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Mamma Mia 25th anniversary curtain call and speeches. Including Judy Craymer and Bjorn Ulvaeus. 6th April 2024
Stephen Barry on Celebrity Edge Feb 2024 - You're My World
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Stephen Barry on Celebrity Edge in February 2024. No one on the planet does it better!
Mack the Knife - Aeolian piano roll
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Mack the Knife played on a 1922 year model R. S. Howard piano.
Tandberg TR-1000
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Tandberg TR-1000, with cassette deck and Tandberg speakers. Testing after amp restoration.
Royal Albert Hall Christmas Concert 2022 - Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
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Final chorus of Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
Royal Albert Hall Christmas Concert 23/12/2022 Finale
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Finale of concert with Vanessa Haynes! - I don't want a lot for Christmas!
R. S. Howard player piano
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R. S. Howard player piano after restoration. Piano made in 1922. Piano still needs to be tuned.
Steinway Duo Art Grand playing "We're in the Money"
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QRS roll - 42nd Street Medley, just a portion of 'We're in the Money'.
Standard player action test after rebuild
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Standard player action test on bench after rebuild. Player is out of an R.S. Howard upright piano, built in 1922.
Europe, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, London 1990 to 1991 Vacation/Holiday
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Video shot on 8mm video tape in 1990 and 1991. A family holiday. Interesting content of London, Paris, Heathrow airport (lots of 747s) and more.
42nd St, London We're in the Money 05 01 19 Ashley Day doing his thing
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42nd St, London We're in the Money 05 01 19 Ashley Day doing his thing
42nd St Sydney 1989, on the Ray Martin Midday Show
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42nd St Sydney 1989, on the Ray Martin Midday Show
Pirates of Penzance Act II, Barker College 1983
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Pirates of Penzance Act II, Barker College 1983
Its a great show... and Abba's music is timeless. How it was put together with a great story and all the classic songs. It'll be around for years from now
John, Thank you for posting this video. It sure takes me back to the one we had when I was a kid through the time my parents were still alive. Watching the scrolling process sure added smiles for me. 🙂🙂🙂
The choreography for the song “Mamma Mia” is my favorite. It’s so smooth, perfectly on beat, and makes the music even more catchy
👍💖👏💐
Wow what a voice!
I live in Scotland and have just come across the Carol concerts they are amazing esecially the christmas ones and David Hobson
i just bought tickets for october 5. for more than a year now i alternate between a weekend in london (from milan) for moulin rouge or mamma mia. honestly, i don't give a damn about the cost. i leave from milan on saturday morning, watch the show, go around london and come back on sunday night. does it cost? yes, a lot. but do you want to put the joy and satisfaction? enjoy life, it's too short to think about the price!!!
They're so amazing!
How to find maintenance information and accessories?
Happy Birthday ! Bjorn.❤
How amazing!! I saw the show last year and was blown away!!! Apparently Mazz got a standing ovation for Winner Takes It All. I would have absolutely loved to have seen that 😃
Hello how're you doing
I saw the original cast in january 2000 and planned to see the 25th anniversary show. Unfortunately i missed out. Love the show
Mamma mia show thank you so so much best show show ❤❤😊 perfomance
There are no words. I was involved with a local production of Mamma Mia across the pond in 2019 and we sold out every performance and had to add more of them. And we were so blessed to finish the run right ahead of COVID shutting down theaters all over the country. I will NEVER EVER EVER forget this show and OUR cast and you know what I WANT to say but Bjorn changed my mind....
Amazing ken
If Abba hadn't won i don't think i would be here now. A terrible up brings it was Abba thay took me out of my terrible life. I will always be in love with Abba
I saw it in London in July 1999 and flew back from Sydney for the 25th anniversary performance, although have seen it many many times in London in that 25 year period.
Useless video a child could have done
Thanks for sharing I was at one of the original previews sat by benny and Byorn the first time they did the finale you see today when the lights appear each side …. And the first time the show had a standing ovation 👏 I can still see the huge grins on each of them and relief 😮💨
And I was with you on that amazing night all those years ago, Benny and Bjorn sat right behind us nervously watching and waiting to see the reaction from the audience, which of course was ecstatic, great memories.
I was there outside the theatre all those years ago. I got to see it a few weeks later.
John, Thank you for posting this video. It reminds me of the player piano we had in our home when I was a kid and beyond. Thanks, again. 🙂
I’m wanting to buy a vintage washer in working or broken condition. Do you know who might have one to sell?
Sorry, no. I can only suggest checking Ebay and other for sale websites.
Hi there! I already booked for this year’s carols. May I ask how it was with coats? Do people bring it with them to their seats? Just asking as coats check might be too busy at the end of the show? Many thanks!
I was at this one i was 10 years old back than
Chrysler(TM) Sigma from Japan. It's a sensation. Redefined.
Can you clean the ceramic plates?
Singing Jingle Bells every year at Carols in the Domain and We Wish You A Merry Christmas on 7:35
boiolagem ein amigo
The future :-)
So awesome to see the woman on the left part of the screen looking down every once and a while to see where she is on the dime! Nicely done
Despite the appearance of the Sigma smashing through the glass, I read how the glass was exploded at the moment of the Sigma's impact.
In straya huh? I hope shows like "home and away" and "neighbors" have never been played on this, although it would make it more bearable...
If anyone is still active here, I'd be interested to know if these beauties will still operate after a power failure? Fully aware you need to have power to start them up but will they keep running if the power subsequently fails?
Sensational
replace the i with a u. BALLS!
Many years ago I was in the Mitsubishi factory/office in Adelaide on numerous occasions. The receptionist at that time had a severe lisp, she would answer the phone saying Good Morningiff, Mitshoobushii Austranlia - or similar to that. She would have to repeat herself numerous times whilst on the phone. Lord knows why they put her at the front desk, I am sure she had talent, but front desk was not one of them. Both sad & funny at the same time.
I remember this ad from when I was about 9 years old. Over the years I occaisionally burst out with, "chrysler Sigma, its a sensation!" much to the confusion of the wife. Funny the small things you remember. Another one I burst out with sometimes is, "charade, charade, charade......the car the computer created!" anybody remember that one?
Wow, that's funny man! I was about 13yo when the GE Sigma was released. How I loved that car and the commercial, I even had a poster of it on my wall. Fast forward to 1984, I bought a 1980 (Chrysler) GH Sigma SE sedan which I kept for 10yrs. After I sold it I regretted it terribly. Fast forward again to 2010, I finally found another - a 1979 GE Sigma SE which I still own to this day. I still blurt out "Chrysler Sigma, it's a sensation" hahaha!! Driving her takes me back every time, the sound of that lovely Astron 2000 and the unique clatter and tick sound the indicators make. It really is sensational! Charade was another jingle I loved... the car the computer created :) Great stuff!!!!
Wait a minute! TWINS!?
Without a doubt the grandest Christmas concert in Australia!
Besides Carols In The Domain of course
@@eljordinio7647 actually not, i think this one is best and i;m from Sydney as well
@@allaboutloveatyutoob2507 I think they're equally good. You can't get better with Xmas events in Australia than these two
I still own a Galant Sigma (1979)! This car is not breakable, very strong and reliable. Of course the cars is parked in my garage, otherwise it will rust within no time!
I owned one of these for years- and loved it. Slightly later model, but an all around, reliable, fun little car that never ever let me down.
Sensational loose timing chains.
Much smaller inside than you think. Was definitely a boon for Chrysler Australia though.
So glad the Aussies were able to get Whirlpool "down under". They were very popular in the U.S. especially under the Sears Kenmore name.
@@holdenvtseries2274 Did you folks ever get the Direct drive machines when Whirlpool converted over to them ?
@@holdenvtseries2274 Sorry to hear that. Hoping the present situation by Gods grace will change. If you can get a direct drive also that would be great and would probably be easier to get parts for.
@@holdenvtseries2274 Yes I have seen those machines in videos by various collectors. Did you guys ever get the large capacity versions of Whirlpool washers ? They had standard size and super capacity tubs over here in the US.
@@holdenvtseries2274 Model numbers would be kind of hard to find now because I wouldnt know what the model numbers were, but 'Whirlpool Gold' became their top of the line series in the late 90s or early 2000s. You would want a washer with a 3 speed motor and options like an extra rinse and variable fill water level. Also many variables of temperature combos for wash/rinse water. It would have the dual action agitator and dispensers for bleach and fabric softener. Some of them had dispense for powdered detergent also. If you could ever find a Whirlpool 'catalyst' grab it if you can. Not the 'calypso' with the wobble wash plate. Whirlpool made these DD washers under many names. Estate, Roper,Admiral, KitchenAid, Sears Kenmore..etc..etc..Brastemp I believe was their south American branch. I know some of your Malley belt drives could heat the water. We didn't get that over here.
Oil burner
I had a Sigma. It was OK. Not a sensation though.
It’s a new sensation. And it was.
Astron 2600!!! lol what a pos
Think this was before cheap FWD steer tuggers came along.
Better washing machine than today
This Thing Really brings back memories I remember sitting in my grandmother's lounge room with her Vulcan oil heater running it was the best thing ever, she ended up pulling it out because it become too expensive to run it was cheaper to run her ducted air conditioner instead