Wurlitzer Melodies At The Lake Vol. 2
153 Military Style Band Organ

Lake Compounce Theme Park
Bristol, Connecticut


"Wurlitzer Melodies At The Lake"
A Special Tribute To Lake Compounce Theme Park



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  • A Hundred Years From Now 2:34 MP3
  • Officer Of The Day 3:01
  • Paul Revere’s Ride 2:10
  • Our Director 2:31
  • The Homecoming 2:45
  • Royal Trumpeters 3:05 MP3
  • A Jolly Sailor 2:03
  • Blaze Of Honor March 2:00
  • The Letter Carriers 2:01 MP3
  • Fidelity March 2:01
  • The New Liberty March 1:25
  • Jack Of Spades March 1:54
  • The Fight Is On March 1:36
  • Wonderful One 1:49 MP3
  • Little Rover 2:29
  • Do You Know The Way To San Jose? 1:52 MP3
  • Top Of The World 2:14
  • Welcome Back Kotter 2:00
  • Somewhere My Love (Lara’s Theme) 3:06
  • Georgy Girl 2:12
  • Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head 2:56
  • Downtown 1:45
  • Dolores 2:28
  • Sunshine 2:04
  • I Still Love You 2:29
  • Laugh Clown, Laugh 2:15
  • Happy Birthday 2:59
  • I Wanna Hold Your Hand 2:11
  • Surfin’ USA 2:26
  • Hound Dog 2:26 MP3
  • Here Comes The Sun 2:44
    Total Time 71 minutes

          Lake Compounce Park History     
    
          The name Lake Compounce is derived from John Compound, 
    a Mattatuck/Tunxis Native American Chieftain. On December 2, 1684, 
    his wife and several tribal members affixed their waxed 
    fingertip marks to a deed that conveyed the Compound’s Lake 
    to a group of white settlers who had migrated to central 
    Connecticut from Massachusetts.
    
          On October 6, 1846, Samuel Botsford, an influential Bristol 
    scientist, persuaded property owner Gad Norton, an original settler 
    escendant, to let him conduct a series of beautiful experiments in 
    electricity. Well publicized, the event drew thousands of spectators 
    who witnessed the demonstration amidst the beauty of the woods and water. 
    Although the final experiment of blowing up from shore, two huge jugs 
    of gunpowder tied under a raft in the middle of the lake failed, 
    it did inspire Mr. Norton to action. He put a path around the lake, 
    set up picnic tables, allowed public swimming and rowing on the lake, 
    and built a gazebo for lakeside band concerts. Lake Compounce had 
    officially opened to the public as a picturesque picnic park.
    
    Producer Andy Adams thanks:
    Lake Compounce Theme Park 
    Arranger Rich Olsen 
    Consultant:  Matthew Caulfield 
    Bob Newman of RA Newman Organ Co., RI, ranewmanco@aol.com;
    Dynamic Recording, Rochester, NY
    Mechanical Music Digest
    Carousel Organ Association of America
    PlayRite Music Rolls Inc.;