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Bob Sheppard and Eddie Layton impersonator Chris Pavia takes us through time reflecting back and impersonating the legendary Bob Sheppard and late great Yankee stadium organist Eddie Layton. Listen as Chris takes you back in time sitting in your seat 45 minutes before the game and listening to the sounds of Eddie Layton and Bob Sheppard. And just for the record...that is Chris's real voice!!! no chips, no computers, just a dead on impersonation !! (using his own voice and the same organ , 2 keyboards, and drum machine that Eddie used at Yankee stadium from the mid 80s until 2003-ENJOY!
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a quiet Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton.
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THE 80S AND 90S WERE A SPECIAL PLACE AT YANKEE STADIUM. HERE IS A NOSTALGIC JOURNEY BACK IN TIME REMEMBERING WHAT IT WAS LIKE AN HOUR BEFORE THE GAME SITTING BACK IN YOUR SEAT AND LISTENING TO EDDIE LAYTONS 30 MINUTE PREGAME SET ALONG WITH BOB SHEPPARDS PREGAME ANNOUNCEMENTS...HERE IS BOB SHEPPARD AND EDDIE LAYTON IMPERSONATOR CHRIS PAVIA'S IMPRESSION OF BOTH USING THE SAME ORGAN AND 2 KEYBOARDS EDDIE LAYTON USED FROM 1979-2003- LIVE FROM MY LIVING ROOM!!
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Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a quiet Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton.
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Eddie Layton
Eddie Layton nació Filadelfia, Pennsylvania . Se graduó de la Universidad West Chester en la especialización de meteorología.
Comenzó tocando el órgano cuando tenía doce años de edad. Mientras servía en la Marina de los Estados Unidos, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, aprendió a tocar el órgano Hammond . Después de la guerra, comenzó una carrera como organista profesional y empezó a escribir música para telenovelas en la CBS .
Se unió a los Yankees de Nueva York en 1967 cuando el presidente del equipo , Mike Burke, inauguró la música de órgano en el estadio. Cuando fue contratado, él nunca había estado en el estadio y no sabía nada de béisbol , pero rápidamente aprendió las normas . Luego pasó a tocar para los Yankees durante más de tres décadas, con una pausa entre 1.971 y 1.977, en la que se dedicó a otros compromisos musicales. Cuando se retiró el 28 de septiembre de 2003, su última actuación fue a tocar "Take Me Out to the Ball Game", con los fans cantando" Eddie! Eddie! ".
Además de tocar para los Yankees, fue el organista de los Nueva York Knicks y los Rangers de Nueva York durante 18 años. Esto le convirtió en la respuesta a una pregunta de trivial muy popular entre los fanáticos de los deportes de Nueva York: "Q: ¿Quién era la única persona a jugar para los Yankees, los Knicks y los Rangers: A Layton. Eddie"
También realizó conciertos en más de 200 ciudades para el órgano de la sociedad Hammond y lanzó 26 álbumes, vendiendo más de 3 millones de copias. Además, Layton tocaba el órgano en el Radio City Music Hall de la Universidad de Pace durante las graduaciones que se celebraban allí.
Murió a los 79 años en su casa de Queens, Nueva York , tras una breve enfermedad.
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Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton.
- published: 03 Jan 2011
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Eddie Layton
Eddie Layton nació Filadelfia, Pennsylvania . Se graduó de la Universidad West Chester en la especialización de meteorología.
Comenzó tocando el órgano cuando tenía doce años de edad. Mientras servía en la Marina de los Estados Unidos, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, aprendió a tocar el órgano Hammond . Después de la guerra, comenzó una carrera como organista profesional y empezó a escribir música para telenovelas en la CBS .
Se unió a los Yankees de Nueva York en 1967 cuando el presidente del equipo , Mike Burke, inauguró la música de órgano en el estadio. Cuando fue contratado, él nunca había estado en el estadio y no sabía nada de béisbol , pero rápidamente aprendió las normas . Luego pasó a tocar para los Yankees durante más de tres décadas, con una pausa entre 1.971 y 1.977, en la que se dedicó a otros compromisos musicales. Cuando se retiró el 28 de septiembre de 2003, su última actuación fue a tocar "Take Me Out to the Ball Game", con los fans cantando" Eddie! Eddie! ".
Además de tocar para los Yankees, fue el organista de los Nueva York Knicks y los Rangers de Nueva York durante 18 años. Esto le convirtió en la respuesta a una pregunta de trivial muy popular entre los fanáticos de los deportes de Nueva York: "Q: ¿Quién era la única persona a jugar para los Yankees, los Knicks y los Rangers: A Layton. Eddie"
También realizó conciertos en más de 200 ciudades para el órgano de la sociedad Hammond y lanzó 26 álbumes, vendiendo más de 3 millones de copias. Además, Layton tocaba el órgano en el Radio City Music Hall de la Universidad de Pace durante las graduaciones que se celebraban allí.
Murió a los 79 años en su casa de Queens, Nueva York , tras una breve enfermedad.
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Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a quiet Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton.
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Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a quiet Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton.
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Edward M. "Eddie" Layton (October 10, 1925 – December 26, 2004) played the organ at old Yankee Stadium for nearly 40 years, earning him membership in the New York Sports Hall of Fame.
Layton was a native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He graduated from the West Chester State Teachers College majoring in meteorology with a minor in music. He began playing the organ when he was twelve years old. While serving in the United States Navy during World War II, he learned to play the Hammond organ. After the war, he began a career as a professional organist writing scores for soap operas on CBS.
Layton joined the New York Yankees franchise in 1967 when team president Mike Burke inaugurated organ music at the stadium. At the time, he had never been to the stadium and knew nothing about baseball. He went on to play the organ for the Yankees for over three decades, taking break from 1971 to 1977 to pursue other musical commitments. When he retired on September 28, 2003, he played a final performance of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game", while fans chanted "Eddie! Eddie!".
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9:59Bob Sheppard/Eddie Layton Tribute...Remembering Yankee Stadium
Bob Sheppard/Eddie Layton Tribute...Remembering Yankee StadiumBob Sheppard/Eddie Layton Tribute...Remembering Yankee Stadium
Bob Sheppard and Eddie Layton impersonator Chris Pavia takes us through time reflecting back and impersonating the legendary Bob Sheppard and late great Yankee stadium organist Eddie Layton. Listen as Chris takes you back in time sitting in your seat 45 minutes before the game and listening to the sounds of Eddie Layton and Bob Sheppard. And just for the record...that is Chris's real voice!!! no chips, no computers, just a dead on impersonation !! (using his own voice and the same organ , 2 keyboards, and drum machine that Eddie used at Yankee stadium from the mid 80s until 2003-ENJOY! -
3:00Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "NY, NY" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "NY, NY" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "NY, NY" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a quiet Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton. -
7:10EDDIE LAYTON /BOB SHEPPARD TRIBUTE
EDDIE LAYTON /BOB SHEPPARD TRIBUTEEDDIE LAYTON /BOB SHEPPARD TRIBUTE
THE 80S AND 90S WERE A SPECIAL PLACE AT YANKEE STADIUM. HERE IS A NOSTALGIC JOURNEY BACK IN TIME REMEMBERING WHAT IT WAS LIKE AN HOUR BEFORE THE GAME SITTING BACK IN YOUR SEAT AND LISTENING TO EDDIE LAYTONS 30 MINUTE PREGAME SET ALONG WITH BOB SHEPPARDS PREGAME ANNOUNCEMENTS...HERE IS BOB SHEPPARD AND EDDIE LAYTON IMPERSONATOR CHRIS PAVIA'S IMPRESSION OF BOTH USING THE SAME ORGAN AND 2 KEYBOARDS EDDIE LAYTON USED FROM 1979-2003- LIVE FROM MY LIVING ROOM!! -
2:33Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Yankee Doodle" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Yankee Doodle" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Yankee Doodle" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a quiet Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton. -
2:24Eddie Layton: Tico Tico
Eddie Layton: Tico TicoEddie Layton: Tico Tico
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2:25Eddie Layton – The Hot Canary
Eddie Layton – The Hot CanaryEddie Layton – The Hot Canary
Eddie Layton Eddie Layton nació Filadelfia, Pennsylvania . Se graduó de la Universidad West Chester en la especialización de meteorología. Comenzó tocando el órgano cuando tenía doce años de edad. Mientras servía en la Marina de los Estados Unidos, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, aprendió a tocar el órgano Hammond . Después de la guerra, comenzó una carrera como organista profesional y empezó a escribir música para telenovelas en la CBS . Se unió a los Yankees de Nueva York en 1967 cuando el presidente del equipo , Mike Burke, inauguró la música de órgano en el estadio. Cuando fue contratado, él nunca había estado en el estadio y no sabía nada de béisbol , pero rápidamente aprendió las normas . Luego pasó a tocar para los Yankees durante más de tres décadas, con una pausa entre 1.971 y 1.977, en la que se dedicó a otros compromisos musicales. Cuando se retiró el 28 de septiembre de 2003, su última actuación fue a tocar "Take Me Out to the Ball Game", con los fans cantando" Eddie! Eddie! ". Además de tocar para los Yankees, fue el organista de los Nueva York Knicks y los Rangers de Nueva York durante 18 años. Esto le convirtió en la respuesta a una pregunta de trivial muy popular entre los fanáticos de los deportes de Nueva York: "Q: ¿Quién era la única persona a jugar para los Yankees, los Knicks y los Rangers: A Layton. Eddie" También realizó conciertos en más de 200 ciudades para el órgano de la sociedad Hammond y lanzó 26 álbumes, vendiendo más de 3 millones de copias. Además, Layton tocaba el órgano en el Radio City Music Hall de la Universidad de Pace durante las graduaciones que se celebraban allí. Murió a los 79 años en su casa de Queens, Nueva York , tras una breve enfermedad. Spotify: http://open.spotify.com/album/4dBKkiemxd5s2zSaZkiKu8 iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/es/album/hammond-organ/id935296692 Síguenos en: Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/vintagem.es Spotify: http://open.spotify.com/user/vintagemusic Web: http://www.vintagemusic.es BoutiqAlia: http://www.boutiqalia.com/boutiqalia/musica-vintage.html (compra física de CD) -
0:19Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Here Come the Yankees" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Here Come the Yankees" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Here Come the Yankees" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton. -
2:19Eddie Layton – Stormy Weather
Eddie Layton – Stormy WeatherEddie Layton – Stormy Weather
Eddie Layton Eddie Layton nació Filadelfia, Pennsylvania . Se graduó de la Universidad West Chester en la especialización de meteorología. Comenzó tocando el órgano cuando tenía doce años de edad. Mientras servía en la Marina de los Estados Unidos, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, aprendió a tocar el órgano Hammond . Después de la guerra, comenzó una carrera como organista profesional y empezó a escribir música para telenovelas en la CBS . Se unió a los Yankees de Nueva York en 1967 cuando el presidente del equipo , Mike Burke, inauguró la música de órgano en el estadio. Cuando fue contratado, él nunca había estado en el estadio y no sabía nada de béisbol , pero rápidamente aprendió las normas . Luego pasó a tocar para los Yankees durante más de tres décadas, con una pausa entre 1.971 y 1.977, en la que se dedicó a otros compromisos musicales. Cuando se retiró el 28 de septiembre de 2003, su última actuación fue a tocar "Take Me Out to the Ball Game", con los fans cantando" Eddie! Eddie! ". Además de tocar para los Yankees, fue el organista de los Nueva York Knicks y los Rangers de Nueva York durante 18 años. Esto le convirtió en la respuesta a una pregunta de trivial muy popular entre los fanáticos de los deportes de Nueva York: "Q: ¿Quién era la única persona a jugar para los Yankees, los Knicks y los Rangers: A Layton. Eddie" También realizó conciertos en más de 200 ciudades para el órgano de la sociedad Hammond y lanzó 26 álbumes, vendiendo más de 3 millones de copias. Además, Layton tocaba el órgano en el Radio City Music Hall de la Universidad de Pace durante las graduaciones que se celebraban allí. Murió a los 79 años en su casa de Queens, Nueva York , tras una breve enfermedad. Spotify: http://open.spotify.com/album/4dBKkiemxd5s2zSaZkiKu8 iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/es/album/hammond-organ/id935296692 Síguenos en: Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/vintagem.es Spotify: http://open.spotify.com/user/vintagemusic Web: http://www.vintagemusic.es BoutiqAlia: http://www.boutiqalia.com/boutiqalia/musica-vintage.html (compra física de CD) -
3:19Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Age of Aquarius" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Age of Aquarius" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Age of Aquarius" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a quiet Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton. -
2:47Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "On B-Way" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "On B-Way" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "On B-Way" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a quiet Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton.
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- Freddy Schuman
- Gene Monahan
- George Costanza
- George Steinbrenner
- Hal Steinbrenner
- Hank Steinbrenner
- Jackie Robinson
- Jacob Ruppert
- Jeffrey Maier
- Joe DiMaggio
- Joe Girardi
- Johnny Sylvester
- Lefty Gomez
- Lou Gehrig
- Mel Allen
- Mickey Mantle
- Miller Huggins
- Paul Olden
- Phil Rizzuto
- Red Ruffing
- Reggie Jackson
- Robert Merrill
- Roger Maris
- Ron Guidry
- Ronan Tynan
- The Babe Ruth Story
- Thurman Munson
- Whitey Ford
- Wikipedia Persondata
- Yogi Berra
'Eddie Layton' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Leader of the Band (1988)
Actors: Robert Halmi Sr. (producer), Robert Halmi Jr. (producer), Gailard Sartain (actor), Mercedes Ruehl (actress), David V. Picker (producer), Lou Walker (actor), Dick Hyman (composer), Mary Nell Santacroce (actress), John A. Dunn (costume designer), Steve Landesberg (actor), Frank Saperstein (writer), Calvert DeForest (actor), Norman Gay (editor), Benji Wilhoite (actor), Lester Berman (producer),
Plot: Eddie is a down-on-his-luck bar pianist who has just been fired from another job. Desperate for work, he finds a school looking for a leader for its hopelessly incompetent marching band. Somehow, Eddie has to whip these kids into shape in time for the big band competition. Can he get them to march without tripping over their own feet, let alone win the contest?
Keywords: bandleader, contest, dog, field, georgia, high-school, high-school-marching-band, independent-film, musician, pianistGenres: Comedy,
Layton, Eddie Filmography
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1999, role: actor , character name: Yankee Stadium Organist
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1967, role: composer
Eddie Layton
ALBUMS
- Great Organ Hits released: 1961
Great Organ Hits
Released 1961- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Happy Organ
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Mr. Lucky
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Ain't Misbehavin'
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Tico Tico
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen You Can't Be True, Dear
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Granada
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Patricia
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen Twilight Time
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen The Dipsy Doodle
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen When The Organ Played At Twilight
- add to main playlist Play in Full Screen By The Waters Of The Minnetonka
Born: 1925-10-10
Died: 2004-12-26
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Bob Sheppard/Eddie Layton Tribute...Remembering Yankee Stadium
Bob Sheppard and Eddie Layton impersonator Chris Pavia takes us through time reflecting back and impersonating the legendary Bob Sheppard and late great Yankee stadium organist Eddie Layton. Listen as Chris takes you back in time sitting in your seat 45 minutes before the game and listening to the sounds of Eddie Layton and Bob Sheppard. And just for the record...that is Chris's real voice!!! no chips, no computers, just a dead on impersonation !! (using his own voice and the same organ , 2 keyboards, and drum machine that Eddie used at Yankee stadium from the mid 80s until 2003-ENJOY! -
Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "NY, NY" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Ed... -
EDDIE LAYTON /BOB SHEPPARD TRIBUTE
THE 80S AND 90S WERE A SPECIAL PLACE AT YANKEE STADIUM. HERE IS A NOSTALGIC JOURNEY BACK IN TIME REMEMBERING WHAT IT WAS LIKE AN HOUR BEFORE THE GAME SITTING BACK IN YOUR SEAT AND LISTENING TO EDDIE LAYTONS 30 MINUTE PREGAME SET ALONG WITH BOB SHEPPARDS PREGAME ANNOUNCEMENTS...HERE IS BOB SHEPPARD AND EDDIE LAYTON IMPERSONATOR CHRIS PAVIA'S IMPRESSION OF BOTH USING THE SAME ORGAN AND 2 KEYBOARDS EDDIE LAYTON USED FROM 1979-2003- LIVE FROM MY LIVING ROOM!! -
Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Yankee Doodle" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Ed... -
Eddie Layton: Tico Tico
OUT OF THIS WORLD -
Eddie Layton – The Hot Canary
Eddie Layton Eddie Layton nació Filadelfia, Pennsylvania . Se graduó de la Universidad West Chester en la especialización de meteorología. Comenzó tocando el órgano cuando tenía doce años de edad. Mientras servía en la Marina de los Estados Unidos, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, aprendió a tocar el órgano Hammond . Después de la guerra, comenzó una carrera como organista profesional y empezó a escribir música para telenovelas en la CBS . Se unió a los Yankees de Nueva York en 1967 cuando el presidente del equipo , Mike Burke, inauguró la música de órgano en el estadio. Cuando fue contratado, él nunca había estado en el estadio y no sabía nada de béisbol , pero rápidamente aprendió las normas . Luego pasó a tocar para los Yankees durante más de tres décadas, con una pausa entre... -
Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Here Come the Yankees" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Ed... -
Eddie Layton – Stormy Weather
Eddie Layton Eddie Layton nació Filadelfia, Pennsylvania . Se graduó de la Universidad West Chester en la especialización de meteorología. Comenzó tocando el órgano cuando tenía doce años de edad. Mientras servía en la Marina de los Estados Unidos, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, aprendió a tocar el órgano Hammond . Después de la guerra, comenzó una carrera como organista profesional y empezó a escribir música para telenovelas en la CBS . Se unió a los Yankees de Nueva York en 1967 cuando el presidente del equipo , Mike Burke, inauguró la música de órgano en el estadio. Cuando fue contratado, él nunca había estado en el estadio y no sabía nada de béisbol , pero rápidamente aprendió las normas . Luego pasó a tocar para los Yankees durante más de tres décadas, con una pausa entre... -
Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Age of Aquarius" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Ed... -
Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "On B-Way" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Ed...
Bob Sheppard/Eddie Layton Tribute...Remembering Yankee Stadium
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:59
- Updated: 22 Jan 2009
- views: 26988
Bob Sheppard and Eddie Layton impersonator Chris Pavia takes us through time reflecting back and impersonating the legendary Bob Sheppard and late great Yankee ...
Bob Sheppard and Eddie Layton impersonator Chris Pavia takes us through time reflecting back and impersonating the legendary Bob Sheppard and late great Yankee stadium organist Eddie Layton. Listen as Chris takes you back in time sitting in your seat 45 minutes before the game and listening to the sounds of Eddie Layton and Bob Sheppard. And just for the record...that is Chris's real voice!!! no chips, no computers, just a dead on impersonation !! (using his own voice and the same organ , 2 keyboards, and drum machine that Eddie used at Yankee stadium from the mid 80s until 2003-ENJOY!
wn.com/Bob Sheppard Eddie Layton Tribute...Remembering Yankee Stadium
Bob Sheppard and Eddie Layton impersonator Chris Pavia takes us through time reflecting back and impersonating the legendary Bob Sheppard and late great Yankee stadium organist Eddie Layton. Listen as Chris takes you back in time sitting in your seat 45 minutes before the game and listening to the sounds of Eddie Layton and Bob Sheppard. And just for the record...that is Chris's real voice!!! no chips, no computers, just a dead on impersonation !! (using his own voice and the same organ , 2 keyboards, and drum machine that Eddie used at Yankee stadium from the mid 80s until 2003-ENJOY!
- published: 22 Jan 2009
- views: 26988
Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "NY, NY" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:00
- Updated: 03 Jan 2011
- views: 13379
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having p...
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a quiet Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton.
wn.com/Eddie Layton 1988 Plays Ny, NY On The Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7 26 1988
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a quiet Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton.
- published: 03 Jan 2011
- views: 13379
EDDIE LAYTON /BOB SHEPPARD TRIBUTE
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:10
- Updated: 24 Sep 2007
- views: 22497
THE 80S AND 90S WERE A SPECIAL PLACE AT YANKEE STADIUM. HERE IS A NOSTALGIC JOURNEY BACK IN TIME REMEMBERING WHAT IT WAS LIKE AN HOUR BEFORE THE GAME SITTING BA...
THE 80S AND 90S WERE A SPECIAL PLACE AT YANKEE STADIUM. HERE IS A NOSTALGIC JOURNEY BACK IN TIME REMEMBERING WHAT IT WAS LIKE AN HOUR BEFORE THE GAME SITTING BACK IN YOUR SEAT AND LISTENING TO EDDIE LAYTONS 30 MINUTE PREGAME SET ALONG WITH BOB SHEPPARDS PREGAME ANNOUNCEMENTS...HERE IS BOB SHEPPARD AND EDDIE LAYTON IMPERSONATOR CHRIS PAVIA'S IMPRESSION OF BOTH USING THE SAME ORGAN AND 2 KEYBOARDS EDDIE LAYTON USED FROM 1979-2003- LIVE FROM MY LIVING ROOM!!
wn.com/Eddie Layton Bob Sheppard Tribute
THE 80S AND 90S WERE A SPECIAL PLACE AT YANKEE STADIUM. HERE IS A NOSTALGIC JOURNEY BACK IN TIME REMEMBERING WHAT IT WAS LIKE AN HOUR BEFORE THE GAME SITTING BACK IN YOUR SEAT AND LISTENING TO EDDIE LAYTONS 30 MINUTE PREGAME SET ALONG WITH BOB SHEPPARDS PREGAME ANNOUNCEMENTS...HERE IS BOB SHEPPARD AND EDDIE LAYTON IMPERSONATOR CHRIS PAVIA'S IMPRESSION OF BOTH USING THE SAME ORGAN AND 2 KEYBOARDS EDDIE LAYTON USED FROM 1979-2003- LIVE FROM MY LIVING ROOM!!
- published: 24 Sep 2007
- views: 22497
Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Yankee Doodle" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:33
- Updated: 03 Jan 2011
- views: 5021
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having p...
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a quiet Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton.
wn.com/Eddie Layton 1988 Plays Yankee Doodle On The Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7 26 1988
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a quiet Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton.
- published: 03 Jan 2011
- views: 5021
Eddie Layton: Tico Tico
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:24
- Updated: 16 Jul 2010
- views: 4461
OUT OF THIS WORLD
OUT OF THIS WORLD
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Eddie Layton – The Hot Canary
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:25
- Updated: 11 Nov 2014
- views: 335
Eddie Layton
Eddie Layton nació Filadelfia, Pennsylvania . Se graduó de la Universidad West Chester en la especialización de meteorología.
Comenzó tocando el ...
Eddie Layton
Eddie Layton nació Filadelfia, Pennsylvania . Se graduó de la Universidad West Chester en la especialización de meteorología.
Comenzó tocando el órgano cuando tenía doce años de edad. Mientras servía en la Marina de los Estados Unidos, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, aprendió a tocar el órgano Hammond . Después de la guerra, comenzó una carrera como organista profesional y empezó a escribir música para telenovelas en la CBS .
Se unió a los Yankees de Nueva York en 1967 cuando el presidente del equipo , Mike Burke, inauguró la música de órgano en el estadio. Cuando fue contratado, él nunca había estado en el estadio y no sabía nada de béisbol , pero rápidamente aprendió las normas . Luego pasó a tocar para los Yankees durante más de tres décadas, con una pausa entre 1.971 y 1.977, en la que se dedicó a otros compromisos musicales. Cuando se retiró el 28 de septiembre de 2003, su última actuación fue a tocar "Take Me Out to the Ball Game", con los fans cantando" Eddie! Eddie! ".
Además de tocar para los Yankees, fue el organista de los Nueva York Knicks y los Rangers de Nueva York durante 18 años. Esto le convirtió en la respuesta a una pregunta de trivial muy popular entre los fanáticos de los deportes de Nueva York: "Q: ¿Quién era la única persona a jugar para los Yankees, los Knicks y los Rangers: A Layton. Eddie"
También realizó conciertos en más de 200 ciudades para el órgano de la sociedad Hammond y lanzó 26 álbumes, vendiendo más de 3 millones de copias. Además, Layton tocaba el órgano en el Radio City Music Hall de la Universidad de Pace durante las graduaciones que se celebraban allí.
Murió a los 79 años en su casa de Queens, Nueva York , tras una breve enfermedad.
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Eddie Layton
Eddie Layton nació Filadelfia, Pennsylvania . Se graduó de la Universidad West Chester en la especialización de meteorología.
Comenzó tocando el órgano cuando tenía doce años de edad. Mientras servía en la Marina de los Estados Unidos, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, aprendió a tocar el órgano Hammond . Después de la guerra, comenzó una carrera como organista profesional y empezó a escribir música para telenovelas en la CBS .
Se unió a los Yankees de Nueva York en 1967 cuando el presidente del equipo , Mike Burke, inauguró la música de órgano en el estadio. Cuando fue contratado, él nunca había estado en el estadio y no sabía nada de béisbol , pero rápidamente aprendió las normas . Luego pasó a tocar para los Yankees durante más de tres décadas, con una pausa entre 1.971 y 1.977, en la que se dedicó a otros compromisos musicales. Cuando se retiró el 28 de septiembre de 2003, su última actuación fue a tocar "Take Me Out to the Ball Game", con los fans cantando" Eddie! Eddie! ".
Además de tocar para los Yankees, fue el organista de los Nueva York Knicks y los Rangers de Nueva York durante 18 años. Esto le convirtió en la respuesta a una pregunta de trivial muy popular entre los fanáticos de los deportes de Nueva York: "Q: ¿Quién era la única persona a jugar para los Yankees, los Knicks y los Rangers: A Layton. Eddie"
También realizó conciertos en más de 200 ciudades para el órgano de la sociedad Hammond y lanzó 26 álbumes, vendiendo más de 3 millones de copias. Además, Layton tocaba el órgano en el Radio City Music Hall de la Universidad de Pace durante las graduaciones que se celebraban allí.
Murió a los 79 años en su casa de Queens, Nueva York , tras una breve enfermedad.
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- published: 11 Nov 2014
- views: 335
Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Here Come the Yankees" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:19
- Updated: 03 Jan 2011
- views: 4786
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having p...
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton.
wn.com/Eddie Layton 1988 Plays Here Come The Yankees On The Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7 26 1988
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton.
- published: 03 Jan 2011
- views: 4786
Eddie Layton – Stormy Weather
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:19
- Updated: 11 Nov 2014
- views: 199
Eddie Layton
Eddie Layton nació Filadelfia, Pennsylvania . Se graduó de la Universidad West Chester en la especialización de meteorología.
Comenzó tocando el ...
Eddie Layton
Eddie Layton nació Filadelfia, Pennsylvania . Se graduó de la Universidad West Chester en la especialización de meteorología.
Comenzó tocando el órgano cuando tenía doce años de edad. Mientras servía en la Marina de los Estados Unidos, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, aprendió a tocar el órgano Hammond . Después de la guerra, comenzó una carrera como organista profesional y empezó a escribir música para telenovelas en la CBS .
Se unió a los Yankees de Nueva York en 1967 cuando el presidente del equipo , Mike Burke, inauguró la música de órgano en el estadio. Cuando fue contratado, él nunca había estado en el estadio y no sabía nada de béisbol , pero rápidamente aprendió las normas . Luego pasó a tocar para los Yankees durante más de tres décadas, con una pausa entre 1.971 y 1.977, en la que se dedicó a otros compromisos musicales. Cuando se retiró el 28 de septiembre de 2003, su última actuación fue a tocar "Take Me Out to the Ball Game", con los fans cantando" Eddie! Eddie! ".
Además de tocar para los Yankees, fue el organista de los Nueva York Knicks y los Rangers de Nueva York durante 18 años. Esto le convirtió en la respuesta a una pregunta de trivial muy popular entre los fanáticos de los deportes de Nueva York: "Q: ¿Quién era la única persona a jugar para los Yankees, los Knicks y los Rangers: A Layton. Eddie"
También realizó conciertos en más de 200 ciudades para el órgano de la sociedad Hammond y lanzó 26 álbumes, vendiendo más de 3 millones de copias. Además, Layton tocaba el órgano en el Radio City Music Hall de la Universidad de Pace durante las graduaciones que se celebraban allí.
Murió a los 79 años en su casa de Queens, Nueva York , tras una breve enfermedad.
Spotify: http://open.spotify.com/album/4dBKkiemxd5s2zSaZkiKu8
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/es/album/hammond-organ/id935296692
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Web: http://www.vintagemusic.es
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wn.com/Eddie Layton – Stormy Weather
Eddie Layton
Eddie Layton nació Filadelfia, Pennsylvania . Se graduó de la Universidad West Chester en la especialización de meteorología.
Comenzó tocando el órgano cuando tenía doce años de edad. Mientras servía en la Marina de los Estados Unidos, durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, aprendió a tocar el órgano Hammond . Después de la guerra, comenzó una carrera como organista profesional y empezó a escribir música para telenovelas en la CBS .
Se unió a los Yankees de Nueva York en 1967 cuando el presidente del equipo , Mike Burke, inauguró la música de órgano en el estadio. Cuando fue contratado, él nunca había estado en el estadio y no sabía nada de béisbol , pero rápidamente aprendió las normas . Luego pasó a tocar para los Yankees durante más de tres décadas, con una pausa entre 1.971 y 1.977, en la que se dedicó a otros compromisos musicales. Cuando se retiró el 28 de septiembre de 2003, su última actuación fue a tocar "Take Me Out to the Ball Game", con los fans cantando" Eddie! Eddie! ".
Además de tocar para los Yankees, fue el organista de los Nueva York Knicks y los Rangers de Nueva York durante 18 años. Esto le convirtió en la respuesta a una pregunta de trivial muy popular entre los fanáticos de los deportes de Nueva York: "Q: ¿Quién era la única persona a jugar para los Yankees, los Knicks y los Rangers: A Layton. Eddie"
También realizó conciertos en más de 200 ciudades para el órgano de la sociedad Hammond y lanzó 26 álbumes, vendiendo más de 3 millones de copias. Además, Layton tocaba el órgano en el Radio City Music Hall de la Universidad de Pace durante las graduaciones que se celebraban allí.
Murió a los 79 años en su casa de Queens, Nueva York , tras una breve enfermedad.
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- published: 11 Nov 2014
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Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Age of Aquarius" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
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- Duration: 3:19
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Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having p...
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a quiet Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton.
wn.com/Eddie Layton 1988 Plays Age Of Aquarius On The Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7 26 1988
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a quiet Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton.
- published: 03 Jan 2011
- views: 2860
Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "On B-Way" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:47
- Updated: 03 Jan 2011
- views: 1419
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having p...
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a quiet Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton.
wn.com/Eddie Layton 1988 Plays On B Way On The Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7 26 1988
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a quiet Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton.
- published: 03 Jan 2011
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Eddie Layton Interview with Doug Miles
My interview with Eddie Layton who was the organist at Yankee Stadium and also played at Ranger, Knick and Islander games in NY. He was a great musician who recorded many albums of organ music. This was recorded in 1988 and aired on "Sports Beat" a show I hosted on a Florida based radio network. -
Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays Crowd Build-Up on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Ed...
Eddie Layton Interview with Doug Miles
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- Duration: 9:30
- Updated: 23 Dec 2008
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My interview with Eddie Layton who was the organist at Yankee Stadium and also played at Ranger, Knick and Islander games in NY. He was a great musician who rec...
My interview with Eddie Layton who was the organist at Yankee Stadium and also played at Ranger, Knick and Islander games in NY. He was a great musician who recorded many albums of organ music. This was recorded in 1988 and aired on "Sports Beat" a show I hosted on a Florida based radio network.
wn.com/Eddie Layton Interview With Doug Miles
My interview with Eddie Layton who was the organist at Yankee Stadium and also played at Ranger, Knick and Islander games in NY. He was a great musician who recorded many albums of organ music. This was recorded in 1988 and aired on "Sports Beat" a show I hosted on a Florida based radio network.
- published: 23 Dec 2008
- views: 2241
Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays Crowd Build-Up on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:30
- Updated: 03 Jan 2011
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Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having p...
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton.
wn.com/Eddie Layton 1988 Plays Crowd Build Up On The Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7 26 1988
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest popular music organists and the king of Yankee Stadium organists having performed for the team over the course of 30 seasons (1967-1970, 1978-2003). Eddie's unique combination of Might Wurlitzer styling's and show business pizzazz, played at the Stadium primarily on a Hammond Collonade organ, was in full force during his two separate stints with the team. He joined the Yankees as their second organist, after Toby Wright played two seasons on the Stadium's Lowrey Organ. Eddie played for the Yankees initially for four seasons and then for a second term commencing in April of 1978 through the fifth game of the 2003 World Series in October 2003, a genuine record. This recording, accompanied by pictures of Eddie and his album covers, was recorded at Yankee Stadium on a Tuesday evening in July of 1988. This is notable because over the next several seasons the Yankees lessened Eddie's exceptional playing time for the more ubiquitous sounds of pre-recorded rock music and the commercials-games-news of the Stadium's Diamondvision. This is the first of several Eddie tributes posted here courtesy of YanksAtShea. Enjoy the best of the best, the marvelous Eddie Layton.
- published: 03 Jan 2011
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Bob Sheppard/Eddie Layton Tribute...Remembering Yankee Stadium
Bob Sheppard and Eddie Layton impersonator Chris Pavia takes us through time reflecting ba...
published: 22 Jan 2009
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Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "NY, NY" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
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EDDIE LAYTON /BOB SHEPPARD TRIBUTE
THE 80S AND 90S WERE A SPECIAL PLACE AT YANKEE STADIUM. HERE IS A NOSTALGIC JOURNEY BACK I...
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Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Yankee Doodle" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
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Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Yankee Doodle" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
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Eddie Layton: Tico Tico
OUT OF THIS WORLD
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Eddie Layton – The Hot Canary
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Eddie Layton – The Hot Canary
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Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Here Come the Yankees" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
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Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Here Come the Yankees" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
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Eddie Layton – Stormy Weather
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Eddie Layton – Stormy Weather
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Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Age of Aquarius" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
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Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "Age of Aquarius" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
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Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "On B-Way" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
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Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays "On B-Way" on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
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Eddie Layton Interview with Doug Miles
My interview with Eddie Layton who was the organist at Yankee Stadium and also played at R...
published: 23 Dec 2008
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Eddie Layton Interview with Doug Miles
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Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays Crowd Build-Up on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
Eddie Layton (October 10, 1925 -- December 26, 2004) was among this country's greatest pop...
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Eddie Layton 1988 - Plays Crowd Build-Up on the Yankee Stadium Collonade Organ, 7/26/1988
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