2015年9月25日 · Here Come the Hawks! is the official fight song of the Chicago Blackhawks ice hockey team. The song was written by J. Swayzee 1968. One of the last recordings made on this unique instrument...

2024年10月8日 · Since 1991, Frank Pellico has played the organ to accompany Chicago Blackhawks home games. For three years, he played the Chicago Stadium Barton Organ, which produced a sound so rich that it literally shook the seats in the building.

2018年6月1日 · Provided to YouTube by All Sports Music Group Chicago Blackhawks Fight Song (Here Come the Hawks) (Live Organ Stadium Mix) · Da Stadium Organist Sports Organ: Game Time V2 ℗ All Sports...

2018年5月28日 · Provided to YouTube by All Sports Music GroupChelsea Dagger (Chicago Blackhawks Stadium Organ Version) · Da Stadium OrganistSports Organ: Game Time℗ All Spor...

2012年6月20日 · When the Blackhawks moved from the Chicago Stadium to the United Center in 1994, they found the cost of breaking down and reinstalling the mighty old Barton pipe organ prohibitive (at least...

2008年11月10日 · The Barton pipe organ that pumped up Blackhawks fans for decades at the old Chicago Stadium is long gone. But the fans’ fondness for organ music lives on.

2004年12月10日 · The Blackhawks, hoping to capture a younger crowd, began alternating the organ music with the kinds of pre-recorded, formatted bits of rock that most pro sports teams use these days.

2009年3月24日 · One of the largest organs was the pipe organ in the old Chicago Stadium. When the Blackhawks and Bulls built a new home, The United Center, they used a much smaller electronic organ which was miked. True, it wasn’t the grand multi-manual console, but it still provided organ music (as it does today) for the games.

2008年10月28日 · The Chicago Tribune visits with legendary Blackhawks organist Frank Pellico, who has been entertaining hockey fans at both the Chicago Stadium and the United Center for almost 20...

Melgard, who lost his left index finger in an accident as a child, was nonetheless a highly acclaimed musician and played the Stadium's world-famous Barton theater organ masterfully. He played at nearly two thousand Chicago Blackhawks hockey games and over four hundred Chicago Bulls basketball games, as well as hundreds of professional boxing ...