@@dejuren1367 He's Cardinals' staff. Not sure about all the rest. The organ's probably located there because of easy access to the PA system. E: typo
I really like the psychology behind this. Quick sharp sound to get attention and then play a few notes everyone can recognize quicker and quicker. Immediately gets the reaction he wants.
@@Devoted_Catholic777 used to laugh it off when people said that before, idk now, just look at the gang cultures across the globe and the promo of that lifestyle through music
I'm 46 years old. A lifetime Cardinals fan, and I still get as excited as I was when I was a little boy going to Busch stadium . Ballpark village on gameday is magic.
What are u talking about. I could throw a microphone in the air and get the crowd pumped the same way. People are simple asf to please. Yes this is cool but your comment is bland asf and boring
This man effortlessly pumped up the crowd on demand. What?! He knew exactly what to play. Can you imagine how it feels to instantly build up and bring joy to a crowd? Great video!
Man, Cards fans, (like me) know how to get pumped up. Anyone who lives near St. Louis has definitely been to a Cardinal game before. And they know how to get pumped up.
As a musician and piano player of 13 years it's impressive the NUANCE of even something *sorta simple lol* into something AWESOME. The reason he does the little ascending trill in the beginning is to introduce the sound and to prepare your ears for the rally lol
You know that’s something I’ve actually been thinking lately. Specifically with humans and how we start unexpected conversations with a word and then a pause to give the person time to start getting ready for words. If you’ve ever had a person just start talking to you, you’ll probably notice that you don’t catch the first few words until you realize they’re talking to you.
As someone who’s goes to cardinal games all my life. I can’t tell you how many times this song pumps me up! Thank you cardinals for the amazing stadium!
Seeing the effect your music has on people in real time is one of the best parts of being an experienced musician. When you've been playing keyboard long enough, the distance between keys and the motions to change chords become muscle memory, while the music theory and picking the right chords when improvising become like a fluent second language. Why look at what you're doing when you don't need to and it's much more fun to watch the crowd?
This is one of the things that I absolutely adore about social media and shorts is experiencing something that you have heard but never seen. A true talent.
Dude I hope you’re extremely proud of what you do because to get that response from 1000s of people is beautiful and it’s was you brotha keep it up. God bless you and your future games
Dude Baseball games don't get 1,000's of people. A game would be lucky to have a hundred people at one. Maybe if it was the playoff there MIGHT be that many
No, no it's not. That stupid rap lyric is nothing like.. well.. it's just NOTHING but maybe hot garbage that means something to MAYBE .05% of males between the ages of 12-21 that are heavy internet users not otherwise engaged in real social situations outside of online/social media.
I used to work in the Busch Stadium last year and hearing the crowd after he got started was PHENOMENAL stuff, made every shift so much nicer when everyone was smiling.
@@BeatBoyStill oh i am. i’ve worked small production jobs already, i’m just finally going to get a degree so i can get an actual job and not small gigs.
I know right! Dustin Tatro(Organist for the Rangers) is awesome, but all his stuff is pre-recorded as Globe Life Field isn't set up with a live organ or the equipment to have one.
And thats why everyone in cantoon knew of jermey "pump up the jam" wasinski. He was a legend. He was a hero. He was an organist. - from the book. summer of sounds 1989
Big time st louis cards fan but sadly when I was in town last year they were playing the Diamondbacks and were out of town so never got to see them play considering im from the houston area but cant wait to see them
Thanks. I was unable to remember the title of the second one. I'm also not surprised if the third one is an ancient "military charge" horn signal of some sort. EDIT: Military charge fanfare
@@flukshunhe’s most likely looking at the game. I know when I did marching band we could only play our music when the game wasn’t actively going on, and the drum majors would have to keep an eye out for when the next play was starting
Love seeing this kind of thing Jeremy, I never really thought about how amazing the work of a live organist is as a kid going to sports games. I find your work really inspiring as a live musician myself. Playing covers in bars isn’t too far away from what you do in some ways, but the unique role of playing support for the team and the energy of the crowd as a live musician is like few other things I’ve personally experienced or seen. Thank you so much for sharing!
I got goosebumps watching this. Hearing the crowd and the seeing this dude move on some keys. It’s a beautiful sight to see. ❤ Thanks for posting brother. :)
Or "Ride of the Valkyries" composed by Wagner, followed by "España Cañi" composed by Narro, but of course - when put together to a medley like this we can call it "Can you pump them up, Jeremy?" 😂
Somebody would have actually ever had to say or think that first statement for this to make a point. Nobody legally allowed to go to the bathroom alone has ever thought that.
@Vikn01 that's where you're wrong. I legit had this discussion with a grown-ass 45 year old man just about a week ago talking about the middle east. We're both in the Army and he wondered out loud why humans still fight as much as we do...this was my response.
@@JABsMusic well I appreciate you replying. I went to a few Mets games this year and it caned music, but I am a big St. Louis cardinals and Blues fans. You really do know how to entertain.
Imagine your job is to watch baseball games and pump out inspiring music to thousands of fans a few days per week for only 2/3 of the year. Mans is living the dream!
I grew up obsessed with Baseball but these days im more of a football and basketball guy, but imo the sound of a baseball stadium mid game is one of my favorite soundscapes of all time. To this day I will still fall asleep to videos of just the ambiance of a night time baseball game. Not the game itself, just the sound of the crowd. Idk how to explain it, it just brings me so much peace and joy. Mostly nostalgia tbf but either way its magical
The fact that there is a ballpark anywhere that actually has someone in a booth to do this live, without selecting from a soundboard actually gives me hope that the world might not be ending.
There’s something so damn magical about one person being in a small room, and creating an entire world and atmosphere just mere feet away. Amazing job 👏🏼
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This shows why every MLB ballpark needs a live organist
🙌🏼
Do they have a live one at every fuping game ?
@@ColinHammond94y'all's team doesn't?
@@dejuren1367
He's Cardinals' staff. Not sure about all the rest. The organ's probably located there because of easy access to the PA system.
E: typo
@dejuren1367 The in stadium announcers probably. The caption said DJ but id assume thats the in stadium announcer.
I really like the psychology behind this. Quick sharp sound to get attention and then play a few notes everyone can recognize quicker and quicker. Immediately gets the reaction he wants.
Never heard o _ 0
What tune/note was that though??? I have heard it before but I don’t know what song
@@monosteliesi know one version is called el fin es julio i play it on piano lol
You mean the psychology of human robots...
Theyd be better off using a recording
Dude just made thousands of people cheer and have a wonderful time a time they'll never forget. That's an awesome person. Thank you Jeremy.
They’ll probably forget the organ, but they will remember that the game was better for some reason and they can’t put their finger on it.
They won't remember any of it because Baseball is just an excuse to get drunk with your friends and not pay attention to the game.
❤️
Dude understood the assignment and aced it.
@merkon9442 you sound like Terrence Mann. "People will come, Ray"
I love how he keeps looking out the window like a father who’s trying to entertain his kids and keeps checking on their responses 😊
😂
He's also looking at the screen monitor that you can't see from this camera angle
He's looking out the window primarily for the games current status, knowing when to cut out. It has little to do with the fans.
The Cardinals went on to lose 15 - 4 to the Yankees that day.
He looks out that window like a ghost or a god
Dude cooked that crowd fast af
Nah he just followed the instructions:
Deep fried for 20 seconds in oil than release
@@redfire23 you must be real fun at parties
@@richardharless9422I bet they’re more fun than you, your “joke” doesn’t even make sense
@@richardharless9422took my like back after he said that ngl
@@richardharless9422Tbh, I think he added onto your joke. Not everything’s an attack on the internet
Shows just how powerful music can be.
And they try and say rap isn’t bad
@@Devoted_Catholic777oh come on dude
@zarrowthehorse am I wrong
@@Devoted_Catholic777 used to laugh it off when people said that before, idk now, just look at the gang cultures across the globe and the promo of that lifestyle through music
@@Devoted_Catholic777yes, you are wrong
This. This is why having a live organist beats canned music chants 💯%. Emotion. 🎉🥳
Yea
Yea
Yeah
You have canned chants at sports games?
The chants in the UK for football are so worth it though.
"Jermey, turn this shit up"
"i gotchu" *cooks up*
“Can you pump them up jeremy” Gotta be his MLB producer tag😂
lmao that's amazing
That's hard asf
Bro I'm dying hahahahaha
Thats tough!
Bro I’m a producer and I thought the same shit!!! Hahaha that’s dope
Every baseball stadium NEEDS A LIVE ORGANIST. This is one of those baseball traditions that absolutely needs to stay alive
The only good thing about baseball 😂
Keep your silly game alive before you keep it's even sillier traditions alive 😂
@@Burningarrow7 Why are you being an asshole?
Baseball haters are so funny lmao
People won’t watch the game if that was the case
“Pump them up Jeremy” would be a sick intro to a future song
Prolly his producer tag
I like the ya
“ Ayo Jeremy pump that shit up “😂😂😂
Base ball organ pipe type music
Man you on to something with that…damn good idea
I'm 46 years old. A lifetime Cardinals fan, and I still get as excited as I was when I was a little boy going to Busch stadium . Ballpark village on gameday is magic.
Beautiful place
... it's a part of home. I liked your comment.
I feel the same way about my team's stadium.
"Can you pump them up Jeremy?"
"Yeah"
*Proceeds to cook*
Proceeds to pump them up
LET HIM COOK 😤😂
Us Jeremy’s are pretty awesome some times don’t you think
@@jeremysteel5580I know a idiot Jeremy same spelling and everything 😂
@@jeremysteel5580I concur
Knowing how to get the crowd going is a rare skill. The best bands knew how to get the crowds up, even if they were long past their prime.
Without viagra.
It’s a skill they acquire through trial and error
What are u talking about. I could throw a microphone in the air and get the crowd pumped the same way. People are simple asf to please. Yes this is cool but your comment is bland asf and boring
This man effortlessly pumped up the crowd on demand. What?! He knew exactly what to play. Can you imagine how it feels to instantly build up and bring joy to a crowd? Great video!
Idk about effortlessly
@@oUncEblUnt420decades of practice and mastering his craft made it look effortless.
Or because it his job
You sound so cheesy.
Man, Cards fans, (like me) know how to get pumped up. Anyone who lives near St. Louis has definitely been to a Cardinal game before. And they know how to get pumped up.
Almost sounded like he was about to hit the "lets go blues" notes at the end 😂 I love that he performs for both.
Once you heard "Let's go Cardinals" the man knew he did his job.
Clearly says let's go Brandon.
@@sushiyamaster989cardinals fans know the man said cardinals
@@sushiyamaster989he said cardinals bro
@@sushiyamaster989bro you are terminally online if you think he said Brandon lmfao get a hobby
@@LimpurtFan6969gary?
his job is to raise the energy of the crowd and get people excited to be alive here and in the moment
Eh it's hard to get excited about baseball. Now, quidditch? That's a REAL sport.
Thanks for explaining the most basic premise of the video for us
Thanks for the obvious, bot
pretty shit sport if you need to trick people into it being entertaining with an organ
@@GP-qi1vephilosophers are the bottom of the barrel
Bro even threw in the "doodooloo do do dooooo" for free at the end
….. charge? 😂
Nardwuar would be proud.
😂😂😂 for free?? 😂😂😂
Dudes making bank
for free as in NO CHARGE
I’ve been playing music a long time. Very rare to be talented and dedicated enough to be given this kind of freedom and my man killed it.
Yoooo Jeremy understood the assignment
Hell yea they should pay him to do it to
Thanks guys I appreciate it.
Legend has it Jeremy can even stop wars with his skills, his curse being he can never leave the booth. 😔
😂
I can see him traveling around the world in like a pope mobile and solving all the world's problems with the right song! lol
@@poppyhimbo 😂😂😂
@@poppyhimbothat needs to be a comic book lol
like the episode of Family Guy when he was a fork lift driver. Then every problem he faced the fork lift was involved....lol
He is the puppet-master....
"Dance you fools! DANCE FOR ME!" 😂
That’s what every performing artist experiences. Imagine what Michael Jackson experienced or even just DJ’s. They have the best job possible
Tomar is that you?
When someone says that they usually shoot at your feet to make you dance
This shit made me laugh thanks bro!
I love how he was going to play chords at first, but then started to play a whirling lead instead
As a musician and piano player of 13 years it's impressive the NUANCE of even something *sorta simple lol* into something AWESOME. The reason he does the little ascending trill in the beginning is to introduce the sound and to prepare your ears for the rally lol
🎯
Wagner, right?
Real intent with passion n soul
You know that’s something I’ve actually been thinking lately. Specifically with humans and how we start unexpected conversations with a word and then a pause to give the person time to start getting ready for words. If you’ve ever had a person just start talking to you, you’ll probably notice that you don’t catch the first few words until you realize they’re talking to you.
@@JR-uc1ofthat’s really true haha.
So much POWER! I hope they never get rid of live musicians.
Moving a whole crowd and bringing joy like that must be so gratifying. It’s really impressive
I was in marching band in college. It's cool, would recommend.
Most powerful man in the whole building! He controls the entire crowd!
Has to be such a great feeling pumping up so many people!
As someone who’s goes to cardinal games all my life. I can’t tell you how many times this song pumps me up! Thank you cardinals for the amazing stadium!
We paid for it with our tax money! Look at the plans before it was created, all on us!
All American stadiums are built by the tax payer which baffles the rest of the world
@@mirahgirl01that and every other arena. If the cards didn’t play you wouldn’t catch me dead in st.Louis
@@gamemasterultimalol I lived in stl all my life and now I moved to atl ga and never wanna go back😂
@@YungDripGod I love Missouri but not st.Louis
The fact alone that its a live person and not automated in this age is amazing and underrated!
I love it there is still hope for music. ❤
We need to focus on automating the drudgery jobs so real people can focus on arts and creative ventures. Not the other way around.
Yeah
How do you know he is not a automated person? 😂
They just wanna trick us
Wrigley still has a live organist.
Baseball Crowds are probably the only people I don’t mind being drunk.
Come to a ball game in Philly I think your opinion will change
..Until they start raising their kids in the air
@@Whocares792can confirm, y’all are fucking rowdy even if we’re talking different sports
Some call it "social Darwinism"@yamudda88
@@seanstoltz6957 you should see us in church too lol
When I grow up I wanna be as passionate as this guy doing what I love
Jeremy did in-fact get the crowd pumped
Homeboy's just watching the crowd get pumped up while pumping them up, not even watching the pumping. Awesome.
Fr
Both doing and watching the pumping all whilsts pumping. Legend
Seeing the effect your music has on people in real time is one of the best parts of being an experienced musician.
When you've been playing keyboard long enough, the distance between keys and the motions to change chords become muscle memory, while the music theory and picking the right chords when improvising become like a fluent second language. Why look at what you're doing when you don't need to and it's much more fun to watch the crowd?
„Let’s go Cardinals“-guy was so hyped up he blew out his vocal chords right there and then
I audibly laughed at this
@@pomegranatekat2061we must’ve the same kind of funny because so did I! You even beat me to write a comment lol
This is one of the things that I absolutely adore about social media and shorts is experiencing something that you have heard but never seen. A true talent.
This man controls the vibe. Never realized how much control they have over the crowd just through music.
It's just like any concert.
Music is like water for humans
@@ma.2733water is like water
That shi was weak af
@@shawnbeast8889 and what?
Dude I hope you’re extremely proud of what you do because to get that response from 1000s of people is beautiful and it’s was you brotha keep it up. God bless you and your future games
Dude Baseball games don't get 1,000's of people. A game would be lucky to have a hundred people at one. Maybe if it was the playoff there MIGHT be that many
You realize how big these stadiums are, right? Even if the stands are a quarter of the way full they will still hold 1000s of people
@@fade2black001you never been to a baseball game in your life
@@AhenobarbusHe No but they're shown on TV though. Usually the stands are like 70-80% empty
@@fade2black001 are they actually
“Pump them up Jeremey” is equivalent to “we got London on the track”
Why were yall so hurt by my comparison 😂😂😂😂😂😂
No, no it's not. That stupid rap lyric is nothing like.. well.. it's just NOTHING but maybe hot garbage that means something to MAYBE .05% of males between the ages of 12-21 that are heavy internet users not otherwise engaged in real social situations outside of online/social media.
@@dong6839 wakeup on the wrong side of bed today grandpa?
@@dong6839🔥 🔥 WE GOT LONDON ON THE TRACK 🔥🔥
@@dong6839relax bruv it’s not so serious
Huh? London who? If it doesn't span across all ages, not the same at all.
As a lifetime cards fan, this guy or whoever in the past did the organ playing, will forever hold memories with me. Love Busch stadium!
I used to work in the Busch Stadium last year and hearing the crowd after he got started was PHENOMENAL stuff, made every shift so much nicer when everyone was smiling.
That stadium was so fun to go to , even a little further back awhile
@gregory.garrett280 the old Busch held the heat well.
I remember going to Busch the year they opened the new stadium. I haven't been to St Louis in a minute, brings back memories
i can’t wait to work in production. i love shit like this. an impromptu, “you know what to do” and the entire atmosphere changes.
This guy prolly gets paid 3 bucks an hour
@@midnighttoker133 no he doesnt
@@Pillowpetlover 4 bucks an hour?
@@BeatBoyStill oh i am. i’ve worked small production jobs already, i’m just finally going to get a degree so i can get an actual job and not small gigs.
@@midnighttoker133try hiring someone that can do that for 3 dollars an hour and see where that gets you lmao
You literally can’t NOT get hype hearing that. One of my favorite things of the sport
Imagine being at Wrigley where the organ is goated. This guy idk
@@juliogomez2749Too bad we dont have Gary anymore
LOVE The STL organist. Gets us pumped up at every home Cards games! Thanks Sir!
This is honestly one of my favorite channels to watch. Wish pittsburgh had a guy like this.
🙏🏻
I know right! Dustin Tatro(Organist for the Rangers) is awesome, but all his stuff is pre-recorded as Globe Life Field isn't set up with a live organ or the equipment to have one.
I love my Penguins!
what the fck is globe life field@@soulessshadow5356
If we did we’d have traded him to Chicago by now for Dale Gribble.
Great job Jeremy you freakin nailed it bud👍🏼
🤘🏼
So nice to see they still have organists and not pre-recorded samples.
We.lived in Greater StL for.12.years. We enjoyed MANY Cardinals games and always ALWAYS appreciated the live organ music❤🎉❤🎉❤ go Cards!!!
No ones talkin bout Jeremy's ICONIC VIEW THOUGH!!!!!
He can only play between plays so he has to have a bird’s eye view.
That's what I'm sayin!
@@InReteroArcade I think it's more the skyline that we're talking about than the field bud lol
I’ve heard it said that sometimes the actual organ playing is the second best thing they see in the job description 😂
Knowing a real guy is playing this +100 real emotion.
Corporation would want this guy replaced by mp3 File.
St. Louis would riot.
This position is more powerful than people realize…they can change the entire energy of the game…I see ya my man…I see ya
And thats why everyone in cantoon knew of jermey "pump up the jam" wasinski.
He was a legend.
He was a hero.
He was an organist.
- from the book. summer of sounds 1989
I don’t even care about baseball but I’ll drive to St. Louis for this guy. MVP hands down
I think I’d rather watch him play the entire time 😂😂 that hyped me up even on a screen
Real talk, not even a sports fan but I love me some Cards games!
Big time st louis cards fan but sadly when I was in town last year they were playing the Diamondbacks and were out of town so never got to see them play considering im from the houston area but cant wait to see them
From Ride of the Valkyries to Espana Cani to a sinple American baseball riff. Real nice organ playing
I thought it might have been some popular rap song theme (the name of which I can't remember), instead of the Espana Cani.
@@Renee_R343lalala by bbno$?
@@sirstabbyfork9675 Yup, that's definitely it.
Also Noir & Haze - Around (Solomun Remix)
Never made the connection until now.
Thanks. I was unable to remember the title of the second one.
I'm also not surprised if the third one is an ancient "military charge" horn signal of some sort.
EDIT: Military charge fanfare
This is better than being a famous artist on tour, he just gets to chill out and play. Could be drunk af
😂😂😂
Was thinking the same. He has the power to cook the crowd but without losing privacy and all the fame stuff lol!
The control over his fingers is crazy impressive, but even more moving is his absolute control over the crowd!
His wife loves it ! 😂😮
I love how he watches the crowd instead of the keys. Literally like he's controlling the crowd emotions
Yea, I love how he is only looking at the crowd - not his fingers nor the keyboards at all.
His feet are going just as crazy.
@@flukshunhe’s most likely looking at the game. I know when I did marching band we could only play our music when the game wasn’t actively going on, and the drum majors would have to keep an eye out for when the next play was starting
That has to be the best feeling in the world.
This? The best feeling….bro… I’m sorry for you lol
@@Hoodinator17 Yeah, because having thousands of people enjoy your live music isnt noteworthy at all. Grow up.
@@DrProfessorMD shoot not better than the eudemonic life experiences i have. but sure man, keep your head up you'll make it one day
@@Hoodinator17Don't try and use words you can't even spell properly hahaha and the nerve to judge others, too? The audacity is ridiculous 😂
@@Hoodinator17wtf are you even saying bro😂
Love seeing this kind of thing Jeremy, I never really thought about how amazing the work of a live organist is as a kid going to sports games. I find your work really inspiring as a live musician myself. Playing covers in bars isn’t too far away from what you do in some ways, but the unique role of playing support for the team and the energy of the crowd as a live musician is like few other things I’ve personally experienced or seen. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thanks!
I got goosebumps watching this. Hearing the crowd and the seeing this dude move on some keys. It’s a beautiful sight to see. ❤
Thanks for posting brother. :)
Organist awesomely playing Ride of the Valkyries, then Dead Kennedy's song California Uber Alles, and then ends it with Charge fanfare. Very good!
This isn’t an organ bro 😂😂 nor cheeseburger boy an organist 😂😂
damn u sure are proud of ur ignorance of musical instruments arent you? thats clearly an organ lmao@@Hoodinator17
Sounded more like Latin Rascals - Lisa's coming than that.
@Hoodinator17 clearly it's a guitar. I believe that it is a digital organ, but it is most certainly an organ
California uber alles is a little far fetched
He’s as important as the person swinging the bat and checking the tickets. Thanks Jeremy for your service 🥹
His view of the city behind the stadium is gorgeous. When I was younger I was fortunate enough to go to top of the Gateway Arch. I’ll never forget
I was able to go to the top of the arch once, it's definitely an unforgettable experience
Living in STL for a majority of my life and hearing this never got old
In case anyone is wondering. The piece he is playing is called, “can you pump them up Jeremy”
Or "Ride of the Valkyries" composed by Wagner, followed by "España Cañi" composed by Narro, but of course - when put together to a medley like this we can call it "Can you pump them up, Jeremy?" 😂
"humans aren't pack anaimals, we aren't so easily convinced to join the crowd"
5 seconds later
"...well shit."
Somebody would have actually ever had to say or think that first statement for this to make a point. Nobody legally allowed to go to the bathroom alone has ever thought that.
Now imagine if the government and propagandists had the same job.
@Vikn01 that's where you're wrong. I legit had this discussion with a grown-ass 45 year old man just about a week ago talking about the middle east. We're both in the Army and he wondered out loud why humans still fight as much as we do...this was my response.
@@Vikn01legally? Are there laws governing when one can use the bathroom alone?
@@eeHMFIC you're a profoundly simple one, ain't ya?
You are literally a deliverer of happiness and excitement.
Figuratively.
@@AJohnsonJr no, literally. He delivers it through music.
Amazing, I love how music connects to something deep inside us
The power in this man’s fingers to control a crowd can not be underestimated 😂
Finger came so strong He can make a girl levitate!
Master of puppets, that’s a deep statement you got there
It is so great to have a reminder how connected to music we as people can be.
This guys skill is amazing
Great to see they have a REAL musician. Thanks, Jeremy!
The power of REAL music. It brings people together, can't doubt that.
it's gotta feel great to be able to generate emotions in that many people with such ease.
No Dj can give you that authentic baseball field! Thank you for what you do sir! Keep the game alive
I love that they still do this, baseball is life
Great memories. Since I moved to Brooklyn Ny all I get is caned music at sporting events. Miss you.
Thanks! Yankees, Islanders, Rangers, Knicks and NJ Devils all still have live organists!
@@JABsMusic well I appreciate you replying. I went to a few Mets games this year and it caned music, but I am a big St. Louis cardinals and Blues fans. You really do know how to entertain.
Imagine your job is to watch baseball games and pump out inspiring music to thousands of fans a few days per week for only 2/3 of the year. Mans is living the dream!
Not without tons of practice, tho. His training career probably started at 6 years old. He didn't learn to play like that from YT.
And dammit did it pump us up JABS!- Your old pal drunk hitch ❤️
👋🏼
@@JABsMusic miss you buddy! Hope the kids and wife are doing well.
Dude you must feel so much Joy doing this Job. This made my whole week! Very good job!! Your videos never disappoint!!!
I grew up obsessed with Baseball but these days im more of a football and basketball guy, but imo the sound of a baseball stadium mid game is one of my favorite soundscapes of all time. To this day I will still fall asleep to videos of just the ambiance of a night time baseball game. Not the game itself, just the sound of the crowd. Idk how to explain it, it just brings me so much peace and joy. Mostly nostalgia tbf but either way its magical
I understand
The fact that there is a ballpark anywhere that actually has someone in a booth to do this live, without selecting from a soundboard actually gives me hope that the world might not be ending.
used to be a standard feature of ballparks and hockey arenas 30 years ago. Fortunately St. Louis still keeps the dying tradition alive.
@@Kreegetampa bay lightning have an incredible organist
The world is still ending though.
@@OptimistCogito But maybe not QUITE yet
Nah it’s fucked lmao
I love the confidence on that “yeah” he knew the crowd was gonna lose their mind ! 🎉
Outstanding!!! Classic organist at a game, I love it!
Just now occurred to me, these guys are real life bards
This has GOT to be the coolest job ever.
It's up there.
You can tell bro enjoys his job. Real shit
I love that it’s not just a dj or preloaded samples. Really cool. ❤
This man’s not splaying keys. He’s playing people. Well done.
This would be a cool job. To make that many people happy and excited is a special thing, even if it's from behind the scenes!!
Dude thats gotta feel amazing. Playing your instrument an then not only seeing thr crowd roar, but feeling it also.
Incredible. This is peak living one’s purpose. I love it man the energy you feel doing that must be amazing to experience
This dudes got the best job in Sports
The hidden MVP. Nothing changes emotions better than music!
It's one of the biggest factors in home field advantage, IMO.
@@EvanPedersondefinitely crowd roar like that should make the adrenaline flow for any athlete
This has to be one of the most rewarding jobs a musician can have
The power of music is untouched. You have the coolest job ever
Half the game is baseball, the rest is listening to you play. You’re the best!
Thank you, Rodney!
Please more live organists at every sporting event lol
Bro orchestrates the crowd this is sick. We need more of this!
This happens at most ballparks behind the scenes. It is very cool!
There’s something so damn magical about one person being in a small room, and creating an entire world and atmosphere just mere feet away. Amazing job 👏🏼
Dude started a chant on command. This would be an awesome job man