Organ music is played at a baseball stadium for the first time - April 26th, 1941
April 26, 20249m 54s
Audio is streamed directly from the publisher (podtrac.com) as published in their RSS feed. Play Podcasts does not host this file. Rights-holders can request removal through the copyright & takedown page.
Show Notes
On this day in 1941, the Chicago Cubs became the first Major League team to have live organ music performed at a ballgame.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Topics
This Day In HistoryOn This DayOrgan MusicBaseballWrigley FieldChicagoIllinoisOrganistRay NelsonThe CubsChicago CubsThe CardinalsSt. Louis CardinalsProfessional BaseballMajor League BaseballMLBBaseball FieldBaseball StadiumBallparkBallgameBallpark OrganPipe OrganOrganMusicLive Organ MusicLive MusicLive PerformanceGrandstandTeam OwnerPhilip K. WrigleyEntertainmentPre-GameCrwodFansFanfarePremiereASCAPBMITeam SongWhen That Midnight Choo-Choo Leaves For Alabam'When That Midnight Choo-Choo Leaves For AlabamaIrving BerlinRadio BroadcastThe Chicago TribuneHome GameHome TeamLowery OrganJack KearneyGary PressyBrooklynNew YorkThe DodgersBrooklyn DodgersTeam PresidentLarry MacPhailProfessional SportsSporting EventsOrgan PlayerProfessional OrganistGladys GoodingHockeyThe RangersBasketballThe KnicksMadison Square GardenThe BumsEbbets FieldThe Ebbets Field Organ QueenThe White SoxChicago White SoxNancy FaustWalk-Up MusicBackground MusicSoundtrackStrikeoutNa Na Hey Hey Kiss Him GoodbyeSteamBaseball TraditionSongSongsTake Me Out To The BallgameSeventh Inning StretchThe Star-Spangled BannerNational AnthemBaby Elephant WalkChargeMusicianDisc JockeyDJSports MilestoneTraditionNostalgiaAmericanaPop CultureCrowd WorkMVPMost Valuable PlayersSports HistoryMusic HistoryBaseball HistoryChicago HistoryAmerican HistoryUS History